What is Japanese Art 10: Conclusion
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Past series
Tanaka Koki: I ask…
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Critical Fieldwork 6
Collage, Pop Art, Clyfford Still: Teppei Kaneuji’s ‘Post-Something’ at ShugoArts White paintings, cloisonnism, coffee staining, and clippings of brushstrokes and touches of paint… or in other words painterliness; and seals, figures, driftwood, pipes, and wrapping paper… or in other words
Minoru Shimizu | Critical Fieldwork 6
Observations on Contemporary Art in Japan Collage, Pop Art, Clyfford Still: Kaneuji Teppei’s Post-Something at Shugo Arts White paintings, cloisonnism, coffee staining, and clippings of brushstrokes and touches of paint… or in other words painterliness; and seals, figures, driftwood, pipes,
Sawaragi Noi: Notes on Art and Current Events 5
Ernest Fenollosa – the unacknowledged source of simulationism? To those interested in the history of Japanese modern art, the name Ernest Fenollosa will be especially familiar. In particular, together with his assistant Okakura Tenshin, he dedicated himself to reviving and
Tanaka Koki: I ask…
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What is Japanese Art 9: Tsubaki Noboru (Part 1)
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Tsubaki Noboru (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
What is Japanese Art 9: Tsubaki Noboru (Part 2)
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Tsubaki Noboru (part 2) Text in Japanese only.
What is Japanese Art 8: Mizuma Sueo (Part 1)
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Koike Kazuko (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
What is Japanese Art 8: Mizuma Sueo (Part 2)
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Koike Kazuko (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
What is Japanese Art 7: Koike Kazuko (Part 1)
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Koike Kazuko (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
What is Japanese Art 7: Koike Kazuko (Part 2)
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Koike Kazuko (part 2) Text in Japanese only.