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 andView More >
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A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Tsubaki Noboru (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Tsubaki Noboru (part 2) Text in Japanese only.
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Koike Kazuko (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Koike Kazuko (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Koike Kazuko (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Koike Kazuko (part 2) Text in Japanese only.
For ‘Shomei Tomatsu: Hues and Textures of Nagasaki’ Part 3: Darkness and Colors Between the “ethic of presenting things as they are” and the artificial space-time of “occupation,” the black and white photographs that serve as an expression of theView More >
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Sumitomo Fumihiko (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Sumitomo Fumihiko (part 2) Text in Japanese only.
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