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Your bright future : 12 contemporary artists from Korea
\"Offers an unprecedented look at the work of twelve of Korea's most significant contemporary artists through three essays, artists' biographies and interviews, and a chronology\"--Provided by publisher.
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Flying Deeper and Farther: Kusama in 2005
Discusses the work of the artist Yayoi Kusama. The author traces the development of Kusama's career, noting her hospitalization in 1977 for a mental condition, and continued residence in a psychiatric institution, focuses on a number of her works including her 'Infinity Net' paintings created in New York, and her mixed-media sculptural work 'My Flower Bed' (1965-66; col. illus.), and studies the changes to the artist's work, after she returned from the U.S.A. to Japan in 1973. She examines the evolution of her work in New Yor, and Japan, noting her transition from creating small-scale paintings in Japan in the 1950s, to creating large-scale paintings in New York in the 1960s, and her return to creating figurative paintings in the 1970s, as well as the autobiographical novel 'Manhattan Suicide Addict' (1978), examines the influence of Japanese culture on her work following her return, exploring the approach of European, and Japanese artists to the quality of 'cuteness', and compares her work with that of Takashi Murakami and Aoshima in her painting 'I Who Committed Suicide' (1977; col. illus.). She draws parallels between Kusama's approach to art and that of Yoshitomo Nara, notes her exploration of childhood pain in her installation work 'Hi Konnichiwa' (2004; col. illus.), and examines the evolution of her own understanding of Kusawa's work.
Journal Article
ART THAT CHALLENGES
The artwork \"Occupy Chairs\" by Sebastian Errazuriz reproduces signs seen in media coverage of the Occupy Wall Street protests on a set of folding chairs.
Newspaper Article
PUTTING PITTSBURGH ART ON THE CUTTING EDGE PITTSBURGH COULD BECOME AN INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF CONTEMPORARY ART
[...] we need to attract and keep talented visual artists. Pittsburgh, with its low rents and large spaces, its vibrant cultural institutions and active alternative art spaces, is well placed to nurture a visual art scene of consequence.
Newspaper Article
Is She Famous Yet?
Wye reviews the exhibit \"Love Forever: Yayoi Kusama, 1959-1968\" which was on view at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Mar 8-Jun 8, 1998 and at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City July 9-Sept 22, 1998 and will be at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis Dec 13, 1998-Mar 7, 1999 and at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo April 29-Jul 4, 1999.
Book Review
HÉLIO OITICICA: TO ORGANIZE DELIRIUM
\"To Organize Delirium\"-a collaboration between the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York-should constitute a welcome corrective by providing the most complete retrospective to date (151 pieces in all media, including twenty-three works by other artists) and an extensive scholarly catalogue with contributions by the curators as well as from many younger scholars of Brazilian art and culture.
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