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Noriyuki Haraguchi Dead: Mono-ha Artist Dies at 74 – ARTnews.com Mono Ha, Metal Containers, Minimalist Painting, Museum Of Contemporary Art, Sculpture Installation, Brutalism, Conceptual Art, Installation Art, Japanese Art

Metal Containers

Minimalist Painting

Museum Of Contemporary Art

Sculpture Installation

Installation Art

Noriyuki Haraguchi, Key Figure in Japanese Art Scene Behind ‘Oil Pool’ Work, Has Died at 74

Noriyuki Haraguchi, a Mono-ha artist behind a famed 'Oil Pool' sculpture, has died at 74.

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Mono Ha, Roman Art, Modern Abstract Painting, Sculpture Installation, Design Aesthetic, The Movement, Art Movement, Modern Art Abstract, Stone Art

Modern Abstract Painting

Sculpture Installation

Design Aesthetic

Modern Art Abstract

Mono-ha, Roman Tikhonov

Design Aesthetic Series. Mono-ha. 2 inspired by sculptures of the Japanese art movement Mono-ha. Translating as ‘School of Things’, the movement presented minimal sculptures created in a specific context, often combining man-made and natural materials. In ‘Rocks and Light’

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Lee Ufan's Artworks | Lisson Gallery Lee Ufan, Mono Ha, Edgy Photography, Lisson Gallery, Minimalist Street Style, Nail Art Wedding, Clothing Photography, T Art, Sculpture Installation

Edgy Photography

Minimalist Street Style

Nail Art Wedding

Clothing Photography

Sculpture Installation

Lisson Gallery

Relatum 1979-96 Iron and Stone 270 x 240 x 170 cm / 106 1/3 x 94 1/2 x 66 2/3 in.

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Katsuhiko Narita Kishio Suga, Mono Ha, Concrete Material, Steel Plates, Contemporary Art Daily, Artistic Installation, Concrete Art, Brutalist Architecture, Sun Art

Concrete Material

Contemporary Art Daily

Artistic Installation

Brutalist Architecture

Kishio Suga

Katsuhiko Narita

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Mono Ha, Asma Kat, Contemporary Art Daily, Action Painting, Art Daily, Sun Art, Contemporary Sculpture, Sculpture Installation, Abstract Sculpture

Contemporary Art Daily

Action Painting

Contemporary Sculpture

Sculpture Installation

Abstract Sculpture

Rock, Paper, Scissors, but Not a Game (Published 2012)

“Requiem for the Sun,” an exhibition at the Gladstone Gallery, looks at the Mono-ha movement of the 1960s, celebrating the elemental thing, and signals an overdue exploration of Japanese postwar culture.

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The show moreover focuses on what surrounds the movement of Mono-ha and the contextual history supporting it. In this perspective, artworks from the 70s as well as more contemporary pieces are featured, in an effort to demonstrate the historical and artistic evolution which took place after the 70s, but also the diverging paths which were independently undertaken by the four artists Diverging Paths, Mono Ha, Simon Lee, Takayama, Wallpaper Magazine, Lithography, Japanese Artists, The Memories, Postmodernism

Diverging Paths

Wallpaper Magazine

Japanese Artists

The school of things: Simon Lee's Five Decades exhibition addresses Japanese post-modernity

The show moreover focuses on what surrounds the movement of Mono-ha and the contextual history supporting it. In this perspective, artworks from the 70s as well as more contemporary pieces are featured, in an effort to demonstrate the historical and artistic evolution which took place after the 70s, but also the diverging paths which were independently undertaken by the four artists

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Who Can Be Strangers? The Art of Mono-ha and Dansaekhwa ... Mono Ha, Joseph Beuys, Natural Pigments, Japanese Painting, Textile Prints, Art Inspo, Minnesota, Contemporary Art, Sculpture

Natural Pigments

Japanese Painting

Contemporary Art

Who Can Be Strangers? The Art of Mono-ha and Dansaekhwa | Minnesota Street Project

Adrian Rosenfeld Gallery is pleased to present Who Can Be Strangers? The Art of Mono-ha and Dansaekhwa, a collaboration with Blum & Poe, exploring nearly fifty years of Korean and Japanese painting and sculpture.

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Painter, sculptor, writer and philosopher Lee Ufan (born 1936) first came to prominence in the late 1960s as one of the major proponents of the Japanese avant-garde group Mono-ha. Japan's first contemporary art movement to gain international recognition, the Mono-ha school of thought rejected Western notions of representation, choosing to focus on the relationships of materials and perceptions rather than on expression or intervention. A new edition of a collection of writings first published in Lee Ufan, Mono Ha, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Lisson Gallery, Hirshhorn Museum, Brutalist Buildings, Hall Of Mirrors, Guggenheim Museum, Late 1960s

Hans Ulrich Obrist

Hirshhorn Museum

Brutalist Buildings

Hall Of Mirrors

Guggenheim Museum

Lee Ufan: Art of Encounter by Lisson Gallery

Painter, sculptor, writer and philosopher Lee Ufan (born 1936) first came to prominence in the late 1960s as one of the major proponents of the Japanese avant-garde group Mono-ha. Japan's first contemporary art movement to gain international recognition, the Mono-ha school of thought rejected Western notions of representation, choosing to focus on the relationships of materials and perceptions rather than on expression or intervention. A new edition of a collection of writings first…

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Lee Ufan, Mono Ha, Late 1960s, America Art, Abstract Sculpture, Magazine Art, Art Movement, Asian Art, Installation Art

Abstract Sculpture

Installation Art

Mono-ha Moment

Work from a little-known Japanese movement of the late 1960s and early ’70s is being quietly snapped up by museums and collectors.

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Kishio Suga | Kishio Suga, a key figure in Japanese contemporary art, is one of the leading figures of the Mono-ha movement, whose artists explored the encounter between natural and industrial materials in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In his work, Suga investigates the physical presence and relationship of these combinations with the environment by building site-specific installations open to the possibility of fragmentation and ephemeral states. By employing organic and readymade materia... Kishio Suga, Mono Ha, Japanese Contemporary Art, Cement Blocks, Concrete Sculpture, Geometric Architecture, Artistic Installation, Paint Acrylic, Contemporary Sculpture

Japanese Contemporary Art

Concrete Sculpture

Geometric Architecture

Artistic Installation

Contemporary Sculpture

Kishio Suga: Artist Overview | Almine Rech

Discover the artworks of Kishio Suga. Learn more about the artist, and explore their biography, bibliography, and exhibitions.

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