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Gutai: japanische Avantgarde, 1954-1965 = Gutai : Japanese avant-garde, 1954-1965


Abstract

"The present exhibition focuses on the Gutai Art Association, founded in 1954. Its members were active as pioneers in avant-garde art of the post-war era in Japan. [...] Since the Meiji era, Japanese art has frequently been influenced by art movements from overseas. In particular, the Gutai group has reacted very sensitively to movements abroad. In addition, the group was able to introduce its work to the U.S. and Europe as early as the fifties. Their work could, of course, be seen as deviating from what is seen and felt to be Japanese, but it is rather the work of Japanese artists reacting to comtemporary art movements throughout the world, refining their own sensibility. One could even say, their work shows a movement representing Japanese modern culture."-- Page 11.

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Publisher

  • Publication

    Darmstadt: Institut Mathildenhöhe, [1991]


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  • Period

    1900-1999


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Annotations / title notes

  • Notes

    • "This exhibition was organized in cooperation with the Japan Foundation, Tokyo"--Preliminary page.
    • Catalogue of an exhibition held at Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt, 24 March-5 May 1991.

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