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When Attitudes Become Form:Japanese Art of the 1970s through the Photography of Anzaï Shigeo

October 28 – December 24, 2017

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In 1970, Anzaï Shigeo began using a 35mm camera to record the ephemeral works that were being made by artists of his generation. Anzaï captured an art movement that would later come to be known as "Mono-ha" in its infancy, but soon he shifted his focus to other emerging trends of the era. In this exhibition, we present the work of Anzaï Shigeo, who has continually documented changing times in Japanese contemporary art.

Works

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Shigeo ANZAÏ, Kosai Hori, December 13, 1975, C.C.C.Shibuya, Tokyo, 1975,
The National Museum of Art, Osaka © HORI Kosai, Courtesy The artist and Mizuma Art Gallery/© ANZAÏ

Shigeo ANZAÏ, Group 361°, July, 1973, Inokashira Park, Tokyo, 1973,
The National Museum of Art, Osaka © ANZAÏ

Shigeo ANZAÏ , Noriyuki Haraguchi, April, 1970, Children's Land, Kanagawa, 1970,
The National Museum of Art, Osaka © ANZAÏ

Shigeo ANZAÏ ,Takashi Murata, February 23, 1970, Children's Land, Kanagawa,1970,
The National Museum of Art, Osaka © ANZAÏ

Shigeo ANZAÏ, PLAY, August 10, 1973, Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art, Kyoto , 1973,
The National Museum of Art, Osaka © The PLAY/© ANZAÏ

Shigeo ANZAÏ, Susumu Koshimizu, December 8, 1975, Maki Gallery, Tokyo , 1975,
The National Museum of Art, Osaka © ANZAÏ

Shigeo ANZAÏ , Katsuro Yoshida, May, 1970, Tokyo Gallery, Tokyo ,
The National Museum of Art, Osaka © ANZAÏ

Shigeo ANZAÏ , Koji Enokura, March 11, 1971, Walker Gallery, Tokyo, 1971/2015,
The National Museum of Art, Osaka © ANZAÏ

Admission

Admission Fee

Adults: 430 (220) yen
University students: 130 (70) yen

  • *( ) admission for groups of more than 20 people.
  • *Admission free for visitors under 18 years old, senior (65 and over) and mentally or physically disabled people with one attendant.
  • *Free admission days: Nov 3,4,18,19, Dec 2, 2017.
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