| Tadasu TAKAMINE: Too Far To See |
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| Published: November 25 2010 |
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Tadasu Takamine "God Bless America" (2002); video (8’18”) Contemporary artist TAKAMINE Tadasu (b. 1968) makes consistently powerful artworks using a variety of media, from installation to video and performance. TAKAMINE uses his artworks to question and cast doubt on elements of public opinion that relate to complex social problems. This is the artist's first comprehensive mid-career retrospective exhibition and it includes representative examples from early works to new pieces he will make while in residence in Yokohama. * The text provided by Yokohama Museum of Art Opened dates: January 21 - March 20, 2011 |
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Yokohama Museum of Art
updated: Aug 24,2018
Address: 3-4-1
Minatomirai
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Yokohama
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Tadasu TAKAMINE
updated: Aug 20,2010
Born in Kagoshima in 1968
currently lives in Shiga
and graduated from the Kyoto City University of Arts in 1991. An internationally renowned artist
he is continuously invited to hold exhibitions abroad with the reformative expression of art.
Tadasu TAKAMINE: Too Far To See
author: Maho TANAKA
published: Jun 20,2011
Review to the solo exhibition by Tadasu Takamine held at Yokohama Museum of Art (1/21/2010 - 3/20/2011).
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author: You GOSHIKI
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its high price
in reality
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