#japanese-art

#japanese-art

Yasuhiro Ishimoto transformed his experiences from internment to becoming a notable photographer, focusing on everyday beauty and marginalized communities.

Eikoh Hosoe used photography to explore themes of gender, desire, and mythology through collaborations with avant-garde artists in postwar Japan.

Ephemeral Bubble installation integrates modern design into a century-old Japanese house, offering a flexible space for emotive exploration.

Western influences transformed Japanese printmaking, leading to unique creative expressions in sosaku hanga art.

Craft x Tech 2024 bridges traditional Japanese craftsmanship with contemporary technology at the V&A Museum during the London Design Festival.

France and Japan have a unique history of cultural exchange dating back to the 19th century.

The influx of Japanese art and culture in the late 19th century led to a movement called japonisme in France.

Takashi Murakami's exhibition transforms traditional Japanese art, blending historical elements with modern perspectives, marking a significant moment in contemporary art.

Takashi Murakami's exclusive t-shirts release celebrates his latest exhibition emphasizing the fusion of traditional and contemporary Japanese art.

Takashi Murakami seeks to redefine Kyoto's cultural identity by exploring its violent history rather than its traditional beauty.

Brooklyn Museum will display the complete set of Utagawa Hiroshige's 100 Famous Views of Edo for the first time in over two decades.

The exhibition will feature new paintings by Takashi Murakami in response to Hiroshige's designs.

Keiichi Tanaami was a pivotal figure in Japanese counterculture, influencing generations of artists through his distinctive blend of fine art and popular culture.

Yu Maeda transforms traditional Japanese art through vibrant ceramic sculptures that express spontaneity and a connection to nature.

The artist's childhood experiences during war and admiration for American culture influenced their development as a Pop Art pioneer in Japan.

The 'tewaza' playlist celebrates traditional Japanese craftsmanship through visually stunning short films by skilled artisans.

Garnier & Linker blend traditional Urushi lacquer techniques with modern design, emphasizing innovative craftsmanship.

The "KAMI" collection features larger-scale applications of the Urushi technique, creating stunning furniture and light fixtures.

Keiichi Tanaami's art reflected his traumatic childhood experiences of war and cultural hybridization, creating a unique blend of vibrant and psychedelic aesthetics.

Keiichi Tanaami's new monograph captures his artistic legacy and multifaceted approach to postwar art following his passing in August 2023.

The Great Wave continues to captivate audiences and is a symbol of Japanese culture.

Upcoming auctions present a rare opportunity for collectors to acquire valuable prints.

Naoko Fukumaru's journey emphasizes the transformative power of kintsugi, turning the act of repair into an art form that celebrates imperfection.