英語 での Gutai の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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From surrealism to post-war abstract to pop art, the exhibition covers a wide range of European and American art history, while also showing pieces from Japanese post-war movements such as Group Kyushu and Gutai.
Just as postwar Japanese art cannot be explained without mentioning"Gutai" and"Mono-ha,""concrete art" is the first concept and movement that is noted when discussing Swiss art from the 20th century and beyond.
Also in the case of Minoru Yoshida, I think it is integral to look not only at his reputed contributions to Gutai, but scrupulously examine his ideas as expressed also in his later performances, and his activities that connect the time before and after his American years.
Japan's'Gutai' art movement has been enjoying a boom recently, particularly in the U.S. Paradox of Downtown, a work created using'Robot Cleaners' ーYes, over the past several years there has been an upswell in interest in connection with the reevaluation of post-war art.
Strongly influenced by an earlier generation of politically minded postwar Japanese artists associated with the Gutai movement in Osaka and Neo-DADA-organizers in Tokyo in the 1950s and 60s, Arai's actions and performances denounce nationalism and identity obsession.
Gutai became widely recognized in the context of the Western art world since the late 1950's, and in light of the"Japon des avant gardes 1910-1970" exhibition held at the Centre Pompidou in 1986, achieved its critical position as a leading movement of Postwar Japanese art.
The exhibition marks Arakawa's third solo presentation at Taka Ishii Gallery since his previous gallery showing five years ago, and will feature a musical style installation performed by paintings by five Gutai artists that are each shown through a hand-made LED screen.
The works of Gutai essentially convey the intrinsic desires of the youth at the time; a desire to re-question one's own existence from a physical dimension and to obtain a new sense of vitality through means of gestures and actions symbolic of destruction amidst a backdrop of disillusionment and prosperity brought on by Japan's high economic growth.
Masanobu continually confronted the issues inherent in painting while practicing modes of production that conformed to oil painting's basic principles, and his presence in Gutai, which was widely recognized for its experimental performances and actions and its expressions in painting incorporating new materials, is a testament to the breadth of the Gutai group, which was referred to as avant-garde.
Beginning in 1964 with"Testimony of a 17-Year-Old", his groundbreaking debut solo exhibition, Imai joined the avant-garde art group Gutai Art Association as its youngest member. He contributed works to the group's"Gutai Exhibitions" and participated actively in the frequently held"IndОpendant" exhibitions and in open-submission shows as well.
As the co-founder of GUTAI, the publisher of Gutai Bulletin, and later as the leader of AU(Art Unidentified), Shozo Shimamoto was committed to establishing a network with international artists and had helped the group to correspond with renowned abstract expressionist, Jackson Pollock and the founder Mail art, Ray Johnson.
Accompanied by silence, white noise, and pop music, the work was described by the art critic Ming Tiampo in the following way:"It foregrounded the materiality of the film medium as constituted through light, shadow and the passage of time."[*3] After the dissolution of Gutai in March 1972, Imai created a succession of works that incorporated visual media.
The principle of GUTAI drove the artists to employ new media and techniques, and to further incorporate the connotation of different art forms to create an unprecedented representation.
GUTAI(具体) is Japan's most significant avant-garde collective of the postwar era, founded by a group of young artists and their leader, Jiro Yoshihara in Ashiya, Japan in 1954.
Exhibition"Gutai to Contemporary" at Gallery LADS, Osaka.
Subsidized English translations of essays for the booklet:"Kiyoji Otsuji‘Gutai Photographs 1956-57'".
The name'Gutai' was meant to'… present concrete proof that our spirits are free.'.
Group Gutai: Action and Painting, Hyōgo Prefectural Museum of Modern Art(exhibition travels to Madrid and Belgrade).
Even when considered within an international context, Gutai has indeed served its role as a forerunner of Japan's Anti-Art movement, creating the format for Happenings years before the activities of Kaprow and Fluxus.
The avant-garde art collective Gutai Art Association was formed under the leadership of Jiro Yoshihara, who had been an influential figure in Japanese art since the prewar period, to establish new foundations for art. Shimamoto, a founding member of Gutai, began making abstract paintings in college and began studying under Yoshihara in 1947.