Battle Royale! Japanese Art History Book 2017 Text by Takashi Murakami and Nobuo Tsuji; Translated by Yuko Sakata and Christopher Stephens 7 × 10 inches (17.8 × 25.4 cm); 331 pages; Fully illustrated

Battle Royale! Japanese Art History

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Space Ship Ee

Aya Takano

Tokyo Girls Bravo

MURAKAMI

The first manga book by artist Aya Takano. She has taken the same creative approach as she does to her paintings, that is, to integrate the realm of extreme Sci-Fi imagination with the tiny gems she's found in her daily life. The narrative is inspired by the artist's own experiences where she struggled to come in terms with her daytime jobs, and those people who 'looked' against her. A Japanese girl called Noshi, or Takano herself portrayed as the protagonist, follows her desire to reach the stars in a stolen spacecraft until she gets lost and rescued by a traveling object called Spaceship EE. The ship carried thousands of war refugees from a colony planet traveling for 300 years in search of their home planet. She joined the passengers and was soon assigned to fight a real war instead of the battles in arcade games she used to be unbeatably good at on the earth. The book features the fully colored front/back/inside cover artworks, colored pages, and fully illustrated bonus data file at the end.

Spaceship EE

The second graphic novel by artist Aya Takano. One day, 13 year old Asto Uruta meets an enigmatic boy named Kibayashi. From that day on, and as if guided by fate, mysterious events start to happen around her, as she takes her first steps into a world that is vastly different from everyday life. Ancient civilizations, messiahs, underground worlds, visitors from outer space... Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? Artist Aya Takano merges and molds the familiar devices of science fiction, and in the process, creates a world that is entirely her own. Crossing 3000 years of time and space comes the story of a girl bearing her destiny.

Cosmic Juice

Takashi Murakami ”I Love Prints And So I Make Them”

<p>About the Author\nNobuo TSUJI is the premier authority on Japanese aesthetics, having studied the topic for nearly a half century. His unique perspective has helped him to illuminate a previously unstudied play-element in the country s aesthetic traditions, including certain eccentric techniques of expression found in Japanese art, decorative elements and animism. Lineage of Eccentrics: Matabei Kuniyoshi, published in 1988 by Perikansha Publishing, offered a reappraisal of the artistic practices of Iwasa Matabei, Kano Sansetsu, Ito Jakuchu, Soga Shohaku, Nagasawa Rosetsu and Utagawa Kuniyoshi, artists who had been considered peripheral to Japanese art history up to that point. By focusing on these artists, Tsuji was able to revive present day interest in their work and spirit. In addition to his writings, Tsuji has also left a significant mark on the education and development of Japan s art community through his work as an art university chancellor and museum director.</p>

Lineage of Eccentrics Matabei to Kuniyoshi

Nobuo, Tsuji

Arts & Photography

May everything be in the sea of bliss bliss. JAPANESE EDITION

Takano Satoshi

From the artist Takashi Murakami of contemporary art to pottery and antiques, Exhibition introduced 1300 peices collections on a large scale, Catalog of "Takashi Murakami Super flat Collection" (2016, Yokohama Museum of Art). All works, in addition to the introduction of all the writers, Collector talk, which celebrated David Walsh said the (Museum of Old and New Art) Pottery interview with Mr. Ichiro Hirose (Momokyo), glossary and Takashi Murakami detailed chronology also the first recording of each field. From Rosanjin to Kiefer, that parallel the work regardless of the East and West, old and new culture, Murakami is in a book that presents the concept of "super flat" was invented. (This document in the table of contents) ■ Introduction: Eriko Osaka (Yokohama Museum of Art) ■ Takashi Murakami statement ■ Essay: Akiko Miki (curator) Question of the arts, the art of force - What you see from the super flat Collection ■ Essay: Tomoo Kashiwagi (Yokohama Museum of Art assistant director / chief curator) Farthest reaches of the collection ■ Exhibition: the super flat collection? Japan-for-beauty Takashi Murakami brain in the world Study Room & Factory - 1950-2015 Sculpture Garden ■ Collector Talk: David Walsh + Takashi Murakami ■ Essay: Isao Kumakura Sen no Rikyu and Takashi Murakami ■ Ceramics Interview: Ichiro Hirose + Takashi Murakami ■ pottery chronology ■ Essay: Takashi Murakami Superflat Collection - In the garbage house, containing the carcasses of beetles aquarium and art and the miracle of relationship ■ work list ■ writer commentary ■ Glossary ■ Takashi Murakami chronology

TAKASHI MURAKAMI'S SUPER FLAT COLLECTION

The Jelly Civilization Chronicle JAPANESE EDITION

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