By Jonathan Shih
The Revolution Was Visual. From bondage photography to surreal theatre posters, the '60s in Japan were bold, wild and unapologetic. This isn’t history. This is art on fire. 🔥 Japanese Avant-Garde Pioneers.
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A Memory Just Out Of Reach
By Jonathan Shih At first glance, it looks like a foggy window. But look again, it’s a painting. German artist Jochen Mühlenbrink is known f...
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By Jonathan Shih Hiroo Isono (1945-2013) Japanese Painter Hiroo Isono (磯野宏夫), a name that resonates with the vibrancy of nature itself, stan... -
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By Jonathan Shih This black and white photograph from September 1945 shows a classic example of a traditional Filipino stilt house, commonly...
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