At Japanese Museums, Art and Nature Merge - WSJ
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At Japanese Museums, Art and Nature Merge - WSJ
The most beautiful Shinto shrines are usually in the middle of woods, surrounded by trees, forming part of nature.
Hector Garcia • Geek in Japan: Discovering the Land of Manga, Anime, Zen, and the Tea Ceremony (Geek In...guides)
At Roden Crater I was interested in taking the cultural artifice of art out into the natural surround. I did not want the work to be a mark upon nature, but I wanted the work to be enfolded in nature in such a way that light from the sun, moon and stars empowered the spaces ... I wanted an area where you had a sense of standing on the planet. I... See more
Craig Mod • An Invitation — Roden Explorers
in 2020, sho shibuya started painting sunrises over the front page of the new york times. stuck in his brooklyn apartment, the news felt heavy, so he looked to the sky. it became a daily ritual: cover the chaos with calm gradients. erase the headlines with a little bit of nature. https://t.co/ZfUUeDPVoB
🎶A lot of Murakami in the hallway 🎶
@takashipom JAPONISME: Cognitive Revolution: Learning from Hiroshige at @gagosian - West 21st St, New York Until July 11
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