Mono-ha - School of Things

Mono-ha - School of ThingsCatalogue of an exhibition at Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, May 26 July 22, 2001 and Newlyn Art Gallery, Newlyn, September 9 October 13, 2001. "Mono ha, literally school of things, is the name given to a group of artists who came to critical attention in Japan in the late 1960s. These things refer not only to the material things from which their work is made, such as oil clay, stones, glass, iron plates, ropes, wood and earth, but also to the strangeness

Chief Curator and Director of the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art

newspapers and magazines

developing from something that seemed almost antagonistic on Berman’s part into an eventual understanding: they would find things to show and tell between themselves and in the process

Artist's Book

Using sheets of cardboard that are primed and mounted on linen as the ground

a star in a generation of avant-garde Japanese artists associated with the Neo-Pop “Superflat” movement

Edited by Mai Dengsøe with text by Tom Morton

This landmark publication of the Périphérique series in 2021 will look back on the work's original context in light of still-prescient social

Text by Yeewan Koon

The catalogue includes images of the work

9 x 11 inches

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