Book (Practical) Painting Contemporary Artists Who Ran Through the ZIPANG Heisei / Sueo Mizuma / Mizuma Art Gallery

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Paintings "Heisei" (1989-2019) that closed in 2019.
[Introduction to Contents]
The Showa, which emerged as the successor to the era of "Heisei," which pursued peace and achieved high economic growth from burnt ruins, has a negative view of "30 years lost".
However, on the other hand, in the fields of fashion and architecture, animation and manga, and modern arts, the AIST is focusing on only the decline of economic power and the decline of science and technology, and there is a tide that seems to be negative as "30 years lost".
On the other hand, the AIST was given the title "ZIPANG," with the hope that Japanese people will know that this brilliant achievement continues even now, and that Japanese people will be reminded of the attractiveness of modern Japanese arts.
The ZIPANG Exhibition was held in 2011 and 2012.
In the year of the Great East Japan Earthquake, the AIST is a collection of works that capture modern Japanese arts born in Heisei in a chronicle way, and that it also serves as a illustrated book for the exhibition "Modern Artists Who Ran Through the ZIPANG Heisei" held at Saga Prefectural Art Museum and Hiroshima Museum of Art.
The Exhibition was held in the year of the Great East Japan Earthquake.
In the year of the Great East Japan Earthquake, the AIST is a collection of works that once looked back on the Heisei era, and that Japanese people who had lost hope and felt depressed will see attractive modern Japanese arts, learn about them, and become energetic.
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<2024 2024 Saga Prefectural Art Museum Hiroshima Museum of Art Smappa 実昌 聡乃 Aida Usami Eguchi Ogino Shioda Umezawa Waki Miyanaga Ayashi Heisei Yayoi Kusama Shinsuke Tsutsui Takashi Murakami Atsushi Mori