1987
Under the theme of “Tokyo,” 《Rubbish Men》 was made of garbge discharged from this big city. It includes cardboards, plants, textiles, pasteboard, paper, masking tapes, stockings, toy pistols, a neck of a guitar, cutter of a grinder, and fake pearls. People emerging in the eight panels collaging these materials are allusions of film experiments in which works of Marcel Duchamp had been deeply involved. Woks remixing various images and sounds symbolizes “Modern Tokyo” which, at the same time, is a diary-like personal expressions collaging what he has come across. It is worth to be called the artist’s culmination who was appreciated as “Sensitivity of the Generation” in the 1980s.
1955-
Genre | Paintings |
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Material/technique | Balsa, printed matter, iron, wood, plastic, rubber, film, corrugated cardboard, plant, cloth, cardboard, paper, masking tape, gypsum, acrylic, oil, watercolor, etc. on woodenpanel; tape-recorder, masking tape, speaker |
Dimensions | 405×405×20cm |
Acquisition date | 2006 |
Accession number | 2006-00-0002-000 |
Photo Credit | Photo: Keizo Kioku |
Richard DEACON
1987-96
Ay-O
1987
COMME des GARCONS
1987
COMME des GARCONS
1987
Georges ROUSSE
1987
COMME des GARCONS
1987
COMME des GARCONS
1987
HAMADA Chimei
1987
Eric FISCHL
1987
OKAZAKI Kenjiro
1987