First, I went to the National Art Center, Tokyo in Nogizaka.。“YBA” by works from the Tate Gallery, London&“Beyond” Exhibition。1990I guess you could say it's an exhibition that pulls out the cutting edge of British art in the 2000s.。I couldn't get the content right with the curation at the National Art Center, Tokyo.、I rephrased it in my own way, but it still doesn't make sense.。Ma、Is that okay?。
"Francis Bacon"。It's really good。20When I was a teenager, I was fascinated by his production style.。I think he was in his 60s at the time.、The work had already become a "classic" of modern art.。
As I wrote before、I learned {the British view of art} (and the Italian sense) from France.、Moreover, it is considered much more important than other countries such as the United States.。I never thought that I would be able to understand with just a short phrase.、If I dare to put it into words、British art is not easy to follow; a cycle of setbacks and disparagement、A cumulative view of history、The terrible self-objectivity that comes from that、Historically, it is on a different level from other countries (that is、I imagine this is not unrelated to the fact that Britain was once a world empire.)、I keep feeling that。America is、The role of art as an “amplifier” born in England、And the merits and demerits of commercialization are greater.、That is my view of art history.。
The photo below is、The explanation said it was probably a photo of the artist's (drinking) father and his wife fighting.。It seems silly、Isn't this something that AI cannot do?
The other is、Fumiki Asami oil painting exhibition currently being held at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store。He lives in Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture, and has made the nearby landscape his life's work.。When I was young、Although he's much younger than me.、The motif was “cardboard”.。This time too, there is only one piece with the same motif.、I will "graduate"、Maybe it meant。
About the featured works、``It suddenly snowed during the cherry blossom season.''。I understand even if you don't say that、It's called a picture.。He lets this painting speak ``eloquently''.。That's amazing。His serious personality、I sympathize with your honest expression.。