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- Masunobu Yoshimura (吉村 益信, Yoshimura Masunobu, May 22, 1932–March 15, 2011), was a ****anese visual and conceptual artist ****ociated with the Neo-Dada...
- player but also aimed at what everyone can easily play. In 1997, at age 24, Masunobu Suzui founded the company along with two members from the fresh graduate...
- Stankiewicz Jean Tinguely Jacques Villeglé Wolf Vostell David Woodard Masunobu Yoshimura Anti-art Collins, Bradford R., 1942- (2012). Pop art : the independent...
- short-lived but influential ****anese Neo-Dadaist art collective formed by Masunobu Yoshimura in 1960. Composed of a small group of young, up-and-coming artists...
- Shiba Kōkan (Suzuki Harushige) Yasunobu Komai Yoshinobu Suzuki Haruji Masunobu Mitsunobu Naka Kuninobu Morino Sōgyoku Ueno Shōha Hasegawa Sadanobu I (founder)...
- geijutsu). During the evening, several performances followed one another: Masunobu Yoshimura brushed his teeth for about 30 minutes, Shō Kazakura stood on...
- female members in a group led by male members including Ushio Shinohara and Masunobu Yoshimura. Aiming to dismantle existing conventions in art, Neo-Dada artists...
- and sometimes parti****ting in their events such as those conducted at Masunobu Yoshimura’s “White House” in Shinjuku, In the early sixties he became involved...
- confusion. For that reason, while one the postcards reached its recipient Masunobu Yoshimura (a former member of the art collective Neo Dada), the post office...
- founding of the Neo-Dada Organizers. The group was founded officially by Masunobu Yoshimura in April 1960 with their group show at Ginza Gallery in Tokyo...