Contemporary Art in Japan - Страница 2 - Форум по искусству и инвестициям в искусство

Sandro · 28.03.2009, 19:49

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And in Germany pictures from scenes of fighting the second world hang in museums?

The Japanese have above - form, not content!

Кирилл Сызранский · 28.03.2009, 19:50

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And in Germany pictures from scenes of fighting the second world hang in museums?

We just hang winners.

dedulya37 · 28.03.2009, 18:56

Sandro,

If possible, Ask around they have what happened to the firm "Gekkoso Gallery", which is actively marketed Soviet art in Japan in 70-80 years. Chief Director was then Issei Fujiwara. President of the company was Madame Yoko Nakamura. The phone: 572-5601 Tokyo

Sandro · 28.03.2009, 19:16

dedulya37, in a conversation with our friends yap. art historians, like mentioned this gallery and its owner (see exactly on April 4 at the next meeting). One of Japanese women-specials on Russian art, at one time worked with this gallery, they then publishes the magazine "Picture" ... Sounded the phrase "at that time, she successfully sold the Russian members of the SC, but now they can not sell in Japan, they are not wanted ...". We certainly do not miss a deaf ear and see what they have there for Gritsay and Romadin?

dedulya37 · 28.03.2009, 19:58

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in conversation with our friends yap. art historians, like mentioned this gallery and its owner (see exactly on April 4 at the next meeting). One of Japanese women-specials on Russian art, at one time worked with this gallery, they then publishes the magazine "Picture" ... Sounded the phrase "at that time, she successfully sold the Russian members of the SC, but now they can not sell in Japan, they are not wanted ...". We certainly do not miss a deaf ear and see what they have there for Gritsay and Romadin

Sandro, try to gain more contacts, those who knew the gallery and Nakamura, then we are on the ground face it. Thank you!

Tana · 29.03.2009, 02:22

Sandro, thank you very interesting, surprising that museums allow photography!

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