Add to ORKGThis exhibition catalogue represents the work of 16 Japanese videomakers. London's introduction brings to light trends in contemporary Japanese art, from the avant-garde 1960s to the present more personal use of the medium. Nakaya gives details on underground film and video culture in Japan. Artist's statements. Biographical note. 1 bibl. ref
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Nakamura sketches the mid-century development of video and stresses the medium's connection to tradi...
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