Nagisa Oshima
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Robert Michael Poole
TOKYO – David Bowie’s association with Japan continues this week with the opening of a David Bowie Café within the Sony Building, Ginza, for three weeks.The café is being created to celebrate the launch of Bowie’s first album in ten years, titled “The Next...
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J. Hoberman
“Tokyo 1955-1970,” the current sixth-floor exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, is subtitled “A New Avant-Garde,” and, as rich and strange and garish as the show is, I’m inclined to call it “an Other Avant-Garde.” Trauma is indistinguishable from...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO
Our most-talked-about stories in Visual Art, Design & Architecture, Fashion & Style, and Performing Arts, January 14- 18, 2013:ART — In the ongoing debate of the impact of money and art, Ben Davis emphasized three “hard...
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Graham Fuller
After years of ill health, the filmmaker Nagisa Oshima died of pneumonia Tuesday at a hospital near Fujisawa, south of Tokyo. He was 80.The second most famous Japanese auteur after Akira Kurosawa in the 1960s and ’70s, noted for his...








