Tatsumi orimoto biography of william hill

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A Foundation: Tatsumi Orimoto

  • Tatsumi Orimoto (Kawasaki, ) studied at the Institute of Art, California.
    • Tatsumi Orimoto / works - DNA Galerie

    The First and Last - Tokyo Art Beat

      Tatsumi Orimoto is, at 55, a grand old man of Japanese contemporary art.

    Tatsumi Orimoto / biography - DNA Galerie

      Tatsumi Orimoto is, at 55, a grand old man of Japanese contemporary art.

    Tatsumi Orimoto : Bambinart Gallery

  • Tatsumi Orimoto.

    • Briefing: The Bread Man | The Herald - Herald Scotland

      Tatsumi Orimoto’s “Art x Life” at the Kawasaki City Museum comprises videos, drawings, posters, sculptures, photographs and newspapers spanning his career.

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  • To accompany this piece, the 78-year-old Japanese performance artist Tatsumi Orimoto.
    • More startlingly, perhaps, is the work over many years of Tatsumi Orimoto.
    Tatsumi Orimoto, 'Breadman' Köln, Germany (1992) Photo: Kawasaki City Museum.
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    Tatsumi Orimoto | Biography - MutualArt

      Learn more about Tatsumi Orimoto (Japanese, ).

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  • Tatsumi Orimoto has a theory about his recent popularity.





    • Punishment - When communication is wasted

    DNA Gallery
    Auguststraße 20
    10117 Berlin
    Germany
    www.dna-galerie.de
    29. October - 20. December 2008

    DNA is proud to present for the first time in Europe Tatsumi Orimoto's Punishment. Following in the footsteps of the artist's "Communication Art", this performance also features bread as its main element. Orimoto often uses bread because of its fundamental and basic nature. However, he does not only use it as a symbol for universal communication - something to which everybody can relate - but also as an allegory for Western culture. In the occidental context bread does not only take on meaning as part of the diet of the population but also because of its symbolism in Christianity, where it represents the body par excellence.

    With this background Tatsumi becomes in Breadman a sort of living sculpture, his head twined with a bundle of baguettes, who brings art to the people. Nevertheless, bread and its former mentioned function as a tool