... of the historical avant-gardes of the West, and it was transmitted to the postwar generation of artists, most notably, to the artists' collective Jikken Kōbō (Experimental Workshop; active 1951 – 57). This group exemplified the postwar Japanese reception of the Bauhausian philosophy of unified art, and Takiguchi...

.... She has curated and cocurated numerous exhibitions, including her most recent, Yoshitomo Nara: Nobody’s Fool (Asia Society, 2010). Dr. Tezuka’s most recent publication is “Jikken positions 21:2  Spring 2013...

... public-­relations film Ginrin (Bicycle) (1951) with Yamaguchi Katsuhiro and Takemitsu Tru,3 members of Jikken Kb (The Experimental Workshop).4 He also joined Kyiku Eiga Sakka Kykai (The Association of Education Filmmakers), an organization...

...dan, Jikken Kb/Experimental Workshop in Tokyo and Gutai (Gutai Bijutsu Kykai) in the Osaka-­Kbe region are studied by Miwako Tezuka and Ming Tiampo, respectively. These two collectives pioneered postwar vanguardism that emerged...

... by Jikken Kobo and Takechi Tetsuji,” Art Journal 70, no. 3 (2011): 64 – 85; and Joan Kee, ed., “Intersections: Issues in Contemporary Art.” Special issue, positions:east asia cultures critique 12, no 3 (2004).   8. Michael Baxandall...

... two chickens, yama Uichi burnt his work, and Miyazaki Junnosuke dug several holes.8 December: Experimental Execution of the Will (Jikken yuigon shikk) at the milliner Joris Chapeau in Fukuoka. Shiga Kenz presented a ballet dance...

... Sahoehak yŏn’gu (Study of Sociology) 79 (September 2005): 167 – 205; Ueno Chizuko, Kindai kazoku no seiritsu to shen (The Rise and Fall of Modern Family) (Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1994), 69 – 71; Toshitani Nobuyoshi, “Kazokuh no jikken” (“Experiments...

.... 40. Ibid., 188. 41. Amano Masako, “Minsh shis e no hhteki jikken: ‘Hitobito no tetsugaku’ kara ‘minoue sdan’ e no is” (“A Methodological Experiment in Popular Thought: The Phase from the ‘People’s Philosophy...