Precarious practice : Koki Tanaka : artist of the year by Deutsche Bank 2015
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Precarious practice : Koki Tanaka : artist of the year by Deutsche Bank 2015
Deutsche Bank Kunsthalle , Hatje Cantz, c2015
- : Ed. Deutsche Bank Kunsthalle
- : Trade ed. (English)
- Other Title
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Koki Tanaka: a vulnerable narrator
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  Iwate
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  Fukushima
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  Ishikawa
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Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures
: Trade ed. (English)L. 702.16 /14596
Note
Exhibition catalogue
"This book is published in conjunction with the exhibition 'Koki Tanaka: a vulnerable narrator. Artist of the year 2015', Deutsche Bank KunstHalle, Berlin, March 26 until May 25, 2015"--Colophon
Other editors: Stefan Krause, Thorsten Strauß, Friedhelm Hütte
Koki Tanaka biography: p. 226-229
Bibliography (selection): p. 230-232
List of works: p. 233-234
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Description
The Deutsche Bank honors the Japanese Koki Tanaka as Artist of the Year 2015. Tanaka follows Wangechi Mutu (Kenya), Yto Barrada (France/Morocco), Roman Ondak (Slovakia), Imran Qureshi (Pakistan), and Victor Man (Romania) as the sixth international artist to be presented with this award. "Koki Tanaka is one of the most original artists of his generation to emerge on the global art scene in the last decade. A shrewd observer of the most 'indifferent' matters of the everyday, he always manages to magically transform them into fantastic events with a sense of humor, offering open but pungent implications that reveal the uncanniness of existence," explains Chinese curator Hou Hanru. Tanaka (*1975 in Tochigi, Japan) became known through installations and performances in which he implements everyday objects and material found in situ. A major share of his work consists of participatory projects that incorporate actors and exhibition viewers. Tanaka represented Japan at the 55th Venice Biennale in 2013, where his unsettlingly simple experiments proved that collaborations can pose a huge challenge.
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