Fumio Nanjo Books

Reconstructions Avant Garde Art in Japan 1945 1965

By David Elliott, Kazu Kaido, Fumio Nanjo

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Tokyoglamrock

By Chris Horrocks

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Zadok Ben David

By Zadok Ben David

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"Zadok Ben-David's inspiration derives from nature, science, magic and illusion. From 'Evolution and Theory' (1995), where he explores scientific discoveries, to the psychological installation 'Bla...

Japanische Kunst der achtziger Jahre

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Japanische Kunst der achtziger Jahre

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Daan Roosegaarde

By Fumio Nanjo

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BMW Art Cars

By Thomas Girst

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BMW Art Cars

By Domingo Rivero Arencibia, Jochen Neerpasch

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Eien no ima no naka de

By Fumio Nanjo

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Jaume Plensa

By Clare Lilley, Jeremy Strick, Jaume Plensa, Fumio Nanjo, Catherine Millet

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