©2016 TOMURA HIROSHI/FUJI XEROX PRINT COLLECTION
Today’s show: “Artists in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: From Picasso to Warhol” is on view at Yokohama Museum of Art in Yokohama, Japan, through Sunday, June 5. The thematic exhibition, which draws from the Fuji Xerox Print Collection and the museum’s permanent collection, looks at how emerging technologies were adapted by the leading artists of the 20th century.
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Tomura Hiroshi, Number of Stars Book A, B, 2005, xerography on paper (2 pieces).
©2016 TOMURA HIROSHI/FUJI XEROX PRINT COLLECTION
Henri Matisse, Cirque, from the "JAZZ" series, 1947, silkscreen on paper (book).
FUJI XEROX PRINT COLLECTION
Paul Klee, Hoffmanneske Szene, 1921, lithograph on paper.
FUJI XEROX PRINT COLLECTION
Nadar (Gaspar-Felix Tournachon), Charles Baudelaire, ca.1856 (printed 1978), salted paper print.
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Kawaguchi Tatsuo, Relation−Time: Frottage of Time, 1998, xerography on paper (from portfolio of 87 pieces).
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Karl Blossfeldt, Dipsacus laciniatus, from the series "12 Fotografien," 1928 (printed 1975), gelatin silver print.
FUJI XEROX PRINT COLLECTION
Kurt Schwitters, Merzbild 1 C Das Doubelbild, 1920, assemblage, oil on cardboard.
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Installation view of “Artists in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: From Picasso to Warhol,” 2016, at Yokohama Museum of Art.
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Installation view of “Artists in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: From Picasso to Warhol,” 2016, at Yokohama Museum of Art.
COURTESY YOKOHAMA MUSEUM OF ART
Installation view of “Artists in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: From Picasso to Warhol,” 2016, at Yokohama Museum of Art.
COURTESY YOKOHAMA MUSEUM OF ART