Tabaimo / [édition, Sophie Perceval ; traduction français/japonais, Nanae Yuyama ; traduction japonais/français, Corinne Atlan ; traduction français/anglais, Jennifer Kaku].

By: Tabaimo, 1975-Contributor(s): Atlan, Corinne | Kaku, Jennifer | Quaroni, Grazia | Perceval, Sophie | Yuyama, Nanae | Fondation CartierPublication details: Paris : Arles : New York, N.Y. : Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain ; Actes Sud ; Distributed in in the US by Thames & Hudson, 2006. Description: 91 p. : chiefly col. ill. ; 29 cmISBN: 0500976708; 9780500976708 ; 2742764860 ; 9782742764860 Subject(s): Tabaimo, 1975- -- Exhibitions | Tabaimo, 1975- -- Expositions | Tabaimo, 1975- -- Entretiens | Video art -- Exhibitions. -- Japan | Art, Japanese -- Exhibitions | Art vidéo -- Expositions. -- Japon | Art japonais -- ExpositionsLOC classification: N 7359 .T24 A4 2006

Contents:

Entretien avec Tabaimo = Interview with Tabaimo / Grazia Quaroni -- Midnight sea, 2006 -- Haunted House, 2003 -- Akunin, 2006 -- Japanese Commuter Train, 2001.

Summary: Ayako Tabata, nicknamed Tabaimo - meaning "Tabata's little sister" - is famous in the Japanese contemporary art scene. In 2001, she was the youngest artist invited to participate in the Yokohama Trienniale. Her style - animated films that combine drawings evoking the "handmade" nature of traditional Japanese wood prints with sophisticated computer technology - provides a brutally honest glimpse into Japanese city life through dreamlike images. This book explores three video installations which reveal the violence of ordinary situations in an apparently gentle manner, playing on the transition between the normal and the abnormal, imperceptibly shifting from scenes of everyday life to deeply enigmatic, fascinating, and often disturbing situations.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Vitali Hakko Kreatif Endüstriler Kütüphanesi	N 7359 .T24 A4 2006	Not for loan		004645

This catalog was published on the occasion of an exhibition presented at the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain in Paris, from October 27, 2006 to February 4, 2007.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 88-89).

Entretien avec Tabaimo = Interview with Tabaimo / Grazia Quaroni -- Midnight sea, 2006 -- Haunted House, 2003 -- Akunin, 2006 -- Japanese Commuter Train, 2001.

Ayako Tabata, nicknamed Tabaimo - meaning "Tabata's little sister" - is famous in the Japanese contemporary art scene. In 2001, she was the youngest artist invited to participate in the Yokohama Trienniale. Her style - animated films that combine drawings evoking the "handmade" nature of traditional Japanese wood prints with sophisticated computer technology - provides a brutally honest glimpse into Japanese city life through dreamlike images. This book explores three video installations which reveal the violence of ordinary situations in an apparently gentle manner, playing on the transition between the normal and the abnormal, imperceptibly shifting from scenes of everyday life to deeply enigmatic, fascinating, and often disturbing situations.

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