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- Group_Kyushu abstract "Group Kyushu (九州派, Kyūshū-ha) was an edgy, experimental and rambunctious art group that emerged in Japan in the late 1950s as part of a wave of young artists that would go on to change the look of Japanese modern art in the 1960s and 70s. Almost none of the members of Group Kysuhu were formally trained as artists, and hailing from the southernmost island of Japan (Kyūshū), they were remote from the center of haute culture, Tokyo. Reacting against what they saw as a stifling exhibition system that relied on personal connections and master-disciple relationships, they put great energy into fighting against the various institutions of the art establishment. The group worked in paint, sculpture and performance. They ripped and burned canvasses, stapled corrugated cardboard, nails, nuts, springs, metal drill shavings, and burlap to their works, assembled all kinds of unwieldy junk assemblages, and were best known for covering much of their work in tar. They also occasionally covered their work in urine and excrement, and have the dubious honor of being the first group to ever be forbidden from exhibiting at the famously permissive Yomiuri Independent exhibition (1949-63).".
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- Group_Kyushu wikiPageWikiLink Anti-art.
- Group_Kyushu wikiPageWikiLink Category:Artist_groups_and_collectives.
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- Group_Kyushu wikiPageWikiLink Japan.
- Group_Kyushu wikiPageWikiLink Kyushu.
- Group_Kyushu wikiPageWikiLink Ochi_Osamu.
- Group_Kyushu wikiPageWikiLink Tachisme.
- Group_Kyushu wikiPageWikiLinkText "Group Kyushu".
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- Group_Kyushu subject Category:Artist_groups_and_collectives.
- Group_Kyushu subject Category:Japanese_artists.
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- Group_Kyushu type Artist.
- Group_Kyushu type Band.
- Group_Kyushu type Group.
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- Group_Kyushu comment "Group Kyushu (九州派, Kyūshū-ha) was an edgy, experimental and rambunctious art group that emerged in Japan in the late 1950s as part of a wave of young artists that would go on to change the look of Japanese modern art in the 1960s and 70s. Almost none of the members of Group Kysuhu were formally trained as artists, and hailing from the southernmost island of Japan (Kyūshū), they were remote from the center of haute culture, Tokyo.".
- Group_Kyushu label "Group Kyushu".
- Group_Kyushu sameAs Q11370284.
- Group_Kyushu sameAs 九州派.
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- Group_Kyushu sameAs Q11370284.
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