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Kan Yasuda: Toccare il Tempo - Touching the Time | |
| The catalogue of the most recent and the largest solo exhibition Touching the Time at the Trajan's markets in Rome, 2007-2008, following the exhibitions in Milan, Pietrasanta, Florence and Assisi in Italy, Touching the thirty sculptures, disseminated in the 2000 year-old archeological remains, people would touch the accumulation of passed times that materializes in the present. Photographs by Akio Nonaka with reviews by Fred Licht (Peggy Guggenheim Collection) and others. |
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Italian/English text, 128 pages, published by Skira, Italy, 2007 ISBN : 8861304494 / 978-8861304499 English/Japanese text, 128 pages, published by Skira, Italy, 2008 ISBN : 8861304508 / 978-8861304505 |
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The Art Plaza of Kan Yasuda - The Arte Piazza Bibai | |
| The publication introducing the sculpture park project in Bibai, Hokkaido, a venue for the sculptures of Kan Yasuda. The project is to revitalize the depopulated former coal mining city with arts and cultural promotion. Kan Yasuda initiated this unique project in his home town in 1992 with the pioneering vision for people, nature and arts. Photographs by Osam Murai. |
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| Japanese/English text, 120 pages, published by the Hokkaido Shimbun Press, Japan, 2002 ISBN : 4894532093 / 978-4894532090 |
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KAN: Firenze Sculture In Città 2000 - KAN Florence Sculptures in the City 2000 |
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| The catalogue of the exhibition Sculptures in the City 2000 in Florence, 2000. The twelve sculptures were disseminated at eight areas, the central districts in the Renaissance period. Monochrome photos by Danilo Cedrone, a photo journalist, with reviews by Antonio Paolucci and Enrico Crispolti, art historians and critics. |
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Italian/English text, 84 pages, published by Polistampa, Italy, 2000 ISBN : 8883042166 / 978-8883042164 |
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The sculpture of KAN YASUDA |
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The two volumes of the photo collection of the exhibition Marble and Bronze at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, U.K., the world's leading sculpture park, 1994, the past exhibitions and major works. Photographs of eighteen works in color by Kozo Watabiki and reviews by Peter Murray and Makoto Ooka. |
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English/Italian/Japanese text, 152 pages, published by Stamperia Artistica Nazionale, Italy, 1998 |
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KAN YASUDA Sculpture |
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| The photo collection of the first large scale solo exhibition Sculpture Path in Milan, 1991, and the major works. Twelve sculptures are installed in the most prestigious boulevard by the Duomo in Milan, the Corso VIttorio Emanuele II, closed down to traffic. Monochrome photographs of 12 works by Romano Cagnoni and Kozo Watabiki, with reviews by Isamu Noguchi and Bruno Munari and a poem by Makoto Ooka. |
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English/Japanese text, 118 pages, published by Leonardo-De Luca Editori, 1991 Distributed by Nihon Keizai Shimbun (Nikkei), 1995 ISBN : 4532680018 / 978-4532680015 |
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MAMU - L'Idea del Marmo | |
| The video of a journey on the sculptures of Kan Yasuda from London, Yorkshire, Milan, Pietrasanta to Hokkaido, with lyrical narration by Beppe Sebaste, a poet. It was presented at New York Univesity, Centre Pompidou and at the exhibition "Tie to the Sky, Link with Earth", Sapporo, 2003. Director Agostinelli won the Carrer Award for the documentary films including this video at Festival of Cinema on Arts in Montreal, 2000. |
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| Narration in Italian, Directed by Marco Agostinelli, Italy, 1996 | ||
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