- The
concept of
mingei (民芸),
variously translated into
English as "folk craft", "folk art" or "po****r art", was
developed from the mid-1920s in ****an by...
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industrial materials such as iron. In ****an, it
emerged in the 1920s as the
Mingei movement. It
stood for
traditional craftsmanship, and
often used medieval...
- and stone,
depicts a hollowed-out alligator. The
artwork is
housed at the
Mingei International Museum in San Diego. Near by to the
other installed sculptures...
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realism Mail art
Mannerism M****urrealism
Maximalism Metaphysical painting Mingei Minimalism Modernism Modular constructivism Naive art
Neoclassicism Neo-Dada...
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Mingei International Museum is a non-profit
public institution in
Balboa Park in San Diego, California, that collects,
conserves and
exhibits folk art...
- The
Mingei Theatre Company (劇団民藝,
Gekidan Mingei) is a ****anese
theatre company that
stages Shingeki plays.
Along with the
Haiyuza Theatre Company and...
- time in ****an
studying eastern crafts and
mingei. His
ethical pot idea was a
rough interpretation of
mingei for the
western world; he
advocated simplicity...
- printmaker.
Watanabe was
famous for his
biblical prints rendered in the
mingei (folk art)
tradition of ****an. As a
student of the
master textile dye artist...
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Yanagi Muneyoshi, was a ****anese art critic, philosopher, and
founder of the
mingei (folk craft)
movement in ****an in the late 1920s and 1930s.
Yanagi was born...
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Shimane – 18
November 1966) was a ****anese
potter and a key
figure in
mingei (****anese folk art) and
studio pottery movements,
which included Bernard...
