Untitled
1961 · Oil, Japanese paper, and glass on canvas
160 × 132.1 cm (63 × 52 in.)
Art Institute of Chicago
Fujiko Shiraga
Japanese, 1928–2015
WA-00042094
Mixed Media
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Fujiko Shiraga was a Japanese avant-garde artist and one of the earliest female members of the Gutai Art Association. Active as an artist between the early 1950s and 1961, Shiraga was known for creating highly tactile artworks by pasting and creasing sheets of torn Japanese paper. Since last decade, Shiraga's works have received growing art-historical attention. Her paper works, paintings, and installations were featured in major Western exhibitions on Gutai art and two posthumous retrospectives.
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