How this cult Japanese artist's eerie paintings foretold our digital malaise
Feeling overwhelmed and trapped by technology and modern life? Tetsuya Ishida, artist of Japan’s “lost generation,” knew the feeling.
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Feeling overwhelmed and trapped by technology and modern life? Tetsuya Ishida, artist of Japan’s “lost generation,” knew the feeling.
Notable role changes in the art world include appointments at the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation and SITE Santa Fe.
The first time I saw the paintings of Tetsuya Ishida was in the mid-1990s when I was a teenager. The works were obviously foreign to me, creating a so...
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The first time I saw the paintings of Tetsuya Ishida was the mid-1990s when I was a teenager growing up in Northern California. The works were obvious...