Memorial Exhibition for Mitsuko Tabé, Founding Member of Avant-Garde Art Group "Kyushu-ha," Featuring 40 Works Found in Her Studio After Her Death (Yomiuri Shimbun Online)
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A memorial exhibition in Fukuoka showcases 40 posthumous works by Mitsuko Tabé, a founding member of the avant-garde group "Kyushu-ha."Summary
A memorial exhibition for Mitsuko Tabé, a Fukuoka-based artist and founding member of the avant-garde art group "Kyushu-ha" who passed away in 2024 at age 91, is being held at Mizoe Gallery in Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, until the 17th. The exhibition features approximately 40 works created from the 1990s onwards that were discovered in her studio after her death. The collection includes oil paintings and collages, such as the "Sign Language" series featuring plaster casts of hands and various works using apples as motifs. Tabé was known for her international activity and her focus on gender and social issues, aiming to convey the "hell of modern times" in a comedic manner similar to Chaplin.
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