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Mono-ha: a standalone construct

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Art history

art made in Japan in the late 1960s and early 1970s that set natural and industrial materials in simple arrangements to reveal their relations.

In art history, Mono-ha refers to art made in Japan in the late 1960s and early 1970s that set natural and industrial materials in simple arrangements to reveal their relations. This meaning comes from Yoshitake (2012) in Requiem for the Sun.[1]

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References

Yoshitake, M., Jack, J., & Dotan, O. (2012). Requiem for the Sun. Blum & Poe. ISBN 9780966350326

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