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AFTER 1.4 MILLION VOTES WERE CAST, HERE ARE YOUR LEADING 200 ARTISTS:

-Pablo Picasso
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-Henri Matisse
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-Piet Mondrian
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-Francis Bacon
-Robert Rauschenberg
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-Wassily Kandinsky
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-Alberto Giacometti
-Salvador Dalí
-Auguste Rodin
-Mark Rothko
-Edward Hopper
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-Richard Serra
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-Pierre Bonnard
-Jean-Michel Basquiat
-Max Ernst
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-Jean Dubuffet
-Eva Hesse
-Edouard Vuillard
-Carl Andre
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-Alexander Calder
-Louise Bourgeois
-Marc Chagall
-Gerhard Richter
- Balthus
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-Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
-Frank Stella
-Georg Baselitz
-Francis Picabia
-Jenny Saville
-Dan Flavin
-Alfred Stieglitz
-Anselm Kiefer
-Matthew Barney
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-Bernd And Hilla Becher
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-Brice Marden
-Maurizio Cattelan
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-Karel Appel
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-Alexander Archipenko
-Anthony Caro
-Richard Hamilton
-Clyfford Still
-Luc Tuymans
-Claes Oldenburg

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Nobuko Tsuchiya Art

Nobuko Tsuchiya


Nobuko Tsuchiya


Nobuko Tsuchiya

..."quietly now"...

2003
mixed media
60 x 64 x 28 cm

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Nobuko Tsuchiya -  "quietly now"
Nobuko Tsuchiya’s assemblages are primitive inventions. Antennae, rags, plastic tubing, and an old pair of shoes stand in for the workings of hi-tech equipment, their functions as obscure as some of the objects which compose them.


Nobuko Tsuchiya

Table Rabbit

2003
mixed media
160 x 270 x 160 cm

Nobuko Tsuchiya, Table Rabbit
It’s this design element of Nobuko Tsuchiya’s work which is most alluring. Each sculpture revels in its impoverished minimalism, almost zen-like its poetic accuracy, while at the same time alluding to an ancient and un-evolved Japanese Pop.

Nobuko Tsuchiya

Sister of Nike

2004
mixed media
160 x 100 x 100 cm

Nobuko Tsuchiya, Sister of Nike
Sister of Nike could be a satellite dish, Your Chair an atomically fuelled cartoon prank, and Table Rabbit has something just a little too Hello Kitty™ about it.


Nobuko Tsuchiya

...with an asparagus pillow...

2003
mixed media
104.5 x 90 x 42 cm

Nobuko Tsuchiya, With an Asparagus Pillow
Formed from spindly make-shift pipes and air ducts, there’s something sinister underlying Nobuko Tsuchiya’s Luddite cutesy-ness.


Nobuko Tsuchiya

Parking Fish Project

2003
mixed media
77 x 36 x 43 cm

Nobuko Tsuchiya, Parking Fish Project
Haywire tubes feeding to and from dishes of mysterious liquid, ‘electronic’ connections held together with wooden clothes pegs, and vials suspended with bits of string: there’s an overwhelming possibility that her experiments might explode at any moment.


Nobuko Tsuchiya

Your Chair

2003
mixed media
50 x 176 x 50 cm

Nobuko Tsuchiya, Your Chair
“Not everything is as it appears in my work, not everything is done on purpose. My decisions are made by using what you could call a different form of thinking, and are made to operate between harmony and discord, control and the lack of it. I always try to develop the conversation between the things in my work and myself. Maybe this sounds idiotic, but it is my honest feeling."


Nobuko Tsuchiya

...they jumped...

2003
mixed media
76 x 97 x 40 cm

Nobuko Tsuchiya, They Jumped
Nobuko Tsuchiya "different form of thinking" and quietly dramatic feel for her materials result in works that are at once threatening and beguiling.


Nobuko Tsuchiya

...once upon a time...

2003
mixed media
74 x 70 x 46 cm

Nobuko Tsuchiya, Once upon a time

Each sculpture revels in its impoverished minimalism, almost zen-like its poetic accuracy, while at the same time alluding to an ancient and un-evolved Japanese
Pop.

 

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