hyperart造句

例句与造句

1. Tokyo writer and conceptual artist Genpei Akasegawa published a book containing photographs of found objects which he termed " Hyperart Thomasson ".
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3. He called such things Hyperart Thomasson ( named for Yomiuri Giants outfielder Gary Thomasson ) and published photographs of them first within the magazine " Shashin Jidai " and later within books.
4. However, these objects do not appear to have a creator, making them even more art-like than regular art . " Hyperart cannot be created by an artist, but only found and recognized as such by an observer.
5. Those pieces of hyperart that were part of buildings or the built environment were given the name " Thomasson . " The name was decided upon during a discussion between Akasegawa and his students during his class on " Modernology " ( a concept created by Wajiro Kon ).
6. It's difficult to find hyperart in a sentence. 用hyperart造句挺难的
7. Historian of modern Japan Jordan Sand's 2013 work, " Tokyo Vernacular : Common Spaces, Local Histories, Found Objects, " also discusses the Thomasson phenomenon in its third chapter, entitled " Deviant Properties : Street Observation Studies . " Sand also contributed an essay to the 2010 translation of " Hyperart : Thomasson ".
8. The artists gave these objects names such as " The pure staircase of Yotsuya, " " The useless window of Ekoda " and " The useless gate of Ochanomizu " and referred to them collectively as " hyperart " : their similar characteristics being " an object which, just like a piece of art, has no purpose in society, but also, just like a piece of art is preserved with care, to the point where it appears to be on display.