| In search of lost time, an exhibition of Kazuko Miyamoto’s work at Gallery 128, spans four decades of work, 1969-2009, some of which was never shown in public. The show is comprised of string constructions, paintings, sculpture, works on paper, and photographs documenting past work and performances. Employing non-traditional art materials, such as brown paper, newspaper, string, sheetrock, twigs, building material, and found material, Miyamoto brings a child-like playfulness to formal construction. Her work combines two directions: on the one hand—the organic, lyrical, playful; on the other—the geometric, minimal, conceptual, and formal. | | |
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