Keiichi Tanaami’s Sculptures, Mixed-Media Works Shown at Deitch

by Andy SmithPosted on

Keiichi Tanaami’s wild sculptures and mixed-media works currently inhabit Jeffrey Deitch’s New York location, as an extension of its “Tokyo Pop Underground” group show. The Hi-Fructose Vol. 38 cover artist is featured at the space until Nov. 2. We last mentioned Tanaami on our site here, in a story on his collaboration with artist Oliver Payne.

The diversity of imagery and moods represented in the artist’s work is given some context in this quote from Tanaami: “A magazine that is packed to the brim with human interests and desires bears a strong resemblance to who I am as a person. My life is not a straight shot, with one central theme running through it like a book. It would be more properly called a ‘magazine editor’s life’, spent looking about at my surroundings constantly, wandering from place to place, engaging in a wide variety of work along the way.”

See more works from the show on the gallery’s site and the artist’s own page.



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