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Arata Isozaki II

Name: Arata Isozaki II
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 57 min
Cast: Michael Eisner, Toshio Hara, Arata Isozaki

1990
57m

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Through a blend of Japanese history and Western influence, Arata Isozaki has built a career around his distinct architectural style. Challenging the concepts of space, form and tradition, Isozakis work binds artistic movements and methods together in riveting new forms. This film follows Isozaki to many of his most famous sites including the newly completed Museum of Contemporary Art in LA.

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Through a blend of Japanese history and Western influence, Arata Isozaki has built a career around his boldly distinctive architectural style. Constantly challenging the concepts of space, f... Read allThrough a blend of Japanese history and Western influence, Arata Isozaki has built a career around his boldly distinctive architectural style. Constantly challenging the concepts of space, form and tradition, Isozaki's work dares us to imagine a merging of cultures where artistic... Read allThrough a blend of Japanese history and Western influence, Arata Isozaki has built a career around his boldly distinctive architectural style. Constantly challenging the concepts of space, form and tradition, Isozaki's work dares us to imagine a merging of cultures where artistic movements and methods bind together in riveting new forms. Arata Isozaki II (Internationa... Read all

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- Michael Blackwood
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Director
- Michael Blackwood
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Toshio Hara

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Arata Isozaki

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Richard Koshalek

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Riichi Miyake

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Koji Taki

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Riichi Miyake: Arata really loves pleasure in a hedonistic way, and he also tries to make architecture which has a common language with other spheres of society. Not only from the craftsmanship, not only from the producing system, but also in a very metaphysic way, also in a very literary way or in any kind of a cultural field. He was quite brilliant in that sense.