Mono ha

Simon Lee exhibits four Japanese artists in his latest show 'Five Decades', with a special focus on the post-modern Mono-ha movement

Noriyuki Haraguchi, a Mono-ha artist behind a famed 'Oil Pool' sculpture, has died at 74.

Relatum 1979-96 Iron and Stone 270 x 240 x 170 cm / 106 1/3 x 94 1/2 x 66 2/3 in.

Swedish art director Anders Brasch-Willumsen has created a series of digital images inspired by sculptures of the Japanese art movement Mono-ha. Translating as ‘School of Things’, the movement presented minimal sculptures created in a specific context, often combining man-made and natural materials. In ‘Rocks and Light’, Brasch-Willumsen explores the ephemeral nature of Mono-ha sculptures. When […]

Although it marked a major turning point in Japanese postwar art history, the work of the 'Mono-h

Design Aesthetic Series. Mono-ha. 2 inspired by sculptures of the Japanese art movement Mono-ha. Translating as ‘School of Things’, the movement presented minimal sculptures created in a specific context, often combining man-made and natural materials. In ‘Rocks and Light’

Katsuhiko Narita

‘Mono-ha’ refers to a group of artists who were active from the late sixties to early seventies, using both natural and man-made materials in their work. Using mostly found or natural materials, th…

Although it marked a major turning point in Japanese postwar art history, the work of the 'Mono-h