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Susumu Shingu

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from 1960 to 1962. By his own account, Shingū's interest in sculpture developed as his interest in abstraction was expanding. He hung a painting outside to record it photographically: the wind interfered. He became fascinated by the potential for three-dimensional movement. "The work that followed
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While he was still in Italy, a chance meeting with Kageki Minami, the president of Osaka Shipbuilding Company, led to Shingū's return to Japan, where Minami allowed him a studio in his shipyard and access to the talents of company engineers. With this support, Shingū produced
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relied on natural forces to make it move or make sound, and he began using more sophisticated materials for outdoor works," as traditional art materials were either too heavy to supply graceful natural movement or too quickly degraded under outdoor conditions.
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in Tokyo, was a major event on the arts scene in Japan. Shingū was one of eight Japanese sculptors chosen to represent the nation. The organizers commissioned a large piece from Shingu for the central plaza.
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in Tokyo in 1956, with a concentration in oil painting. A bursary from the Italian government followed, allowing him to travel to
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Shingū's works have been exhibited internationally, and have won awards including the Outdoor Sculpture Prize of
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He was quoted as saying "My works are ways of translating the messages of nature into visible movements".
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Shingu has published or contributed to edited works of his art in over ten volumes, including
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In 2012, a 3,000-sq.-meter open-air sculpture garden was established a in
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where his intention was to study figurative painting. He attended the
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for the Visual and Environmental Studies. In 1983, he built
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He has also collaborated in theatre projects (including
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He matriculated at the 14: 779: 721: 624:"Kinetic Sculptor: Susumu Shingu" 600: 591: 538: 445:"Susumu Shingu: An Ode to Nature" 165: 365: 344: 758:20th-century Japanese sculptors 692: 667: 383: 270:Exhibitions and traveling shows 151:Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma 675:"Bibliography | Susumu Shingu" 641: 616: 566: 513: 494:Yamada, Mio (2 October 2014). 487: 462: 199:and traditional carp banners. 132: 1: 763:21st-century Japanese artists 423: 252: 16:Japanese sculptor (born 1937) 404:, and a biographic trilogy, 7: 575:Shingu: Message From Nature 470:"Susumu Shingu — Portfolio" 186:in Cambridge, Massachusetts 10: 784: 648:Benoit, Guillaume (2018). 449:Pen Magazine International 337: 728:Susumu Shingu Wind Museum 160: 98:(born 13 July 1937) is a 79: 65: 55: 30: 23: 553:timesmachine.nytimes.com 264: 236: 114:Early life and education 573:Shingu, Susumu (1997). 521:"Works | Susumu Shingu" 352:Fontana Duetto d’Acqua, 330:(2019–20) in Japan and 280:Japan Grand Prix of Art 143:University of Fine Arts 187: 129: 125:, kinetic fountain in 227:Porter subway station 182: 121: 704:Jeanne Bucher Jaeger 398:Dialogue with Nature 577:. 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Index

Osaka
Sculpture
Gift of the Wind
Kinetic art
abstract art
kinetic sculptor
Japan
Teflon

Legnano, Italy
Osaka, Japan
University of Fine Arts
Italy
Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma
wind chimes
Expo '70
World's Fair
Harvard University
Carpenter Center
Porter subway station
Arts on the Line
Sanda
Noh performances
Nagano
Japan Grand Prix of Art
Bremen
Barcelona
Florence
Lahti
Finland

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