Publisher/美術史評社

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This book is based on the predecessor of the Artist Joint Struggle Conference (Bikyo Fight) formed by Tama Art University students during the school struggle in 1969, and was newly formed as the "Bikyo Fight Revolution Committee" in 1971. , The second issue No. 4 and volume No. 8 of the institutional magazine "Art History / Bijutsu Shihyo" published since the early 1970s. The initial members of the Bikyoto were Kosai Hori, Naoyoshi Hikosaka, Nobuo Yamanaka, Yasunao Tone, and photographers Miyako Ishiuchi and Ryuji Miyamoto, who continued to be the main members. After the end of the conflict, he aimed to explore ideas and representation theories in photography, design, movies, etc., and described his thoughts and actions through this magazine, and published a limited edition of 55 copies of "Five-Person Photobook Revolution" (1972). doing. The first was a text-based "reading material", but from the second onward, the content includes illustrations and illustrations, and this magazine contains unique works by each person. Naoyoshi Hikosaka "Practice Note", Shoichi Ikeda "Drawing Machine", Samurai Suzuki "Site No.2", Taku Yada "Night of Reunion Exhibition", Naoichi Yano "Theater on Paper", Nobuo Yamanaka " "Penetrating scenery that record", Tetsuya Watanabe "Rippling waves", Hiroya Hori "Memory memorandum".