The Surrealist Object and Photographic 'Plasticity': Sakata Minoru's No Things (1939)

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The Surrealist Object and Photographic ‘Plasticity’: Sakata Minoru’s No Things (1939)

Section of a Book – Published 1st Oct 18

This book chapter is a result of a conference presentation and draws on my PhD thesis and forthcoming monograph. It discusses Sakata Minoru’s photographs published in different Japanese photo magazine in 1939 within the notion of the Surrealist object and the zōkei shashin (plastic photography) discourse.

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Publication status	Published
Refereed	1
Publication title	Object Fantasies: Experience and Creation
Author(s)	Philippe Cordez, Romana Kaske, Julia Saviello, Susanne Thürigen (Eds.)
Publishers name	De Gruyter
Page range	155–173
ISBN	978-3-11-047613-2

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