アンフォルメルの指導者Ｍ.タピエが求めたＦ.ニーチェの 思想について

The leader of the informel, Nietzsche, which Tapie sought

金山 和彦

HABITUS

[PISSN] 2186-7909

[NCID] AA12942536

In the late 1950s, the art movement, Informel, gained momentum in Japan. The art critic Michel Tapie, a leader of the Informel movement, has offered his own explanation, drawing on F. Nietzsche's theories, which were actually aimed at art and children's play. It is through Nietzsche that the connection between Informel art and children's play is born. Moreover, this is the contact point between Informel art and children's play. The purpose of this study is to examine the theory of Nietzsche's play that Tapie seeks—it has not been sufficiently investigated by informel studies—and draw a connection between the Gutai Art Association: a post-War Japanese avant-garde art organization, and children's art.

日本語

西日本応用倫理学研究会