Seattle / Dallas / Osaka / Minneapolis / New York / Paris / Antwerp / Los Angeles / /
Company
Goldman Sachs Group / Art Agency / Bloomberg / Shiraga / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Japan / United States / /
Currency
USD / EUR / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Fergus McCaffrey Gallery / Walker Museum of Art / Dallas Museum of Art / Amagasaki Cultural Center/Mnuchin Gallery / The Warehouse / Museum of Modern Art / Tom Powel Imaging/Mnuchin Gallery / True Depth The Dallas museum / U.S. museum / Armory Show / Art Institute of Chicago / /
IndustryTerm
paint / /
Organization
Dealers The Shiraga / Japan Foundation in Tokyo / Amagasaki Cultural Center / Art Institute of Chicago / /
Person
Axel Vervoordt / Kazuo Shiraga / Fergus McCaffrey / Jeffrey Grove / Cindy / Howard Rachofsky / Allan Schwartzman / Piero Manzoni / Dominique Levy / Lucio Fontana / James Tarmy / Robert Mnuchin / Shozo Shimamoto / Fujiko Shiraga / /
Position
manager / co-founder / art adviser / appropriate artist / senior curator / major U.S. museum / dealer / collector / and interior designer / Artist / art adviser to Rachofsky / dealer / adviser / hedge fund manager / /
This Is How an Unknown Japanese Artist— Who Painted With His Feet—Became a Star Kazuo Shiraga’s posthumous works have climbed from $200,000 to $2.5 million in five years By James Tarmy, MarchIn 2011, five