I just put my copy of BaRaKei up on eBay for a good price. If you’ve wanted it for your collection, here it is.
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A reader sent in a tattoo he had done of Mishima. The artist is Rude 77 from Leiden (Holland).
Submitted to Obamicon.Me by a Mishima admirer.
If any of you readers want to make more Mishima “Obamicons,” I’d be happy to post them here. Just link to them in your comments.
Jonathan Meese - Mishima is Back @ Tomio Koyama Gallery
Artist Jonathan Meesepresented a Mishima-related installation at the Tomio Koyama Gallery from 05/Sep/2009 – 03/Oct/2009.
See selected photos from the installation here.
click opera – Is Jonathan Meese a fascist?
Photography show featuring one of Eikoh Hosoe’s famous images of Mishima.
The Provoke Era: Postwar Japanese Photography: Sandra Phillips and W.S. di Piero in Conversation
Tags: eikoh hosoe
http://tattoosday.blogspot.com/2009/09/cenks-skeleton-tattoo-pays-homage-to.html
Tattooed by Myles Karr, Brooklyn. Found on “Tattoosday.”
Tags: st. sebastian, tattoo, tattoosday, yukio mishima
I posted a shirt I made a few weeks ago, here are two designs Ouraken has uploaded to a print-on-demand site:
http://www.redbubble.com/people/ouraken/t-shirts
Tags: headless saber god, mishima t-shirt, ouraken, redbubble, yukio mishima
Post about graphic design, a cover for an edition of Forbidden Colors and Tadanori Yokoo, poster artist who also did this poster of Yukio Mishima.
More on Tadanori Yokoo here.
h/t Troy Chambers
"Sincerity" T-Shirt - Yukio Mishima's severed head
I did a block print of this basic design about a year ago. Several of the prints are for sale at this week’s “Germophilia” show in Philly. There are a few unframed ones going for like $20, as well as a framed one with daubs of my own blood for $50, so if you’re interested, contact Kevin Slaughter.
However, block prints are not so great for t-shirts, but I really liked the design, so I updated it by making the face more of a half-tone graphic (it’s Mishima’s severed head, btw).
I probably will not be selling these…too labor intensive to be profitable on this scale. I was just tired of wearing my staple plain black t-shirts all the time, and wanted something that related to my own work.
The quote on the back will read:
“His was a battlefield without glory, a battlefield where none could display deeds of valor: it was the front line of the spirit.”
- Yukio Mishima, Patriotism
The full quote is here:
Tags: jack donovan, sincerity, yukio mishima, yukio mishima head
Two of my own Mishima-related pieces of artwork will be featured in this upcoming show in Philadelphia, PA.
Friday, August 7, 2009 Time: 7:00pm – 10:00pm
Jennifer Bates Gallery @ Germ Books
2005 Frankford Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19125… Read More
New book on Strength, Courage & Honor
