An Interview with 281_Anti Nuke - The New Yorker

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Tagged as the “Japanese Banksy,” he is an unlikely manifestation of Japan’s shredded identity: a contemporary artist of dissent in a country that rarely tolerates protest and barely supports modern art...He is a fortysomething father born and raised near Fukushima, the site of Japan’s most pressing nuclear disaster.
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An Interview with 281_Anti Nuke - The New Yorker
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Tagged as the “Japanese Banksy,” he is an unlikely manifestation of Japan’s shredded identity: a contemporary artist of dissent in a country that rarely tolerates protest and barely supports modern art...He is a fortysomething father born and raised near Fukushima, the site of Japan’s most pressing nuclear disaster.
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