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photo: Paul O'Connor
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Gajin Fujita
1972 Born, Los Angeles, CA
Education:
2000 MFA, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV
1997 BFA, Otis College of Art and Design, Westchester, CA
1990 - 93 Attended East Los Angeles College, Los Angeles, CA
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Current Museum exhibitions
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Curiosity
with Gajin Fujita
Mass MoCA
North Adams, MA
23 June - 27 May 2013
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Big Art
Included: Gajin Fujita
Navy Pier
Chicago, IL
18 June 2012 - 18 June 2013
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Selected L.A. Louver Exhibitions
Selected museum exhibitions
Selected articles
Knight, Christopher. "MOCA's 'Art in the Streets'
gets the big picture wrong"
Los Angeles Times. 29 May 2011.
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Campbell, Clayton. "Gajin Fujita"
Contemporary. December 2008.
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Leopold, Shelley. "Gajin Fujita"
Juxtapoz. October 2007.
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Leopold, Shelley. "Native-san"
LA Weekly, LA
People 2007, Wednesday, 9 May 2007.
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Knight, Christopher. "'Las Vegas Diaspora' at the
Las Vegas Art Museum"
Los Angeles Times. 20 November 2007.
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Pagel, David "A magical dangerour landscape"
Los Angeles Times. 24 November 2006.
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Videos
"The Process," video by Alex Kizu
A short film about Gajin Fujita's studio process, "The Process"
documents the artist at his Boyle Heights studio, as he
prepares for the exhibition, "Made in L.A."
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"Gajin Fujita: Influences," video by Alex Kizu
Check out the 2nd video of Gajin Fujita's studio process through his influences and inspiration."
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Gajin Fujita: Chi-town
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L.A. Louver
Gajin Fujita: "Made in L.A." Installation Walkthrough
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Print editions
"Gajin Fujita's first print with Modern Multiples, "High Voltage II"
is a composition of 6 full size original paintings from which the
separations were taken. The smaller edition of hand painted
multiples feature gold leaf.
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Gajin Fujita's 15 color lithographs
"Demon Hanya State I, 2004" and
"Demon Hanya State II, 2004"
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