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Taki Bluesinger

1943 – 2004

Canadian artist

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About Taki Bluesinger

Lived 1943 – 2004 (aged 60–61). Taki Bluesinger was a Canadian artist, photographer and video artist.

Taki Sekiguchi (9 April 1943 – 30 January 2004), known professionally as Taki Bluesinger, was a lens-based artist from Fukaya City, Japan, whose artistic career was primarily based in Vancouver, Canada.

He immigrated to Vancouver in 1969 after refusing an assignment from Time Magazine to go to Vietnam. In 1972, he participated in the work Background/This Place, in which he, along with Michael de Courcy, Gerry Gilbert, and Glenn Lewis, documented Vancouver through 360 photos. The images were printed in the Vancouver Sun. He was part of the group exhibitionYellow Peril Reconsidered, which was curated by Paul Wong and included the work of 25 Asian Canadian artists. The visual art components of the exhibition, including Sekiguchi's photographs, were on view at Contemporary Art Gallery and Artspeak, while videos were displayed at Or Gallery.

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1943
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Died
2004
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Who was Taki Bluesinger?

Canadian artist (1943–2004)

When was Taki Bluesinger born?

Taki Bluesinger was born in 1943.

When did Taki Bluesinger die?

Taki Bluesinger died in 2004.

What was Taki Bluesinger's occupation?

Taki Bluesinger was an artist, photographer and video artist.

What nationality was Taki Bluesinger?

Taki Bluesinger was Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Taki Bluesinger

· Wikidata: Q55219444

· DBpedia: Taki Bluesinger

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