Neo-Dada artist Shusaku Arakawa dies

Neo-Dada artist Shusaku Arakawa dies

TOKYO, Japan - Shusaku Arakawa (in this 1996 file photo), a Japanese artist known for conceptual paintings and printmaking using Neo-Dada styles, died in New York on May 19, 2010. He was 73. (Kyodo)

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