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Asu no Shinwa - Myth of Tomorrow - Mural Deck Skate Board Deck by Avatar_Sk8z
A powerful and important antiwar mural painted in Mexico by famed Japanese modern artist, Taro Okamoto (1911-1996). This gigantic mural captures the precise instant of an atomic bomb explosion, with the impact point of the work focussing on a human at Ground Zero flashing into skeletalized vaporization. Painted for a failed luxury hotel lobby commission in 1968-'69, then discarded and lost for many years, the cast-off and forgotten panels were rediscovered in 2003 after being abandoned in a construction yard near Mexico City, restored by the Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum, and now rests in hopeful peace in Tokyo, Japan. In "Taro's Magnum Opus" - measuring some 18 feet high by 98 feet long - Okamoto’s incendiary artwork is an Awesome and universally understood indictment of the ultimate Dark power of nuclear warfare. Never Again. ( Level 7: A guerrilla street art commentary by the ChinPomu collective about the Fukushima disaster, designed to fit in seamlessly with the Myth of Tomorrow, was added to the base of Okamoto's work while exhibited at the Shibuya train station in Tokyo. Chin Pom's apt paste-up was left in view for only a few hours before being removed by the Authorities.) Read more at www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/the-atomic-artists/chimpom-art/#ixzz1kXg1SdBp; http://www.taromuseum.jp http://www.tokyoreporter.com/2008/11/06/shibuya-set-for-one-final-explosion/
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This stunning skate board contributed by a highly skilled Seller named Avatar_Sk8z is tagged okamoto, taro, sk8z, & myth of tomorrow. Zazzle's custom skateboards make lovely presents for anyone. You'll find this designer's extraordinary okamoto custom skate board in this Seller's Mural Masters section and not to mention a huge variety of other excellent ashita no shinwa design options put together in the marketplace.

Ready to be printed in a limitless number of colors, our fully customizable okamoto skate boards has an exceptional 100% North American maple wood deck that will withstand even the tough tricks. Extremely durable and one-of-a-kind, this Mural Masters shop section custom skateboard will be beautifully manufactured with Avatar_Sk8z’s myth of tomorrow art using Zazzle's highly advanced production process that render the taro artwork at the most distinguished quality. As a result, this designer's ingenious "okamoto" design will turn your Zazzle skateboard into a legitimate work of art.

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Asu no Shinwa - Myth of Tomorrow - Mural Deck

A powerful and important antiwar mural painted in Mexico by famed Japanese modern artist, Taro Okamoto (1911-1996). This gigantic mural captures the precise instant of an atomic bomb explosion, with the impact point of the work focussing on a human at Ground Zero flashing into skeletalized vaporization. Painted for a failed luxury hotel lobby commission in 1968-'69, then discarded and lost for many years, the cast-off and forgotten panels were rediscovered in 2003 after being abandoned in a construction yard near Mexico City, restored by the Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum, and now rests in hopeful peace in Tokyo, Japan. In "Taro's Magnum Opus" - measuring some 18 feet high by 98 feet long - Okamoto’s incendiary artwork is an Awesome and universally understood indictment of the ultimate Dark power of nuclear warfare. Never Again. ( Level 7: A guerrilla street art commentary by the ChinPomu collective about the Fukushima disaster, designed to fit in seamlessly with the Myth of Tomorrow, was added to the base of Okamoto's work while exhibited at the Shibuya train station in Tokyo. Chin Pom's apt paste-up was left in view for only a few hours before being removed by the Authorities.) Read more at www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/the-atomic-artists/chimpom-art/#ixzz1kXg1SdBp; http://www.taromuseum.jp http://www.tokyoreporter.com/2008/11/06/shibuya-set-for-one-final-explosion/

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