Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance)
Jan 01, 1985 · 1m
Director
Hiroshi TeshigaharaOverview
In April 1985 Kusama staged a performance in the cherry tree grove at Kuhonbutsu Jōshin-ji, a Buddhist temple in Tokyo. Commissioned by a professor at Tokyo University, the performance was titled Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance) in reference to the extravagance of the fourteenth-century lord Dōyo Sasaki. He was said to have held a lavish celebration of cherry blossoms near Kyoto that lasted twenty days. For the performance, Kusama encircled the flowering trees with red and white streamers, connecting them in a ‘net’.
Cast of Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance)
Crew of Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance)
About Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance)
What is Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance) about?
In April 1985 Kusama staged a performance in the cherry tree grove at Kuhonbutsu Jōshin-ji, a Buddhist temple in Tokyo. Commissioned by a professor at Tokyo University, the performance was titled Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance) in reference to the extravagance of the fourteenth-century lord Dōyo Sasaki. He was said to have held a lavish celebration of cherry blossoms near Kyoto that…
When was Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance) released?
Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance) was released on January 1, 1985.
How long is Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance)?
Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance) runs 1 minute.
Who directed Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance)?
Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance) was directed by Hiroshi Teshigahara.
Who is in the cast of Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance)?
The cast of Basara no Hana (Flowers of Extravagance) includes Yayoi Kusama (Self).