Haruko Maeda

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Japanese | 1983

Haruko Maeda is a Japanese Asian Modern & Contemporary artist who was born in 1983. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz have featured Haruko Maeda's work in the past.Haruko Maeda's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 7,478 USD to 9,560 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2020 the record price for this artist at auction is 9,560 USD for Heartbeat of the Death II., sold at Van Ham Fine Art Auctions in 2021. Haruko Maeda has been featured in articles for , and . The most recent article is written for ArtDaily in January 2025.

At Auction

Notable Lots

The Funeral March

By Haruko Maeda

+27%

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Heartbeat of the Death II. - Haruko Maeda

Heartbeat of the Death II. ,2009

By Haruko Maeda

+220%

above mid-estimate

Recent Auction Results

Heartbeat of the Death II. ,2009

By Haruko Maeda

+220%

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The Funeral March

By Haruko Maeda

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Past Exhibitions

Touch Nature

Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz

Linz | Austria

Jan 24,2025 - May 18,2025

Conditio Humana

Maerz

Linz | Austria

Sep 03,2024 - Sep 24,2024

The Fest: Between Representation and Revolt

MAK Museum Vienna

Vienna | Austria

Dec 14,2022 - May 07,2023

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Articles

ArtDaily 29/01/2025

With the group exhibition Pointe, Gerlind Zeilner brings together a series of artistic positions that explore the boundaries between abstract and figurative forms of representation.

ArtDaily 25/01/2025

The multimedia exhibition Touch Nature is a presentation of international artists who are taking a stand against the devastating political, economic, ecological and humanitarian impact of the Anthropocene.

e-flux 24/01/2025

The multimedia exhibition聽Touch Nature聽is a presentation of international artists who are taking a stand against the devastating political, economic, ecological and humanitarian impact of the Anthropocene.

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鈥� ..For Maeda, however, bones are not an indicator of a death wish, but instead symbolise eternity and a spiritual strength which outlives the flesh... 鈥�
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鈥� ..Maeda orchestrates these images with a significant power to transform... 鈥�
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Larsen Warner

鈥� ..Maeda also finds inspiration in the western tradition of painting monarchs in which she can experiment with her existential aesthetic between life and death... 鈥�
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Larsen Warner

鈥� ..Taking traditional pictures of monarchs from art history Maeda develops upon this aesthetic- skulls are now enthroned on the skeletons of the regents dressed in magnificently decorated robes... 鈥�
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Larsen Warner

鈥� ..Yet the artist does not want to provoke or even revise a prevailing concept of art... 鈥�
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Larsen Warner