Electric Dress
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| - | [[Atsuko Tanaka]]'s best-known work is ''[[Electric Dress]]'' ([[1956]]), a [[burqa]]-like costume consisting of electrical wires and lit-up coloured [[lightbulb]]s. Tanaka wore the dress to exhibitions. | + | ''[[Electric Dress]]'' ([[1956]]) is a work by [[Atsuko Tanaka]]. It is a [[burqa]]-like costume consisting of electrical wires and lit-up coloured [[lightbulb]]s. Tanaka wore the dress to exhibitions. |
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Electric Dress (1956) is a work by Atsuko Tanaka. It is a burqa-like costume consisting of electrical wires and lit-up coloured lightbulbs. Tanaka wore the dress to exhibitions.
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- Electric Dress (music), an album by Merzbow with Carlos Giffoni and Jim O'Rourke
- Atsuko Tanaka (artist)
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