Serving looks in bon

Serving looks in bonnets and hoods, Koji Tanada's wooden sculptures often sport some type of stylish headgear. In ‘12 appeared girls No.3’ (2016), the accessory is either a futuristic helmet or a brutalist coif. In other cases, the sculpture's long hair forms a protective blanket over their shoulders. Hair – and the covering thereof – has played a surprisingly large role in societies around the world for millennia; it continues to intrigue, as the Japanese artist's practice shows. Discover more in ‘Heritage Intertwined in Transition’, @MizumaArtGallery's special presentation for our inaugural Online Viewing Rooms. — #artbaselOVR remains live through March 25th. To view and inquire about available works, visit bit.ly/artbaselOVR using your Art Basel account. Inquiries answered within 24 hours.