
Shinji Ihara featured in NEOQUE Magazine.
Shinji Ihara featured in NEOQUE Magazine.
The first single-authored book by Yuki Harada, Insignificant Arts: Christian Lassen, Ghost Photography, and Renderporn, has been published.
The book consists of texts and artwork written over the last decade, including a new Christian Lassen theory, theory of Ghost Photography, theory of CG expression and a travelogue of Hawaii.
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Yuki Harada is participating in Atami Art Grant 2023.
The venue is the Odate Building near Atami Sun Beach.
The exhibition features Waiting for and a new work Home Port, a CG landscape depicting Lahaina, which was hit by the Atami Fire in August 2023.
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Yuki Harada's One Million Seeings (2019) is on view at the exhibition Re-Presentation-Site at the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Jörgen Axelvall featured in Tique.
https://tique.art/features/jorgen-axelvall-2/
Shinji Ihara's solo exhibition 1111 will be held at KEN NAKAHASHI.
KEN NAKAHASHI will hold DOING, a solo presentation by Erik Swars.
Eiki Mori's solo exhibition We Squeak will be held at KEN NAKAHASHI.
An exhibition of new works by Yuki Harada, will be held at the Museum of Japanese Emigration to Hawaii.
KEN NAKAHASHI presents Hands, a solo exhibition by Yasushi Ebihara.
Eiki Mori will participate in the exhibition The Constitution of JAPAN, to be held from April 22 until June 11, 2023.
The Constitution of JAPAN
Along with "Article 24.2," which stipulates freedom and equality in family relations, Die-in Tulips (2020), a drawing work on acrylic panels depicting people lying on the street in protest (Die-in) as tulips, will be exhibited. At Aoyama Meguro, a photographic work from the Family Regained series will be exhibited, which questions what a family is, along with "Article 24, Paragraph 1," which stipulates marriage.
A 33-hour video work Waiting for by Yuki Harada is on view at the entrance of KAAT Kanagawa Arts Theatre.
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