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Tokyo's Mori Museum explores link between art, ecology in exhibition - Vimarsana News

Tokyo's Mori Museum explores link between art, ecology in exhibition

Tokyo, Oct 17 (EFE).- The Mori Museum in Tokyo celebrates its 20th anniversary with an exhibition that reflects on the relationship of artists with the evolution and problems of the environment. “Our ecology: towards a planetary way of life” is divided into four parts. The first attempts to address the complexity of ecology which, although …

Leen Voet - Announcements - Vimarsana News

Leen Voet - Announcements

Leen Voet creates series of paintings that are combined in spatial installations. M will present several of these groups of work from the last 15 years of her practice.

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The Aichi Triennale mounts a restrained comeback - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

The Aichi Triennale mounts a restrained comeback - Artforum International

WHEN CONFRONTED by a Japanese journalist about the scandal that haunted the previous Aichi Triennale, artistic director Kataoka Mami responded with: “This has been asked too many times,” and “Let the [current] exhibition speak for itself.” Leaving us “outsiders” stunned, these statements seemed calibrated to banish from our minds that now-distant conflict, when outrage over a sculpture commemorating Korean women enlisted into sexual slavery by the Japanese military forced the closure an entire section of the exhibition (ironically titled “After Freedom of Expression?”), let alo...

The Aichi Triennale mounts a restrained comeback - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

The Aichi Triennale mounts a restrained comeback - Artforum International

WHEN CONFRONTED by a Japanese journalist about the scandal that haunted the previous Aichi Triennale, artistic director Kataoka Mami responded with: “This has been asked too many times,” and “Let the [current] exhibition speak for itself.” Leaving us “outsiders” stunned, these statements seemed calibrated to banish from our minds that now-distant conflict, when outrage over a sculpture commemorating Korean women enlisted into sexual slavery by the Japanese military forced the closure an entire section of the exhibition (ironically titled “After Freedom of Expression?”), let alo...

'Another Energy:' Artists inspire power to continue amid covid challenges - Vimarsana News

'Another Energy:' Artists inspire power to continue amid covid challenges

1 minute read Tokyo, Apr 21 (EFE).- Works of 16 veteran artists aged between 71-105 are on display in Tokyo to inspire driving forces to continue amid challenges brought by the coronavirus pandemic. “Another Energy: Power to Continue Challenging,” includes around 130 artworks of paintings, sculptures, and installations. Some of the art pieces are half a century old and some were created just for the Tokyo exhibition thrown open for the media Wednesday, a day ahead of its inauguration. The oldest participant, Carmen Herrera, 105, is a Cuban-American visual artist and painter. Her geometr...