“The World Precedes the Eye”
Framing an alternative narrative to that of the Anthropocene.
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Mami Kosemura’s “Pendulum”
An artist who work explores the nature of memory and the effects of passing time.
Simon Starling’s “At Twilight (After WB Yeats’ Noh Reincarnation)”
Reimagining a Noh drama and resurrecting a tumultuous moment in history.
Ryudai Takano’s “When the absence of light touches the ground, distance is lost and distance created”
Images that live somewhere between the physical and metaphysical world.
Shikijo: Eroticism in Japanese Photography
The exhibition examines the subjectivity of eroticism and its prevalence in contemporary Japanese culture, where sexuality can be viewed as self-expression and social commentary
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"The Time is Out of Joint"
An ambitious undertaking that transverses hypothetically across time and place, the show rehashes two seminal exhibitions from two pivotal moments in sociopolitical history as a backdrop for paving out a topography for art being produced in the current.
"Motions"
In this group show, Ota presents intriguing variations on this theme through the photography, installation and video works of seven emerging and established regional artists who conjure up motion and its many choreographies of transformation.
"Intersections: Huang Rui and Japanese Art from the 1980s"
The exhibition examines the early work of acclaimed Chinese contemporary artist Huang Rui, made during his 15 years abroad in Japan starting from 1984.
