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Emiko Kasahara
born 1963 in Tokyo/JPN
lives in New York/USA
Exhibitions (selection):
On Reason and Emotion, The 14th
Biennale of Sydney, Sydney, 2004;
Public/Private, The 2nd Auckland
Triennial, Auckland, 2004;
Formed to Function, John Michael
Kohler Arts Center, Sheboygan
2003; Chat@MIMOCA, Marugame
Genichiro-Inokuma Museum of
Contemporary Art, Kagawa 2002;
A Cabinet of Curiosities, The New
York Public Library, New York 2002;
Oral Fixation, Center for Cultural
Studies Museum at Bard College,
Annandale-on-Hudson, USA. 2002;
Pink, White Box, New York 2001;
Immaculate Fabrication, Deitch
Projects, New York 1997; Emiko
Kasahara, Gallery Kobayashi, Tokyo
1992.
La Charme, 2001
Synthetic hair, plywood, Velcro, DVD,
monitor; dimensions variable
Courtesy of the artist and Yoshiko
Isshiki Office, Tokyo
Installation view of
Yokohama Triennale, 2001
see p. 112/113
La Charme #3, 2004
Installation and Performance
of Biennale of Sydney, 2004
see p. 113
Tadashi Kawamata
born 1953 in Hokkaido/JPN
lives in Tokyo/JPN
Exhibitions (selection):
Kawamata Coal Mine Project,
Tagawa, 2004, Project Reconsideration,
Tagawa 2004; Work in Progress
Project in Toyota City, Toyota 2004;
Memory in Progress Saint Thelo,
2004; Wooden Terrace Beach, Basel
2004; Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial,
Tsumari 2003; Biennal de Valencia,
Valencia 2003; Bridge and Archives,
Moyland, Bedburg-Hau 2003;
Demeter: Tokachi International
Contemporary Art Exhibition, Tokachi
2002; Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai
2002; Temporary Existence,
Ex-Teresa Arte Actual, Mexico City
2002; Daily News, Art Tower Mito,
Mito 2001.
Field Work in Tokyo, 1989
Mixed media; dimensions variable
Courtesy of the artist and
on the table, Tokyo
see p. 115
Field Work in Graz, 2005
Mixed media; dimensions variable
Courtesy of the artist and
on the table, Tokyo
see p. 116 –117
Yayoi Kusama
born 1929 in Matsumoto/JPN
lives in Tokyo/JPN
Exhibitions (selection):
Yayoi Kusama: The Place for My Soul,
Matsumoto City Museum of Art,
Matsumoto 2005; Yayoi Kusama:
Sailing the Sea of Infinity, Contemporary
Art Museum, Kumamoto 2005;
Yayoi Kusama: Eight Places for
Burning Soul, Hiroshima City Museum
of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima 2005;
Yayoi Kusama: Eternity-Modernity,
The National Museum of Modern Art,
Tokyo and Kyoto 2004 – 2005;
Eijanaika! Yes, Future! Post 20th
Century Japan, Collection Lambert,
Avignon 2004; Water Level of Image –
Transformation and Reflection of
Narcissus, Toyota Municipal Museum
of Art, Toyota 2004; Mediarena
Contemporary Art from Japan,
The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery,
Plymouth, 2004; Kusamatrix,
Mori Art Museum, Tokyo 2004.
Rose Garden, 1998
Mixed media; 135 × 125 × 65 cm
Courtesy of the artist,
Fabian & Claude Walter Galerie,
Basel-Zürich, and Robert Miller
Gallery, New York
see p. 121
Walking on the Sea of Death, 1981
Sewn stuffed fabric, wooden boat,
paint; 58 × 256 × 158 cm
Collection of Museum of
Contemporary Art, Tokyo
see p. 123
Trinh T. Minh-ha 224 225
born 1952 Hanoi/VN
lives in Berkeley/USA
Films, screenings, exhibitions
and festivals (selection):
Shanghai Biennale 2004 – Techniques
of the Visible, Shanghai Biennale,
Shanghai 2004; Busan Art Biennale
2004, Busan 2004; MACBA (Museum
of Contemporary Art) Barcelona 2003;
documenta 11: Naked Spaces –
Living is Round, 16-mm film, 1985;
Poesie des Wohnens und Experimente
mit gesteigerter akustischer Wahrnehmung,
Musik, Umgebungsgeräuschen
und Momenten der Stille, Kassel
2002; Screening, Wiener Secession,
Vienna 2001; Screening, Haus der
Kulturen der Welt, Berlin 1999;
Screening, Brooklyn Museum of Art,
New York, The Museum of Modern
Art, New York, und The Art Institute
of Chicago, 1997; Feminale Women’s
Film Festival, Cologne 1996 (Special
Tribute); Screening: Shedhalle, Zurich
and Kunstverein München 1995.
The Fourth Dimension, 2001
Digital video/VHS, color; 87:00 min
Produced by Jean-Paul Bourdier
and Trinh T. Minh-ha; Directed,
photographed, written, narrated
and edited by Trinh T. Minh-ha;
Music by The Construction of Ruins,
with Greg Goodman and by Shoko
Hikage
see p. 125 – 127