The exhibition presents three nights of single-channel video screenings by 12 established and emerging Japanese artists. The screenings will showcase works created after 2000 with the aim of capturing the current state of video art from Japan. Featuring works that voice a more realistic and sometimes critical response to the contemporary Japanese condition, the exhibition seeks to provide audiences with a timely alternative to the fanciful anime and manga-inspired work that has become internationally synonymous with contemporary Japanese art.
Radical Communication: Japanese Video Art, 1968-1988
Exhibition
Exhibition
On view Apr 18 – May 23
Radical Communication: Japanese Video Art, 1968-1988
The exhibition presents three nights of single-channel video screenings by 12 established and emerging Japanese artists. The screenings will showcase works created after 2000 with the aim of capturing the current state of video art from Japan. Featuring works that voice a more realistic and sometimes critical response to the contemporary Japanese condition, the exhibition seeks to provide audiences with a timely alternative to the fanciful anime and manga-inspired work that has become internatio…