[Preview] International Art Exhibition 'TOKYO ATLAS' Starts Oct 10 at Various Venues in Tokyo's Coastal Area, Large-Scale International Exhibition Where Daily Life and Art Cross Over in the Coastal Area
Summary
The international art exhibition 'TOKYO ATLAS' will be held from October 10 to December 20 at various venues in Tokyo's coastal areas, including Odaiba, Aomi, and Ariake. The exhibition aims to create a platform for encounters and exchanges with diverse values through art, characteristic of Tokyo, an international city where cultural trends intersect. The venues utilize the coastal urban space, integrating colorful art projects into the daily lives of citizens to blend with the cityscape. Key venues include Odaiba Park/Odaiba Seaside Park, Telecom Center Building, Aomi South Wharf Park, Ariake Canal Park, and WHAT MUSEUM. In the Odaiba area, works such as Yayoi Kusama's 'The Garden of Narcissus' and Rei Ikekura's large-scale sculpture will be displayed. The Telecom Center Building in the Aomi area will feature Yayoi Kusama's two balloon works, 'Yayoi-chan' and 'A Bouquet of Love I Saw in the Universe', in a world-first combination. The Aomi South Wharf Park will host Abraham Poincheval's performance work 'La Bouteille' and 'The Goat's Eye' by a team from Tokyo University of the Arts. The Ariake area's Ariake Canal Park will showcase installations by Yuriko Sasao and Keita Mori. Additionally, the underground parking lot within Aomi South Wharf Park will be opened as a special exhibition venue. The event offers a unique art experience where diverse values and art intersect in Tokyo's vast coastal urban space.
(Source:美術展ナビ)