Opening Report of "International Art Exhibition TOKYO ATLAS": Unraveling the History of the Tokyo Bay Area and Connecting it to the Present | Page 3
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An opening report on the international art exhibition connecting Tokyo Bay's history with the present.Summary
This is an opening report for the international art exhibition "TOKYO ATLAS" focusing on the Tennozu area. At "Aile Shinagawa," a site formerly used as a waste collection facility, works by Yuriko Sasaoka, Keita Mori, and Kimsooja are exhibited, exploring themes of land memory, regeneration, and the intersection of the individual and society.
Additionally, WHAT MUSEUM hosts a related project titled "Coordinates: The Current Location of Artists Supported by Tokyo," showcasing artists and curators supported by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. The exhibition serves as an "ATLAS," multifacetedly revealing the hidden possibilities of Tokyo by reinterpreting its layered history through a contemporary lens.
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