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Echigo Tsumari Art Triennale 2015 Art Tour Report No.11 - Nozomi Tanaka
Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale
It is already the second half of the Triennale period this year.
Among more than 300 works in view, our gallery will be introducing those we would like to especially recommend.
Matsudai Area is one of the best and popular spot where has a lot of great works this year. Since the Echigo-Tsumari Art triennale started, Matsudai is positive about inviting contemporary artworks in their area. People say, if Matsudai was not like that, this triennale couldn’t make such huge success. Since 2012, Tokamachi become the main center of information instead of Matsudai, however, Matsudai is still good enough as a base of this project launched with active seniors. More than 300 art works are showing at Echigo – tsumari during the triennnale now.
Around 40 permanent works and Nobutai gallery where you can see crated exhibition even if it is out of triennale season that includes Yayoi Kusama’s flower sculpture and the most famous ilya & emilia kabakov’s art work in Tanada (small rice field in mountain). This year several new works added in the same area such as Shinji Ohmaki’s “Where the spiritual shadow descends” , “Dr.’s house” by Lee Bul, Arch of life by Kabakov, and “Les spectres de la maison Tsunne” by Annette Messager and the number reached about 100 works. I would like to introduce an art work created by Nozomi Tanaka in Matsudai.
Around 40 permanent works and Nobutai gallery where you can see crated exhibition even if it is out of triennale season that includes Yayoi Kusama’s flower sculpture and the most famous ilya & emilia kabakov’s art work in Tanada (small rice field in mountain). This year several new works added in the same area such as Shinji Ohmaki’s “Where the spiritual shadow descends” , “Dr.’s house” by Lee Bul, Arch of life by Kabakov, and “Les spectres de la maison Tsunne” by Annette Messager and the number reached about 100 works. I would like to introduce an art work created by Nozomi Tanaka in Matsudai.