This catalogue was produced for the exhibition entitled 'The Echo: An exhibition of Young Japanese Artists' held from September to October 2008 in Yokohama, Japan. This exhibition was organised by emerging Japanese artists in their twenties and thirties whose work although individualistic in spirit, when displayed together created a narrative through mutual dialogue. Included here are four essays written after the exhibition which describe the process of organising this exhibition from its inception to its fruition, as well as other aspects of the show in terms of meaning, significance, and market outlook in view of the present conditions of the Japanese art market.
Also included are installation views of the exhibition, as well as biographies of all the artists.
Also included are installation views of the exhibition, as well as biographies of all the artists.
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Onsite
publisher
editor
Location code
EX.JAP.EEY
Language
English,
Japanese
Keyword
Publication/Creation date
2008
No of pages
96
ISBN / ISSN
Nil
No of copies
1
Content type
catalogue
Chapter headings
Process for the Presence of 'World = Sekai' - Daisuke AWATA, 粟田大輔
After the Gold Rush: Japan's New Post-Bubble Art and Why it Matters - Adrian FAVELL
Starting Point - Haruka ITO
The Potential in The Echo - Ai MATSUDA, 松田愛
The Echo: An Exhibition of Young Japanese Artists
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