Past exhibitionTokyo Photographic Art Museum
見るは触れる 日本の新進作家 vol. 19
見るは触れる 日本の新進作家 vol. 19
Sep 2, 2022 〜 Dec 11, 2022
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写真・映像の可能性に挑戦する創造的精神を支援する「日本の新進作家」展。第19回となる今回は「見るは触れる」をテーマに、写真・映像イメージの物質性と鑑賞者の身体の関係を探求します。
Featured artists
- 水木塁
- 澤田華
- 多和田有希
- 永田康祐
- 岩井優
Themes
Frequently asked questions
When is the exhibition period?⌃
From September 2 to December 11, 2022.
Where is the exhibition held?⌃
At the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, 3F Exhibition Gallery.
Which artists are participating?⌃
Rui Mizuki, Hana Sawada, Yuki Tawada, Kosuke Nagata, and Yu Iwai.
What is the theme of the exhibition?⌃
The theme is 'Seeing is Touching'.
What are the highlights of the exhibition?⌃
It explores the materiality of photographic and video images and their relationship with the viewer's body.
About the venue
Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
東京都写真美術館
The Tokyo Photographic Art Museum is an art museum concentrating on photography.
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