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Coordinating space and works Group exhibition “The Past in Motion” by 9 artists

2021.08.22

Auberge, an accommodation facility with a restaurant serving regional cuisine.
Coordinating works with the theme of “staying to meet memories” for lounges, restaurants, and guest rooms.
We curate while carefully digging up the history of Miyota, Nagano Prefecture and the memories of the land, and introduce a wide range of Jomon pottery excavated from the site of Auberge to contemporary art.

In the exhibition at KOTARO NUKAGA (Tennozu), we will consider the relationship between the past and the present through memory, based on the concept for Auberge.
There are various ways of expressing the nine people in the exhibition, but it can be said that they are artists who recapture the past and leave a margin of interpretation in what they see.

Participating artists (honorific titles omitted):
Eugene Atget, Darren Almond, Mototaro Ishizuka, Hiroshi Isoya, Kyoji Takubo, Koichi Tabata, Ritsue Mishima, Tomoko Yoneda, Man Ray

Work introduction

Mototaro Ishizuka 《 Ondulatoir # 001 》 2017/2021
Eugene Atget《Port dans la rue Eau de Robec, Rouen》1908 1977
Hiroshi Isotani《Shadow creates light》2020
《Jomon pottery》About 4700 years ago
Man Ray on the wall of a private room in the restaurant

Group exhibition "The Past in Motion" Outline

Session: Saturday, August 7, 2021 – Saturday, September 11, 2021
Opening hours: 11: 00-18: 00 (Tue-Sat)
Meeting place: KOTARO NUKAGA (Tennozu)

* Closed on Sundays, Mondays, and holidays
* Schedule and contents are subject to change at the request of the national and local governments.

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