Artist Index
A Beni Altmüller, Yela An B Katharina Bayer, Sebastian Bobik, Hanna Burkart C H.H. Capor, Julius Werner Chromecek, Dorit Chrysler, Ann Cotten & Michikazu Matsune D Dekonstrukt/Superkong, Daniel J. Derflinger, Felix Dieckmann, Lucas Dietrich, Akino Distelberger E Martin Ebner, Astrid Edlinger F Omani Frei, Fanni Futterknecht G Anna Gabriele, Nikolaus Gansterer / Simona Koch, Jari Genser, Anne Glassner, David Gobber, Marlene Gollner, Anita Gratzer, Marianne Greber, Elodie Grethen, Felix Grütsch, Katharina Gruzei (1), Katharina Gruzei (2) H Stephie Hacker, Andreas Von Herzogenburg, Edgar Honetschläger, Honey & Bunny I Michelle Inaner K Eginhartz Kanter, Toni Kleinlercher, Matthias Klos, Nikolaus Gansterer / Simona Koch, Koekkoek, Viktoria Körösi, Tonia Kos, Milan Loviška & Otto Krause L Peter Lagler, Claudia Larcher (1), Claudia Larcher (2), Camilo Latorre, Julia Libiseller, Milan Loviška & Otto Krause, Johann Lurf and Laura Wagner, Lotte Lyon M Nicolas Mahler, Marlene Maier, Yelena Maksutay + Yoshinori Niwa, Ann Cotten & Michikazu Matsune, MaVaEs, Ralo Mayer, Mayerhofer-Ohata, Michaela Meissl, Rebecca Merlic, Silvia Miklin, Flora Miranda N Hannah Neckel / Voidgirl79, Yelena Maksutay + Yoshinori Niwa, Chris Norz & Philipp Osanna O Elza Okazaki, Chris Norz & Philipp Osanna, Sarah Ortmeyer P Michael Perl, Christiane Peschek, Karin Pliem, Agnes Prammer, PRINZpod, Gabriele Proy, Werner Puntigam, Christoph Punzmann R Lucja Radwan S Judith Saupper, Chris Saupper, Roman Scheidl, Martha Schnuderl, Iris Schwarz, Walter Seidl, Wolfgang Seierl, Günter Seyfried, Siedl/Cao, Andrea Siegl, Guido Spannocchi, Martina Stock, Dekonstrukt/Superkong, T Akemi Takeya, Christian Teckert, Lea Titz, Hannah Todt, Julian Turner, Nana Tylo U Hana Usui V Sarah Van Esbroeck, Michael Vienne W Johann Lurf and Laura Wagner, Therese Wagner, Margret Wibmer, Rosa Wiesauer, Anna Witt (1), Anna Witt (2) Z Alexandra Zedtwitz, Laurent Ziegler (1), Laurent Ziegler (2), Christian Zürn
A Beni Altmüller, Yela An B Katharina Bayer, Sebastian Bobik, Hanna Burkart C H.H. Capor, Julius Werner Chromecek, Dorit Chrysler, Ann Cotten & Michikazu Matsune D Dekonstrukt/Superkong, Daniel J. Derflinger, Felix Dieckmann, Lucas Dietrich, Akino Distelberger E Martin Ebner, Astrid Edlinger F Omani Frei, Fanni Futterknecht G Anna Gabriele, Nikolaus Gansterer / Simona Koch, Jari Genser, Anne Glassner, David Gobber, Marlene Gollner, Anita Gratzer, Marianne Greber, Elodie Grethen, Felix Grütsch, Katharina Gruzei (1), Katharina Gruzei (2) H Stephie Hacker, Andreas Von Herzogenburg, Edgar Honetschläger, Honey & Bunny I Michelle Inaner K Eginhartz Kanter, Toni Kleinlercher, Matthias Klos, Nikolaus Gansterer / Simona Koch, Koekkoek, Viktoria Körösi, Tonia Kos, Milan Loviška & Otto Krause L Peter Lagler, Claudia Larcher (1), Claudia Larcher (2), Camilo Latorre, Julia Libiseller, Milan Loviška & Otto Krause, Johann Lurf and Laura Wagner, Lotte Lyon M Nicolas Mahler, Marlene Maier, Yelena Maksutay + Yoshinori Niwa, Ann Cotten & Michikazu Matsune, MaVaEs, Ralo Mayer, Mayerhofer-Ohata, Michaela Meissl, Rebecca Merlic, Silvia Miklin, Flora Miranda N Hannah Neckel / Voidgirl79, Yelena Maksutay + Yoshinori Niwa, Chris Norz & Philipp Osanna O Elza Okazaki, Chris Norz & Philipp Osanna, Sarah Ortmeyer P Michael Perl, Christiane Peschek, Karin Pliem, Agnes Prammer, PRINZpod, Gabriele Proy, Werner Puntigam, Christoph Punzmann R Lucja Radwan S Judith Saupper, Chris Saupper, Roman Scheidl, Martha Schnuderl, Iris Schwarz, Walter Seidl, Wolfgang Seierl, Günter Seyfried, Siedl/Cao, Andrea Siegl, Guido Spannocchi, Martina Stock, Dekonstrukt/Superkong, T Akemi Takeya, Christian Teckert, Lea Titz, Hannah Todt, Julian Turner, Nana Tylo U Hana Usui V Sarah Van Esbroeck, Michael Vienne W Johann Lurf and Laura Wagner, Therese Wagner, Margret Wibmer, Rosa Wiesauer, Anna Witt (1), Anna Witt (2) Z Alexandra Zedtwitz, Laurent Ziegler (1), Laurent Ziegler (2), Christian Zürn
ACF Tokyo
#JapanRevisited202x is a project by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo
The Austrian Cultural Forum (ACF) Tokyo is part of Austria’s international cultural network committed to shaping an active international cultural policy as defined in the Austrian Foreign Ministry’s International Cultural Policy Concept. The ACF Tokyo acts as a platform for artists from Austria in Japan and supports initiatives to present a unique image of a contemporary, innovative and creative Austria.
Motoazabu 1—1—20, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 106—004, Japan
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#JapanRevisited202x is a project by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo
The Austrian Cultural Forum (ACF) Tokyo is part of Austria’s international cultural network committed to shaping an active international cultural policy as defined in the Austrian Foreign Ministry’s International Cultural Policy Concept. The ACF Tokyo acts as a platform for artists from Austria in Japan and supports initiatives to present a unique image of a contemporary, innovative and creative Austria.
Motoazabu 1—1—20, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 106—004, Japan
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Contact
Email: hello@japanrevisited.at
Direction: Mario Vielgrader (Director, Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo)
Project Manager / Curator: Sybilla Patrizia
#JapanRevisited202x is a project by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo
Motoazabu 1—1—20, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 106—004, Japan
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twitter
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Email: hello@japanrevisited.at
Direction: Mario Vielgrader (Director, Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo)
Project Manager / Curator: Sybilla Patrizia
#JapanRevisited202x is a project by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo
Motoazabu 1—1—20, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 106—004, Japan
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Credits
Direction: Mario Vielgrader (Director, Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo)
Project Manager / Curator: Sybilla Patrizia
Designed and built by Jan Vranovský / Studio VVAA
In the framework of the initiative Austria Kultur Digital by Austria Kultur International (Austrian Foreign Ministry)
#JapanRevisited202x is part of the Ars Electronica Festival 2020 Tokyo Garden. In collaboration with Japan Media Arts Festival 2020.
Direction: Mario Vielgrader (Director, Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo)
Project Manager / Curator: Sybilla Patrizia
Designed and built by Jan Vranovský / Studio VVAA
In the framework of the initiative Austria Kultur Digital by Austria Kultur International (Austrian Foreign Ministry)
#JapanRevisited202x is part of the Ars Electronica Festival 2020 Tokyo Garden. In collaboration with Japan Media Arts Festival 2020.
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DISCLAIMER
This is a digital platform which provides a space on the internet for the presentation of artistic projects online. All presented material and information was submitted to #JapanRevisited202x by participating artists under the Terms and Conditions as laid out in the Open Call for Submissions and as agreed to by all participants (see below).
The views and opinions expressed on this website are those of the participating artists only and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo or any agency of the Austrian government.
Project descriptions and artists’ comments are the sole responsibility of their writers and the writers will take full responsibility, liability, and blame for any libel or litigation.
The Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo has no responsibility as to accuracy, completeness, correctness, suitability, or validity of any information on this site and will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or delays in this information or any losses injuries, or damages arising from its display or use.
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By entering one or several works, entrants agreed to the conditions and the selection process. Legal processes are excluded. By participating in #JapanRevisited202x with one or several works, the entrants warranted that all information submitted by them is true, current, and complete.
The entrants declared that he/she is the owner of all copyright, usage-, application and other protection rights, or if he/she is not the owner of these rights – that he/she has the permission of the owners of these rights and is able to use them without a time or spatial limit and is able to transfer them.
Entrants agreed to the use of their names, locations, images, and their entries in whole or in part for the purpose of editorial coverage and future promotional, marketing and publicity purposes. Entrants transferred to the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo the right to selective publication of information about the work. The Austrian Cultural Forum reserves the right to display, reproduce and publish in any media, any entry, without payment, for the purpose of #JapanRevisited202x – this year and in future – and its promotion and publicity.
No obligation to any remuneration applies. Entrants are not entitled to compensation for any expenses arising from the submission and participation process.
Entrants ensured that foreign rights, especially foreign copyright and similar regulations of the initiator, the entrants or any third parties, will not stand in the way of the above-mentioned transfer of rights.
For works including any individual or faces, entrants have confirmed the permissions for use before submitting the work.The Austrian Cultural Forum will not accept any responsibility or liability in cases where any personal rights or copyright infringement should occur.
It will not be possible to return any data or physical data storage medium of your work after submission or the end of the project. The Austrian Cultural Forum cannot be responsible for any loss or damage to submitted work/s.
The Austrian Cultural Forum is committed to equal opportunities and diversity.
Entrants released the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo from all possible claims on any legal grounds.
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The protection and security of your personal data are important to us. This website therefore stores and processes data exclusively in accordance with the Austrian Data Protection Act (DSG) and the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). By using this website, you fully consent to the processing of data as defined in this declaration.
2. Data subject rights:
You are entitled to the data subject rights according to the DSG and the GDPR at all times. These are the right of access, the right to rectification and deletion, the right to restriction of processing, the right to revoke your consent, and the right to object.
3. Data protection responsibility:
To exercise any of the above rights please contact us via e-mail: hello@japanrevisited.at.
4. Handling of data:
We fully acknowledge the importance of handling your personal data carefully.
No direct personal data was automatically determined for this website. Only by actively entering information such as your name, telephone number, email-address etc., you disclosed your data to this website.
If you disclosed your personal data, you acknowledged that for the purpose of creating the website and handling this project and updating the associated databases, we and trustworthy, authorized partners transmit, store, and process this data and publish it according to the intention of #JapanRevisited202x and this presentation website.
DISCLAIMER
This is a digital platform which provides a space on the internet for the presentation of artistic projects online. All presented material and information was submitted to #JapanRevisited202x by participating artists under the Terms and Conditions as laid out in the Open Call for Submissions and as agreed to by all participants (see below).
The views and opinions expressed on this website are those of the participating artists only and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo or any agency of the Austrian government.
Project descriptions and artists’ comments are the sole responsibility of their writers and the writers will take full responsibility, liability, and blame for any libel or litigation.
The Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo has no responsibility as to accuracy, completeness, correctness, suitability, or validity of any information on this site and will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or delays in this information or any losses injuries, or damages arising from its display or use.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
By entering one or several works, entrants agreed to the conditions and the selection process. Legal processes are excluded. By participating in #JapanRevisited202x with one or several works, the entrants warranted that all information submitted by them is true, current, and complete.
The entrants declared that he/she is the owner of all copyright, usage-, application and other protection rights, or if he/she is not the owner of these rights – that he/she has the permission of the owners of these rights and is able to use them without a time or spatial limit and is able to transfer them.
Entrants agreed to the use of their names, locations, images, and their entries in whole or in part for the purpose of editorial coverage and future promotional, marketing and publicity purposes. Entrants transferred to the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo the right to selective publication of information about the work. The Austrian Cultural Forum reserves the right to display, reproduce and publish in any media, any entry, without payment, for the purpose of #JapanRevisited202x – this year and in future – and its promotion and publicity.
No obligation to any remuneration applies. Entrants are not entitled to compensation for any expenses arising from the submission and participation process.
Entrants ensured that foreign rights, especially foreign copyright and similar regulations of the initiator, the entrants or any third parties, will not stand in the way of the above-mentioned transfer of rights.
For works including any individual or faces, entrants have confirmed the permissions for use before submitting the work.The Austrian Cultural Forum will not accept any responsibility or liability in cases where any personal rights or copyright infringement should occur.
It will not be possible to return any data or physical data storage medium of your work after submission or the end of the project. The Austrian Cultural Forum cannot be responsible for any loss or damage to submitted work/s.
The Austrian Cultural Forum is committed to equal opportunities and diversity.
Entrants released the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo from all possible claims on any legal grounds.
DATA PROTECTION DECLARATION
1. General:
The protection and security of your personal data are important to us. This website therefore stores and processes data exclusively in accordance with the Austrian Data Protection Act (DSG) and the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). By using this website, you fully consent to the processing of data as defined in this declaration.
2. Data subject rights:
You are entitled to the data subject rights according to the DSG and the GDPR at all times. These are the right of access, the right to rectification and deletion, the right to restriction of processing, the right to revoke your consent, and the right to object.
3. Data protection responsibility:
To exercise any of the above rights please contact us via e-mail: hello@japanrevisited.at.
4. Handling of data:
We fully acknowledge the importance of handling your personal data carefully.
No direct personal data was automatically determined for this website. Only by actively entering information such as your name, telephone number, email-address etc., you disclosed your data to this website.
If you disclosed your personal data, you acknowledged that for the purpose of creating the website and handling this project and updating the associated databases, we and trustworthy, authorized partners transmit, store, and process this data and publish it according to the intention of #JapanRevisited202x and this presentation website.
Intro
#JapanRevisited202x: then-now-after has been conceived by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo as a platform for artists from Austria to reimagine and revisit their memories, interpretations, and dreams associated with Japan. Building on more than 150 years of cultural exchange between Austria and Japan, the exceptional year 2020 seemed perfect for this experiment.
Following a Call For Submissions, a staggering 237 artists from or based in Austria have accepted the invitation and entered 223 projects in a vast variety of genres and forms of artistic expressions covering space, transformation, and personal interactions in Japan - then, now and in 202x.
We feel honored that #JapanRevisited202x has been invited to the Tokyo Garden at this year’s Ars Electronica Festival in collaboration with the Japan Media Arts Festival.
Join us on a trip down the rabbit hole to (re)experience Japan between reality and imagination in our interactive, audio-visual JOURNEY passing through four virtual zones:
Chapter I: Revisiting Japan Through Space and Memory
Chapter II: Navigating Love, Culture and Conflict: Japan in Process
Chapter III: Between Reality and Dream: (Re-)Imagining Japan
Chapter IV: Moving Forward to 202x
Complement your exploration in our artist GALLERY, where you will find 100+ works that we hope will inspire you to discover a side of Japan that perhaps can only exist at exactly this moment in time.
Mario Vielgrader (ACF Director) and Sybilla Patrizia (Curator)
#JapanRevisited202x: then-now-after has been conceived by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo as a platform for artists from Austria to reimagine and revisit their memories, interpretations, and dreams associated with Japan. Building on more than 150 years of cultural exchange between Austria and Japan, the exceptional year 2020 seemed perfect for this experiment.
Following a Call For Submissions, a staggering 237 artists from or based in Austria have accepted the invitation and entered 223 projects in a vast variety of genres and forms of artistic expressions covering space, transformation, and personal interactions in Japan - then, now and in 202x.
We feel honored that #JapanRevisited202x has been invited to the Tokyo Garden at this year’s Ars Electronica Festival in collaboration with the Japan Media Arts Festival.
Join us on a trip down the rabbit hole to (re)experience Japan between reality and imagination in our interactive, audio-visual JOURNEY passing through four virtual zones:
Chapter I: Revisiting Japan Through Space and Memory
Chapter II: Navigating Love, Culture and Conflict: Japan in Process
Chapter III: Between Reality and Dream: (Re-)Imagining Japan
Chapter IV: Moving Forward to 202x
Complement your exploration in our artist GALLERY, where you will find 100+ works that we hope will inspire you to discover a side of Japan that perhaps can only exist at exactly this moment in time.
Mario Vielgrader (ACF Director) and Sybilla Patrizia (Curator)
Timeline
Phase 1 → Call For Submissions
We thank all 237 artists who entered a total of 223 projects to #JapanRevisited202x: then-now-after. Submissions of all art forms were possible through the Call page from 3 June to 15 August 2020. The Call is now closed.
A selection of 100+ works submitted to #JapanRevisited202x are featured on this website in a curated audio-visual journey and online gallery from September to November 2020.
Phase 2 → Book Publication and Exhibition at Morioka Shoten
In spring 2021, #JapanRevisited202x: then—now—after was published in print format. In two separate volumes and on 256 pages you can browse all 100+ projects. From June 8-13, 2021, the #JapanRevisited202x publication was presented at Morioka Shoten in Ginza, Tokyo, alongside the projects of Austrian artists Anita Gratzer, Martin Ebner and Wolfgang Seierl.
Click here for more information about the book, or here for more information about the events.
Phase 3 → 202x
In a third phase, some projects will have the chance to be shown at the #JapanRevisited202x exhibition in Tokyo.
Due to the ongoing travel restrictions and limitations on cultural events caused by the COVID19 pandemic, the selection and preparation process for the Tokyo exhibition has been put on hold until further notice. It is currently still unclear whether it will be possible to hold the #JapanRevisited202x exhibition in 2021 or 2022 as planned.
As soon as conditions allow – in the year 202x – selected artists will be invited by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo to come to Japan and present their work in person (flights to/from Tokyo and accommodation covered). Collaborations with Austrian and Japanese partner institutions will enhance outreach and exposure.
Phase 1 → Call For Submissions
We thank all 237 artists who entered a total of 223 projects to #JapanRevisited202x: then-now-after. Submissions of all art forms were possible through the Call page from 3 June to 15 August 2020. The Call is now closed.
A selection of 100+ works submitted to #JapanRevisited202x are featured on this website in a curated audio-visual journey and online gallery from September to November 2020.
Phase 2 → Book Publication and Exhibition at Morioka Shoten
In spring 2021, #JapanRevisited202x: then—now—after was published in print format. In two separate volumes and on 256 pages you can browse all 100+ projects. From June 8-13, 2021, the #JapanRevisited202x publication was presented at Morioka Shoten in Ginza, Tokyo, alongside the projects of Austrian artists Anita Gratzer, Martin Ebner and Wolfgang Seierl.
Click here for more information about the book, or here for more information about the events.
Phase 3 → 202x
In a third phase, some projects will have the chance to be shown at the #JapanRevisited202x exhibition in Tokyo.
Due to the ongoing travel restrictions and limitations on cultural events caused by the COVID19 pandemic, the selection and preparation process for the Tokyo exhibition has been put on hold until further notice. It is currently still unclear whether it will be possible to hold the #JapanRevisited202x exhibition in 2021 or 2022 as planned.
As soon as conditions allow – in the year 202x – selected artists will be invited by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo to come to Japan and present their work in person (flights to/from Tokyo and accommodation covered). Collaborations with Austrian and Japanese partner institutions will enhance outreach and exposure.
BOOK
#JapanRevisited202x:then—now—after has been published in print format. In two separate volumes and on 256 pages you can browse all 100+ projects featured in our audio-visual online exhibition, connecting the on- and offline world of #JapanRevisited202x.
#JapanRevisited202x:then—now—after has been published in print format. In two separate volumes and on 256 pages you can browse all 100+ projects featured in our audio-visual online exhibition, connecting the on- and offline world of #JapanRevisited202x.
First Edition 2021
Publisher: Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo
Editor: Mario Vielgrader
Design: Studio VVAA (Jan Vranovský, Yara Abu Aataya)
Curator: Sybilla Patrizia
ISBN 978-4-9911767-0-8
Printed in Japan
Publisher: Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo
Editor: Mario Vielgrader
Design: Studio VVAA (Jan Vranovský, Yara Abu Aataya)
Curator: Sybilla Patrizia
ISBN 978-4-9911767-0-8
Printed in Japan
EVENTS
From June 8-13, 2021, the #JapanRevisited202x publication was presented at Morioka Shoten in Ginza, Tokyo. With its unique concept “a single room with a single book” Morioka Shoten became host to the world of #JapanRevisited202x, where the book was showcased alongside the projects of Austrian artists Anita Gratzer, Martin Ebner and Wolfgang Seierl.
From June 8-13, 2021, the #JapanRevisited202x publication was presented at Morioka Shoten in Ginza, Tokyo. With its unique concept “a single room with a single book” Morioka Shoten became host to the world of #JapanRevisited202x, where the book was showcased alongside the projects of Austrian artists Anita Gratzer, Martin Ebner and Wolfgang Seierl.
Exhibition photographs by Yulia Skogoreva
Timeline
Phase 1 → Call For Submissions
We thank all 237 artists who entered a total of 223 projects to #JapanRevisited202x: then-now-after. Submissions of all art forms were possible through the Call page from 3 June to 15 August 2020. The Call is now closed.
A selection of 100+ works submitted to #JapanRevisited202x are featured on this website in a curated audio-visual journey and online gallery from September to November 2020.
Phase 2 → Book Publication and Exhibition at Morioka Shoten
In spring 2021, #JapanRevisited202x: then—now—after was published in print format. In two separate volumes and on 256 pages you can browse all 100+ projects. From June 8-13, 2021, the #JapanRevisited202x publication was presented at Morioka Shoten in Ginza, Tokyo, alongside the projects of Austrian artists Anita Gratzer, Martin Ebner and Wolfgang Seierl.
Click here for more information about the book, or here for more information about the events.
Phase 3 → 202x
In a third phase, some projects will have the chance to be shown at the #JapanRevisited202x exhibition in Tokyo.
Due to the ongoing travel restrictions and limitations on cultural events caused by the COVID19 pandemic, the selection and preparation process for the Tokyo exhibition has been put on hold until further notice. It is currently still unclear whether it will be possible to hold the #JapanRevisited202x exhibition in 2021 or 2022 as planned.
As soon as conditions allow – in the year 202x – selected artists will be invited by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo to come to Japan and present their work in person (flights to/from Tokyo and accommodation covered). Collaborations with Austrian and Japanese partner institutions will enhance outreach and exposure.
Phase 1 → Call For Submissions
We thank all 237 artists who entered a total of 223 projects to #JapanRevisited202x: then-now-after. Submissions of all art forms were possible through the Call page from 3 June to 15 August 2020. The Call is now closed.
A selection of 100+ works submitted to #JapanRevisited202x are featured on this website in a curated audio-visual journey and online gallery from September to November 2020.
Phase 2 → Book Publication and Exhibition at Morioka Shoten
In spring 2021, #JapanRevisited202x: then—now—after was published in print format. In two separate volumes and on 256 pages you can browse all 100+ projects. From June 8-13, 2021, the #JapanRevisited202x publication was presented at Morioka Shoten in Ginza, Tokyo, alongside the projects of Austrian artists Anita Gratzer, Martin Ebner and Wolfgang Seierl.
Click here for more information about the book, or here for more information about the events.
Phase 3 → 202x
In a third phase, some projects will have the chance to be shown at the #JapanRevisited202x exhibition in Tokyo.
Due to the ongoing travel restrictions and limitations on cultural events caused by the COVID19 pandemic, the selection and preparation process for the Tokyo exhibition has been put on hold until further notice. It is currently still unclear whether it will be possible to hold the #JapanRevisited202x exhibition in 2021 or 2022 as planned.
As soon as conditions allow – in the year 202x – selected artists will be invited by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo to come to Japan and present their work in person (flights to/from Tokyo and accommodation covered). Collaborations with Austrian and Japanese partner institutions will enhance outreach and exposure.
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