Kader Attia: Réfléchir la Mémoire (Reflecting Memory), 2016. Courtesy of the artist, Collection MACVAL, France, Collection MAC Marseille, France, Galleria Continua, Galerie Krinzinger, Lehmann Maupin and Galerie Nagel Draxler

30. Jul2022-10. Oct2022Add to Calendar

Aichi Triennale 2022

ExhibitionNagoya/Ichinomiya/Tokoname, Japan

Aichi Triennale 2022, the latest iteration of one of Japan's largest international art festivals, features 100 individuals and groups of artists from both Japan and abroad. In addition to the Aichi Arts Center, the triennale will be held at venues in the cities of Ichinomiya and Tokoname, and Nagoya's Arimatsu district. The genre-spanning, cutting-edge art event will include contemporary art, the performing arts, and learning programs. The theme of this iteration, "STILL ALIVE," was inspired by "I Am Still Alive", a series of works by the Aichi-born conceptual artist On Kawara in which he continually reaffirmed his own existence by sending out telegrams. By interpreting this theme from multiple perspectives, Aichi Triennale 2022 endeavors to create a place for scintillation encounters and experiences, which promise to imbue us with the positive energy needed to live for tomorrow.

The Triennale is supported by the ifa program exhibition funding.

Funded artists: Leonor Antunes, Kader Attia, Lothar Baumgarten, Wolfgang Prinz, Michel Gholam, Anne Imho, Diemut Strebe, Ming Wong Aichi

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Impressions

Leonor Antunes: the homemaker and her domain, 2021. Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris, Festival dʼAutomne, France. Photo: Nick Ash. Courtesy of the artist; Air de Paris, Romainville and Marian Goodman Gallery, New York, Paris, London

Watermelon Sisters: Watermelon Love, 2017. Courtesy of the artist.

Prinz Gholam: L’esprit de notre temps (Viale San Paolo del Brasile, Rome), 2021. © Prinz Gholam

Jimmy Robert: Reprise, 2010. Collection of Centre National des Arts Plastique, France. Courtesy of the artist; Stigter Van Doesburg, Amsterdam; and Tanya Leighton, Berlin and Los Angeles.

Diemut Strebe: EL TURCO, 2022. Diemut Strebe in collaboration with Steve DiPaola and Gary Marcus (Scientists). Image Credits: Courtesy of the Artist Diemut Strebe in collaboration with Steve DiPaola.