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Yoi Kawakubo : Art after Fukushima and Tohoku
8 Oct 2014
ICA
London SW1Y 5AH
Overview
Focusing on his interest and experiences in Fukushima, Kawakubo discusses cultural aspects of Japan, including references to Japanese contemporary art and culture like the current issues of nuclear power as well as his experiences in making work at Fukushima and Tohoku.
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