ART FESTIVAL2021.04.09
Kabakov’s Dream Come True in Echigo-Tsumari
Rice field, made by Ilya & Emilia Kabakov in 2000 for the 1st Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale has become symbolic of the art festival. Following the Arch of Life(2015), Kabakov will realize six new artworks this summer.
Why Echigo-Tsumari? Prof. Wakana Kono, the guest curator writes to answer.
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Photo by Ilya Kabakov
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