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Ei Arakawa

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b. 1977, Japan

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Recent Artworks

Cologne of the Maghreb (Bodyphilia Song) by Ei Arakawa contemporary artwork sculpture, installation, mixed media
Ei Arakawa Cologne of the Maghreb (Bodyphilia Song), 2016-2018 LED stripes on fabric, metal frame, technical accessories, sound
201 x 154 x 33 cm
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Performance People (7630 Sukiyaki, December 17, 1973, 18:00PM, Buffalo, NY) by Ei Arakawa contemporary artwork sculpture
Ei Arakawa Performance People (7630 Sukiyaki, December 17, 1973, 18:00PM, Buffalo, NY), 2018 LED stripes on hand-dyed fabric, LED transmitters, technical accessories, metal, wire
201 x 154 x 33 cm
MEYER*KAINER Contact Gallery

Ei Arakawa In Ocula Magazine

A Tale of Two Cities: the first Art Düsseldorf Ocula Feature A Tale of Two Cities: the first Art Düsseldorf By Stephanie Bailey, Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf, the capital of Germany’s most populous federal state and the economic heart of the Rhine-Ruhr region, has developed an identity as a ‘trade fair city’, with an excellent cultural scene that includes a long list of festivals and cultural institutions.

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Ei Arakawa Ocula Conversation Ei Arakawa By Sherman Sam, London

I’m trying to make a platform where debate and discussion can happen. It’s not about the generosity of giving soup, but somehow about testing the ground for trust.

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM SKULPTUR PROJEKTE MÜNSTER 2017 Related Press HIGHLIGHTS FROM SKULPTUR PROJEKTE MÜNSTER 2017 26 June 2017, ArtAsiaPacific

Münster, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, is a worthy contender for the title of bicycle capital of Europe. Visitors heading to the city's decennial event, Skulptur Projekte, saw bicycles parked or

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'Tryst': commercialising Japanese art history with Ei Arakawa at Taka Ishii Gallery, New York Related Press 'Tryst': commercialising Japanese art history with Ei Arakawa at Taka Ishii Gallery, New York 18 March 2017, Art Radar Journal

Arakawa plants wider questions about how any artist can possibly balance the drive for success with the development of creative practice and critical thought.

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9th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art Related Press 9th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art 13 June 2016, Frieze

‘It is the present that is unknowable, unpredictable, and incomprehensible – forged by a persistent commitment to a set of fictions […] Let’s give a body to the problems of the present where they occur so as to make them a matter of agency – not spectatorship,’ writes DIS in their catalogue for the 9th Berlin...

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Review: 'The Present in Drag,' 9th Berlin Biennale Related Press Review: 'The Present in Drag,' 9th Berlin Biennale 7 June 2016, Art Agenda

Berlin’s history of internecine violence is visible on its civic surface, a characteristic that holds currency in both mainstream and art tourism; what differentiates these two modes is a style rather than a politics. Who can say what a city means? Gentrification mistakes lack of capital for lack of life, confuses the unexploited with...

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