
Talks featuring the curators and participating artists will explore articles of the Constitution of Japan and the artworks on display.
Greg Dvorak is Professor at Waseda University in the Faculty of International Studies. His work focuses on the cultural histories of the Pacific and Asia, as well as gender studies, and extends to the curatorial development of exhibitions and art festivals in Japan and internationally.
Kenji Ono received his Master’s Degree in Design Studies from Tokyo Zokei University, focusing on film and photography. His practice engages both independent production and research with other artists.
Their collaborations include Transoceania, an art/cultural research grant funded by the Toyota Foundation (2010), a curatorial residency at Bellas Artes Projects (2019), and coordinating the Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival program AM/NESIA: Forgotten “Archipelagos” of Oceania (2019).
Friday, November 13
18:00–19:00 — Talk (¥1,000, including one drink)
19:00–21:00 — Reception (free admission)
Venue: AOYAMA | MEGURO
2-30-6 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0051
https://aoyamameguro.com/en/#visit