Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale 2015 started on July 26, and I visited it on August 1. Of the many old and new artworks I saw, the new artwork by Ilya & Emilia Kabakov, who created the Rice Field for the first Echigo-Tsumart Art Triennale in 2000, stands out from others, in my opinion. I want to learn more about this particular artwork, which makes me think of Shakespeare's "Seven Stages of Life", and I will update this post as soon as I do.
大地の芸術祭（越後妻有アートトリエンナーレ）2015は、７月26日に始まり、私は８月１日に行って来ました。見てきた多くの新旧の作品の中で、イリヤ＆エミリア・カバコフ（2000年に初めての大地の芸術祭で「棚田」を制作した作家）の新作が、抜きん出ていると思います。
シェイクスピアの「人生の七段階」を思わせるこの作品について、もっと情報を知りたいと思います。分かったら、更新します。
YouTubeにビデオを載せました。質はとても悪いですが（撮影時は、YouTubeに載せる気はなかったです）。
2 comments:
Slightly disturbing but truly fascinating.
Katrin: This and most other artworks are "site-specific", and that's why I wanted to include a video that shows not only the artwork itself but the environment surrounding it. You really have to go there to truly appreciate the artwork.
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