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Yuko Mohri: Poetica dell’instabilità

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By Elisa Rusca, Yuko Mohri
| Kunstbulletin Verified
Con Entanglements – la più ampia mostra personale finora dedicata a Yuko Mohri in ambito europeo – Pirelli HangarBicocca offre un percorso espositivo che evidenzia le trasformazioni della materia organica per attivare una modalità percettiva fondata sull’ascolto profondo. You can read the full text in the current printed issue of the art newsletter or by registering as a subscriber. Buy individual items Do you just want to read this article? You can buy it separately here.
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Beyond Boundaries: Koo Jeong A and Yuko Mohri in Conversation

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By Koo Jeong A, Yuko Mohri, Terence Trouillot Verified
| Frieze Verified
Terence Trouillot I would love you both to share what you’re working on for the Venice Biennale this year. I know you are both taking inspiration from the city itself: for the Japanese pavilion, Yuko, you’re thinking about the impact of the climate crisis; Koo, for the Korean pavilion, you’re addressing national boundaries and the slippage between nationhood and place. How did those ideas come about?
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Mutable Ecologies

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By Hikaru Fujii, Yoichi Kamimura, Yuko Mohri, Clinton Naina
| mutable-ecologies.com
Yoichi Kamimura, Internal Weather (210217_12:23_UTORO), 2021 (an Introduction) 2021 marks 10 years since the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami and 12 years since the Black Saturday bushfires. In this decade Australia and Japan have experienced an increase in extreme environmental events which have impacted our communities and cultures and opened up questions about the contributing factors of our human activities.
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