Well, it’s not because the Setouchi Triennale 2016 is over that it’s too late for a few more interviews of the artists that took part in it, is it? Recently, Esther Stocker and I exchanged a few e-mails about it, and she kindly answered a few of my questions. Here […]
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Today, Yoichiro Yoda will tell us about his project, Island Theatre Megi, on Megijima. You may have gotten a glimpse of the place in my post dedicated to the new art of Megijima this year, but you’ll get much more today. I got to meet Yoichiro Yoda three weeks ago, […]
Today, We’re starting our series of interviews for the Setouchi Triennale 2016… At last…. (yes, I know I’m a bit late, I was hoping to have some ready for the Spring session, but I’ve been busier than expected with too many things). We’re starting with Pors & Rao, two artists whose […]
Sure, the summer session of the Setouchi Triennale just ended, but the autumn session is less than a month away. The perfect time for starting previewing it with a short interview of Erik Törnkvist and Malin Belfrage who are going to tell us about their project The Sea Library that […]
For today’s Setouchi Triennale 2013 work of art, we’re going to do things a little differently as I’m not the one who is going to tell you about Sunset House: Language as the house of Being, a permanent artwork located in the village of Kōnoura on the Mito Peninsula […]
You may have noticed that boats have been a recurrent topic on the blog this summer. Well, this is not over yet, and here is one more post about them (and a few more are on the way). Today, I want to tell you a little about a project […]
At Bengal Island, one of the project (actually two different projects) that I find the most fascinating are the boat buildings that are taking place there. Here are the few pictures and a video about the traditional Bangladeshi dinghy (if you’re keeping track of the project, those pictures and […]
So, you remember a week ago, I went to Teshima, and particularly to Kō for a specific reason. Now is the time to tell about that reason. Well, I went there to meet with Doug and Mike Starn so that they can introduce me to […]
Today’s preview interview for the Setouchi Triennale 2013 is with Véronique Joumard, who is one of the two French artists who will take part in the Triennale (the other one being choreographer Didier Théron). 1. For starters, can you tell us a little bit about yourself? I’m a […]
Today, the artist I’m interviewing is Arthur Huang, whom I’ve “met” online a few months ago (before we go any further with this post, I must mention his blog where he details the whole process and evolution of his project for the Setouchi Triennale) and who share the same […]