London exhibition & events by artist YOI KAWAKUBO

curated by ART ACTION UK

work by artist-in-residence YOI KAWAKUBO

To Tell a (hi) Story
Exhibition and Events,
16th – 30th May 2015

Husk Gallery website for detail and How to visit


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21st  Private View 6-9pm,
23rd Workshop 2-5pm (Pop in workshop. No Booking needed. Suitable for family as well as professionals.)
28th The Japan Foundation discussion Event 6:30-8:30pm  (Booking essential. The Place is limited so please go to The Japan Foundation to book your place) 
30th  Talk  Event 7-9pmGallery Open Tuesday- Saturday      2-5pmClosed on Sunday/ Monday

Following the earthquake and nuclear meltdown in East Japan in 2011, Kawakubo has created work in Fukushima that focuses on the limits of photographic representation.  He asks us to carefully re-examine our immediate visual perceptions and to reflect on the ominous histories beneath the aesthetic beauty of his work.
To Tell a (hi)Story includes photographic, sound and text works along with an installation.  Kawakubo’s artworks respond to ongoing social issues following the nuclear meltdown in East Japan.   His personal and philosophical reflections on the disaster ask us not only to empathise, but to deeply consider the global implications of the nuclear meltdown.

Please go to Art Action UK website HERE  to find out more.

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London exhibition & events by artist YOI KAWAKUBO

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