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Curation Lab
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The lab explores how contemporary art intersects with artists from overseas who live and work in Japan.
AboutAbout the lab
Viewing contemporary art in Japan through migration and cultural exchange
Led by Lecturer Ariane Beyn, the lab specializes in curation and contemporary art.
The lab studies how migration and cultural exchange have intersected with contemporary art in Japan since 2000.
It focuses on artists from overseas who live and work in Japan, examining their works, the backgrounds of their production, their artist networks, and their connections and collaborations with local communities.
Lecturer Beyn belongs to the Future Coexistence Design Division of the Faculty of Design, Graduate School.
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The lab examines how migration and cultural exchange have intersected with contemporary art in Japan since 2000. Since fiscal year 2025, it has been working on research that takes up the works and activities of artists from overseas who live and work in Japan.
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- LecturerBEYN Ariane
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- Top image: “Art FUSION Stuttgart 2023 – Stand C21 (Joss Toledo Art Studio & Gallery)” HonysTorresArt / CC BY 4.0 (cropped)
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