Artists & Works

Go-Betweens in a Minute

Artist Interview

Participating Artists / Artist Groups
Works
Sections

Go-Betweens in a Minute

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Artist Interview

#1 Won Seoung Won

#2 Santeri Tuori

#3 Kikuchi Tomoko

#4 Kim Insook

#5 Konishi Junya

#6 Shiota Chiharu

#7 Kondoh Akino

#8 Yamamoto Takayuki

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Participating Artists / Artist Groups

* in alphabetical order of the artists’ (sur)names
* [country / countries of origin]

Christian Boltanski	Born in 1944 [France]
Rineke Dijkstra	Born in 1959 [The Netherlands]
Lewis W. Hine	Born in 1874, died in 1940 [U.S.]
Teresa Hubbard / 　Alexander Birchler	Born in 1965 [Ireland] (TH) Born in 1962 [Switzerland] (AB)
Kageyama Koyo	Born in 1907, died in 1981 [Japan]
Kikuchi Tomoko	Born in 1973 [Japan]
Kim Insook	Born in 1978 [Japan / Korea]
Kondoh Akino	Born in 1980 [Japan]
Konishi Junya	Born in 1971 [Japan]
Miyatake Toyo	Born in 1895, died in 1979 [Japan]
Tracey Moffatt	Born in 1960 [Australia]
Suhel Nafar & 　Jacqueline Reem Salloum	[Palestine] (SN) [U.S.] (JRS)

Nara Yoshitomo	Born in 1959 [Japan]
Otake Shoji	Born in 1920 [Japan]
Jacob A. Riis	Born in 1849, died in 1914 [Denmark]
Shiota Chiharu	Born in 1972 [Japan]
StoryCorps	Active since 2003 [U.S.]
Fiona Tan	Born in 1966 [Indonesia]
Teruya Yuken	Born in 1973 [Japan]
Santeri Tuori	Born in 1970 [Finland]
Ume Kayo	Born in 1981 [Japan]
Won Seoung Won	Born in 1972 [Korea]
Wong Hoy Cheong	Born in 1960 [Malaysia]
Yamamoto Takayuki	Born in 1974 [Japan]
Yoshioka Senzo	Born in 1916, died in 2005 [Japan]
Zhang O	Born in 1976 [China]

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Works


Rineke Dijkstra I See a Woman Crying (Weeping Woman) 2009 Video installation 12min. (loop) Courtesy: Marian Goodman Gallery, Paris / New York	Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler Eight 2001 Video 3 min. 35 sec. (loop) Courtesy: Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York	Kikuchi Tomoko Lost Boundaries 2012 Video 7 min.	Kim Insook Great-grandmother and I (from the series SAIESEO: between two Koreas and Japan) 2008 Digital C print 118×150cm


Kondoh Akino KiyaKiya 2010-2011 Animation 6 min. 39 sec. Collection: Mori Art Museum, Tokyo Courtesy: Mizuma Art Gallery, Tokyo Music © John Zorn	Konishi Junya Time of Child 2006 Inkjet print 42×59.4cm	Miyatake Toyo From the series Manzanar War Relocation Center 1942-1945 Gelatin silver print 50.8×60.8cm Collection: Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography	Suhel Nafar & Jacqueline Reem Salloum Yala to the Moon 2011 Live-action / animation 7 min.


Nara Yoshitomo Missing in Action 1999 Acrylic on canvas 180.4×144.7cm Private Collection Courtesy: Blum and Poe, Los Angeles	Jacob A. Riis From the series The Children of the Poor c. 1890 Gelatin silver print 20.5×25.2cm Collection: Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography	StoryCorps Q&A 2010 Animation 4 min. Courtesy: StoryCorps	Ume Kayo Junior High School Girls 2000-2001 Inkjet print


Won Seoung Won Oversleeping (from the series My Age of Seven) 2010 Type C print 86×120cm	Wong Hoy Cheong Aman Sulukule Canim Sulukule (Oh Sulukule Darling Sulukule) 2007 Video installation 14min. Dimensions variable Courtesy: ESLITE GALLERY	Santeri Tuori Red Shirt 2003 Video (16mm ﬁlm on DVD) 4 min. 28 sec. Camera by Kimmo Jaatinen Produced by Galerie Anhava Courtesy: Galerie Anhava	Yamamoto Takayuki New Hell: What Kind of Hell Will We Go To?, Tokyo 2014 Video installation 11min. 8sec. Dimensions variable

Zhang O
Daddy & I: No.29
2006
Type C-print
100×100cm
Collection: Mori Art Museum, Tokyo

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Sections

Section 1: Beyond Culture

Highlighting various issues surrounding children, such as migration and international adoption, by looking at children living in multicultural situations.

Section 2: A World of Freedom and Isolation

Focusing on the loneliness peculiar to childhood, which adults tend to forget, and the world full of freedom and creativity it can bring.

Section 3: Memories of Pain and Conflict

Engaging with children’s experiences of pain: recollections of being hurt, memories of war, day-to-day conflict etc.

Section 4: Caught between Adult and Child

Turning attention to the quality of children that allows them to move back and forward between adulthood and childhood, by looking at children in adolescence.

Section 5: Moving between Different Dimensions

Exploring the possibilities for a richer and more diverse world by looking at how children move freely between reality and the worlds of dreams and imagination.

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