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05/09/2016 Research residency

#6 Interview with Keiko Asanuma

"The world began without human beings, and the world will end without human beings" Akira Takayama

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04/09/2016 Research residency

#5 Interview with Eiko Soga

"Is there any ancient wisdom that we can learn to support our life in today's capitalist society and in the future?" Eiko Soga

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03/09/2016 Research residency

#4 Interview with Rie Kawakami

"And can you offer me a proof of your existence? How can you, when neither modern science nor philosophy can explain what life is?" Ghost in the Shell.

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02/09/2016 Research residency

#3 Interview with Yoshio Aramaki

"Reality is too fast to be caught by fiction" Yoshio Aramaki

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01/09/2016 Research residency

#2 Interview with Kyoko Tachibana

Are there any projects you would like to carry out but you consider to be somehow utopian?

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31/08/2016 Research residency

#1 Was the Future already here?

Progress and Dystopia for Mankind. Footnotes on the history of the Future in Japan

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18/07/2016 Art Spy report

How to disassemble a Nation 3

All Javier Castro’s video-creations seek to expose a reality of the Cuban society, conveniently silenced by the power structures of the government.

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21/06/2016 Art Spy report

How to disassemble a Nation 2

The artistic duo Celia-Yunior, with their vocation for research, reexamine official Cuban archives and question their legitimacy. A much needed gesture in the current circumstances.

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25/05/2016 The board comments

When the Artists and Curators Have Voices

Before talking to Edisabel Marrero Tejeda, my knowledge about Cuban art was scarce, mediated through the few articles I have read about this vivid scene – I could sense there was so much content there, that was feeding the imagination and was calling for more knowledge and verified information.

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23/05/2016 Art Spy report

How to disassemble a Nation

I am aware of the impossibility to successfully summarize almost sixty years of the development of Cuban Art History in two pages. But nevertheless I think it is necessary to state at least point some fundamental aspects to better understand Cuban contemporary art.

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