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| − | '''Yukiko Shikata''' is | + | '''Yukiko Shikata''' (四方 幸子) is “ecosopher”, curator, critic and president of AICA Japan; artistic director of Forest for Dialogue and Creativity; visiting professor at Tama Art University and Tokyo Zokei University; lecturer at Musashino Art University, IAMAS, Kyoto University of the Arts. Her activities traverse existing fields by focusing on information flows. As curator of Canon ARTLAB (1990–2001), Mori Art Museum (2002–2004), senior curator of ICC (2004–2010), and an independent curator, Yukiko Shikata has realised many experimental exhibitions and projects. Recent works: ''Energies in Rural'' (2021–2023), ''Maki Ohkojima+Yosuke Tsuji “CHIKATO”'' (2023), ''Konton-ni-Ai!'' (2024). Juror for many competitions. Published ''Ecosophic Art'' (2023), many co-publications. [https://awarewomenartists.com/en/nos_evenements/living-with-two-brains-women-in-ai-and-new-media-art/ (2025)] |
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Latest revision as of 09:54, 15 May 2025
Yukiko Shikata (四方 幸子) is “ecosopher”, curator, critic and president of AICA Japan; artistic director of Forest for Dialogue and Creativity; visiting professor at Tama Art University and Tokyo Zokei University; lecturer at Musashino Art University, IAMAS, Kyoto University of the Arts. Her activities traverse existing fields by focusing on information flows. As curator of Canon ARTLAB (1990–2001), Mori Art Museum (2002–2004), senior curator of ICC (2004–2010), and an independent curator, Yukiko Shikata has realised many experimental exhibitions and projects. Recent works: Energies in Rural (2021–2023), Maki Ohkojima+Yosuke Tsuji “CHIKATO” (2023), Konton-ni-Ai! (2024). Juror for many competitions. Published Ecosophic Art (2023), many co-publications. (2025)
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