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SHRIEK FROM AN INVISIBLE BOX REVISITED II Exhibiting Artists: Andolcetti,
Diamond, Fialdini, Fonseca, Haruki, Hellyar, Higgs, Ito, Lyckander,
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SHRIEK FROM AN INVISIBLE BOX REVISITED II
is the second of a three-part show at Medialia. Originally a gathering
of work by 100 international artists, A SHRIEK FROM AN INVISIBLE
BOX exhibited at the Meguro Museum, Tokyo, Japan, in 2001. The
exhibition was curated by the independent curator, Mashiko
Nakashima. In the effort to bring this exhibition to the United
States, the orginal show has been divided into installments, because
of spacial limitations.
The specifications for the work were originally, and are now:
• Each artist will have a single horizontal or vertical space The intention of this exhibition is to present how an artist interprets a limited space with a minimum of three works, and with a given size for each work. The reason for a minimum of three pieces is to further enhance the power of the artists visual statement. The interrelationship of the three works is left to the artist. This exhibition is a unique three-dimensional exhibition, not a small maquette display. However, having a theme title for the exhibition unifies to an extent the overall expression of the exhibit. The following is taken from the text of the original exhibition catalogue, A SHRIEK FROM AN INVISIBLE BOX, 2001, Meguro Museum of Art, which was written by Mashiko Nakashima. I am most grateful to Mr. Shigeki Fukunaga for having given me the opportunity to curate an exhibition at the Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo. The most profoundly sad occurrence was Mr. Fukunaga suddenly passing away on August 5, while he was attending the special exhibition, Contemporary Japanese Prints, at the Guanajuato State Museum in Guanajuato, Mexico...
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