Upcoming

Special Exhibition
Harada Yuki (tentative)

2024.11.30(Sat) — 2025.2.9(Sun)

Harada Yuki, Home Port, 2023, video (4K, color, sound) 19'06"

Harada Yuki (b. 1989) utilizes technology, research, and performance to create works that examine the theme of what constitutes our essential humanity. Since making his debut with the Lassen exhibition in 2012, Harada has pursued activities that strive to stimulate discussion. Since 2019, he has made works that deal with the mixed culture of Nikkei Americans who immigrated to Hawaii from Hiroshima and Yamaguchi. This exhibition, focusing primarily on the artist’s recent video installations, also includes some of Harada’s latest works.

Harada Yuki, Home Port, 2023, video (4K, color, sound) 19'06"

Harada Yuki, Shadowing, 2023 video (WXGA, color, sound) 5'18"

Information

Exhibition Period
2024.11.30(Sat) — 2025.2.9(Sun)
Opening Hours
10:00–17:00

Venue
Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, GalleryB-2,B-3
Access
Closed
Mondays *unless Monday is a national holiday, in which case the museum will be closed on the next non-holiday.

Artist's Profile

Photo: Kaori Nishida

Harada Yuki

Born in Yamaguchi in 1989. Harada completed his MFA in the Department of Inter-media Art in the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts in 2016. In 2017, he relocated to New Jersey as a fellow of the Program of Overseas Study for Upcoming Artists by the Japan’s Agency for Cultural Affairs. He produces artworks that probe the essence of human beings, while freely combining technology, research, performance, and other means. He made his debut with a Lassen exhibition project in 2012, and subsequently launched into activities with projects aimed at stimulating discussion. He has been continually residing in Hawaii since 2019, and is now focusing on cultural motifs of a transnational nature, as exemplified by Pidgin English.

Event Calendar

Opening Hours10:00-17:00
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