shino yanai 





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about [Japanese]
infomation

performance
 installation
publication



blue passages

memories float for a moment and then fal

screen memories 
utsutsu nation
happy and glorious
well temperament
the day of creation, 4/4 time
 i hear your breath in 4/4
unwanted sound
newspeak
lightning state
pipilotti
beethoven
ghost self/utsushi-mi
the deep end
self burial
placebo/shooting star


 






Tokyo Biennale 2020/2021 "Praying for Tokyo"

2021 summer, Tokyo

‘Praying for Tokyo’ curated by Kazuko Koike
“Together with three female artists – Rei Naito, Aiko Miyanaga, and Shino Yanai – the project will create “spaces of prayer”, providing requiems of the past from each Tokyo community, that are dedicated to our future.” from the exhibition website

Official website →
https://tb2020.jp/en/project-en/praying-for-tokyo-shino-yanai-en/

Interview, TOKYO BIENNALE note → https://note.com/tokyobiennale/n/nf8d6ab135574




de-sport: The Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Sports through Art

27 June - 27 September 2021
21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (Kanazawa, Japan)

artists; Allora&Calzadilla, The Eugenne Studio, Charles Freger, Liam Gillick, Christian Jankowski, Gabriel Orozco, Erwin Wurm, Xijing Men, Shino Yanai

Official website →  https://www.kanazawa21.jp/data_list.php?g=81&d=190






Online Exhibition “11 Stories on Distanced Relationships: Contemporary Art from Japan”

Tuesday, 30 March - Wednesday, 5 May, 2021

Organiser: The Japan Foundation


Official website →
https://ga.geidai.ac.jp/en/2020/10/25/arts-in-covid-19/




“Arts in COVID-19”
Unwanted Sound (Installation)

November 9 (Monday) – 15 (Sunday) 2020

Shino Yanai（Artist), Haruka Iharada (Curator)

Goethe-Institut Tokyo

Official website →
https://ga.geidai.ac.jp/en/2020/10/25/arts-in-covid-19/




The Deep End

Solo Exhibition
8 February - 10 March 2019
Sagacho Archives (Tokyo)

Official website →
https://www.sagacho.jp/en/exhibitions/shino-yanai-the-deep-end/









Happrning and Surveillance

Thu 9th November 2017
6-8pm
Collaborative Performance work
with Jukan Tateishi  (Mikito Tateishi)
Photography Project Space
Royal College of Art, Battersea  (London)