The 2015 Nakanojo Biennale will take place in the Gunma Prefecture and include the work of 132 groups of artists and collaborators. Melbourne based-artist Juan Ford will join 19 artists from 6 countries in the Tomasz Wendland curated project Empty Garden as a key international program of the 2015 edition.
Curator: Tomasz Wendland
Artist: Juan Ford
Dates and venue: 12 September - 12 October 2015, Former Isama Elementary School, Nakanojo, Gunma Prefecture
Catalogue
Key Images
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Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist -
Flock Propagation, 2015, vinyl stickers, dimensions variable Images courtesy of the artist
Partners
Ford is represented by Dianne Tanzer Gallery (Melbourne)
The Asialink Visual Arts Touring Exhibition Program is supported by the Australian Government through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Asialink Arts is supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its principal arts funding body, and by the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments.
