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Blurring the line between installation art and architecture, Tadashi Kamata delights in turning cities inside out by introducing surreal, semi-demolished structures to the urban landscape. At the start of his career, the artist would fashion these installations from the remains of demolished buildings, and he's reviving this technique for his latest exhibition at Yokohama's BankArt Studio NYK. The source material this time comes from a local apartment block, built as part of the city's first big urban renewal project in the '50s and '60s.
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Open November 9-January 14 Closed Jan 1
Time Daily 11.30am-7pm
Admission Adults ¥1,200, students ¥600, over 65s/high school and under free
Telephone 03 5793 5437
Venue BankArt Studio NYK
Address 3-9 Kaigan-Dori, Naka-ku, Yokohama
Transport Bashimichi Station (Minatomirai line), Sakuragicho Station (Keihin-Tohoku, Negishi, Blue lines)
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