Art Scope 2005/2006 – Interface Complex
Contemporary Art from Japan und Germany
Georg Winter
Georg Winter
Kohei Nawa
Katja Strunz
Hiroharu Mori
Kohei Nawa
© Hans-Georg Gaul, Berlin
Art Scope. Daimler Japan is the name of a promotion program for young Japanese artists launched in 1991. In 2005, the award program was restructured to provide for an exchange of contemporary Japanese and German art.
The works of the four award winners in 2005—Kohei Nawa (*1975) and Hiroharu Mori (*1969) from Japan, Katja Strunz (*1970) and Georg Winter (*1962) from Germany—were jointly presented in the fall of 2006, initially in the Hara Museum for Contemporary Art in Tokyo. The exhibition at Mercedes-Benz Contemporary, Berlin, comprises some 20 pictures, photographs, objects and installations part of which were specifically created for this project.
Artists
- Kohei Nawa
- Katja Strunz
- Georg Winter
Publications
Exhibitions
Art Scope. Contemporary Japanese and German Art
Daimler Artist-in-Residence Program, Tokyo/Berlin
Rita Hensen (D), Ryosuke Imamura (J), Satoshi Ono (J), Benedikt Partenheimer (D)
Rita Hensen (D), Ryosuke Imamura (J), Satoshi Ono (J), Benedikt Partenheimer (D)
Art Scope 2004. Daimler Japan
12 Years of Engagement for Young Japanese Art