Oku-Noto Triennial 2023
Notice of Postponement of“Oku-Noto Triennale 2023”
After much discussion, we have decided to postpone the “Oku-Noto Triennale 2023” scheduled to be held from September 2 (Sat) to October 22 (Sun), 2023, in consideration of the damage to the city of Suzu caused by the earthquake that occurred on May 5.
＜Schedule after postponement＞
September 23 (Sat) – November 12 (Sun), 2023
Report. Permanent works in Suzu were safe!
The earthquake that occurred on May 5 had an intensity of 6 on the Japanese seismic scale. The area where my work is located is only 10 km away from the epicenter, so I was prepared for the collapse of my work, but I am relieved to hear that it is safe. Thank you very much for your concern.
However, the restoration of the infrastructure for daily life has yet to begin. I sincerely hope that the people of Suzu will be able to return to their normal, peaceful lives as soon as possible.
The Triennale will officially be held this fall.
Official website (English)
September 2 (Sat.) – October (Mon.), 2022
September 23 (Sat) – November 12 (Sun), 2023 (Schedule after postponement)
Place of Exhibition: Former Kodomari Nursery School (Suzu, Ishikawa)
Yamamoto’s work on exhibit at: Former Kodomari Nursery School
Address : 17-33-1 Misaki-cho, Suzu-shi, Ishikawa, Japan
(Next to Kanazawa University Satoyama Meister Noto School and former Kodomari Elementary School)
“A Path of Memories”
salt, water-based paint / 2021
