-As if Blown by the Monsoon- Contemporary Art from Africa and Asia: Great Migrations and Exchanges @ Gifu Museum of Art
The Gifu Museum of Art is hosting a special exhibition featuring contemporary art from Africa and Asia, exploring themes of migration and exchange.Summary
The Gifu Museum of Art is holding the special exhibition, "-As if Blown by the Monsoon- Contemporary Art from Africa and Asia: Great Migrations and Exchanges," running from March 13 to June 14, 2026. The exhibition showcases contemporary works alongside historical items like Edo period folding screens, focusing on the movement and exchange between African and Asian artists. Featured artists include Mao Ishikawa (Okinawa), Elias Sime (Ethiopia), Wangechi Mutu (Kenya), Filha dos Santos (Mozambique), Joel Andrianomearisoa (Madagascar), Che Onejoon (South Korea), Ai Hasegawa (Japan), Yuan Kuni (Zimbabwe), Mahdi Ehsaei (Iran/Germany), and Namichie (Japan). Their diverse practices address themes such as identity, colonialism, environmental issues, and social conflict, reflecting their unique cultural and historical contexts. Various related events, including gallery talks and artist talks, are scheduled throughout the exhibition period.
(Source：ART iT)