6th Biwako Biennale

Utakata

Sept. 13 – Nov. 9, 2014

Omihachiman city and Otsu city
Shiga prefecture, Japan

Curator: Yoko Nakata

BIWAKO (Biwa lake) is the biggest lake in Japan, locating in Shiga prefecture next to Kyoto. In the region of Shiga prefecture, which has a very old history,  still exist old Japanese buildings from the Edo era (1603 – 1868). Many of theses buildings were destroyed after world war II. By using these houses as exhibition spaces Biwako Biennale aims to stop this process of demolition.

Participating Artists:

• Art unit HUST (Usuki Hideyuki&Toyama Shingo)
• Asano Kenichi
• AWAYA
• antenna
• CIRCLE SIDE
• Fujii Noriko
• Fujinaga Kakuy
• Fujiwara Masaki
• Gabriala Morawetz
• Habuto Hiromi
• Hayashi Kazune
• Hirakakiuchi Yuto
• Ikehara Yuta
• Ichikawa Taira
• Inoue Tsuyoshi
• Kawai Shinpei
• Kano Tomohiro
• Kohara Masae
• Koshino Hiroko
• Kuroda Aki
• Kumase Noriko
• Murai Kenji
• Miki Sachiko
• Nakazawa Tomoe
• Nishiyama Takeshi
• Niura Bellavinha
• Noda Sachie
• Noda Takuma＋Noda Aiko
• Ofune Makoto
• Pancho Quilici
• QNQ/AUJIQ
• Saito Koko
• Sakurai Mariko
• Shinmura Takuji
• Sowa Haruyoshi
• Takahashi Yoshiyuki
• Tanabe Mayuko
• Tabata Ryo
• Tane Tshuyoshi
• Tarinainaika
• Tanaka Masato
• Tanaka Takashi
• Tanaka Tetsuya
• Tokutsune Hiroaki
• Ueno Yuji
• Ura Yukari
• Watarai Yasuhiro
• Yamada Hiroyuki
• Aoki Mika（the work of BIWAKO BIENNALE 2010)