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A Walk in Fukushima, 2016
360 degree video, headsets, cafe furniture from Fukushima, Australian uranium, maps
installation commissioned by the 20th Biennale of Sydney view at Carriageworks
Courtesy of Don’t Follow the Wind Committee

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The flag designed by Naohiro Ukawa with first viewers, Fukushima Exclusion Zone, Japan
Courtesy of Don’t Follow the Wind Committee

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U.S.A. Visitor Center 2016
Photo: Osamu Matsuda
© Chim↑Pom
Courtesy of the artist and MUJIN-TO Production

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LIBERTAD
2017
© Chim↑Pom
Courtesy of the artist and MUJIN-TO Production
Courtesy of Don’t Follow the Wind Committee

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Build-Burger, 2016
Photo: Kenji Morita
© Chim↑Pom
Courtesy of Chim↑Pom Studio

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The Pussy of Tokyo, 2017
© Chim↑Pom
Courtesy of Chim↑Pom Studio

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Why Open?

18 May – 7 July 2018

ChimPom (formed 2005, Tokyo, Japan) is an artist collective comprised of members Ryuta Ushiro, Yasutaka Hayashi, Ellie, Masataka Okada, Motomu Inaoka, and Toshinori Mizuno. Their work includes interventions through performance, video, painting, installation, curating and organising events.  Perhaps best known for their performances and interventions made in the immediate response to the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster, the group has continuously engaged with social and political concerns in their native Japan and abroad. They examine aspects of everyday life in Tokyo, and have also worked in Hiroshima and Fukushima, satirically questioning what is usually left unquestioned. In 2015, they opened their artist-run space, Garter, in Tokyo to curate and showcase work by many of their contemporaries. They also initiated, organised and participated in the international exhibition Don’t Follow the Wind, which launched on March 11, 2015, inside the Fukushima nuclear exclusion zone.fdafdsa

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