That’s it. The Spring session of the Setouchi Triennale 2013 has ended yesterday. I don’t have any official feedback about number of visitors and such, I’ll give them to you as soon as I get them, but overall it seems that everyone was very happy. Myself included as, after

  Last Thursday, we went back to Naoshima for the first time since Fall 2010, and when the time came to return to Takamatsu, I had a sort of premonition inspired by memories from my last visit there. In other terms, in October 2010 when the Setouchi International Art Festival

  Memories from a Festival.   Oh… and on completely unrelated news:     

    (for more info, check the original post about Yayoi Kusama’s Red Pumpkin on Naoshima)  

  If you have heard of Naoshima from another source than this blog, you most likely have heard about Yayoi Kusama‘s Yellow Pumpkin. It is after all the island’s most famous artwork (and I almost want to say Japan’s most famous contemporary artwork), and worry not, I will also tell

  Like every month now, it’s time to publish the schedule for Art Setouchi in July.   Art Setouchi Schedule for July 2011    

  I’ve waited for that day (yesterday) with a mix of excitement and apprehension, as it was the day I was finally going to set foot on Naoshima. The island where one day, about twenty years ago, the Benesse Corporation decided to set up a Contemporary Art Museum, which made