Artistic Director: Kataoka Mami (Director of the Mori Art Museum and President of the CIMAM)
Main Venues: Aichi Arts Center, Ichinomiya City, Tokoname City, Arimatsu (Nagoya City)
Organizer: Aichi Triennale Organizing Committee

July 30（Saturday）
to October 10（Monday, public holiday）, 2022［73 days］
Artistic Director: Kataoka Mami
（Director of the Mori Art Museum and President of the CIMAM）
Main Venues: Aichi Arts Center, Ichinomiya City, Tokoname City, Arimatsu（Nagoya City）
Organizer: Aichi Triennale Organizing Committee

Concept（summary）

The Aichi Triennale is an urban international art

An unprecedented pandemic has thrown the various structures of contemporarysociety into sharp relief, and new propositions are being called for from all domains oflife, whether environmental, political, economic, or cultural. Art, including contemporary art and the performing arts, has always reﬂected the times, pursued the truth, andproposed new values for the future in the face of uncertainty throughout its history. In
todayʼs increasingly complex world, the ﬁeld of art has also seen an increasing emphasis on the qualities of diversity and inclusion, which demand understanding and respectfor diverse cultures, while at the same time seeking out models for a sustainable world.

festival, held every three years since 2010 across awide region including the Aichi Arts Center and othercity venues, and preparations are underway for Aichi
Triennale 2022 to build on the achievements of theprevious four iterations. The festival will span a wide
range of ﬁelds, synthetically exhibiting performing
art and other forms together with a contemporary
art core, and make Aichi Prefecture a beacon of theartistic avant-garde.

The theme of Aichi Triennale 2022, “STILL ALIVE,” was inspired by a series of works
entitledby the Aichi-born conceptual artist On Kawara, who continual-ly dispatched the fact of his own existence during his lifetime using telegrams startingin the 1970s. Aichi Triennale 2022 will oﬀer a multi-dimensional interpretation of thewords “STILL ALIVE,” seeking to contemplate the proud history and local industriesof Aichi Prefecture, rediscover its traditional culture, and ponder the fundamental
meaning of life, all the while shuttling back and forth between the past, present, andfuture. In addition to revisiting the origins and sources of contemporary art, the festival
will also focus on the gaps between domains that have come to be classed according toﬁxed categories. Particular attention will be given to the conceptual art that makes up

Learning Programs Start Before
Aichi Triennale 2022 Opens
Even before Aichi Triennale 2022 opens, we will
begin implementing programs in stages for diverse
visitors and participants, including the generalpublic, school personnel, volunteers and so forth, sovisitors can experience the joy of participating as amember of the community. Please check the website
for details.

the undercurrent of global contemporary art, poetry and other text-based forms of

Learning Programs :artistic expression, and practices that straddle contemporary art and the performing
arts. Through a wide-ranging learning program, the festival will also position itself as asite of encounters with uncertainty, the unknown, a diversity of values, and overwhelming beauty. Aichi Triennale 2022 will strive to produce inspiring encounters and experiences and a wellspring of positive energy that will help us to live for tomorrow, in eachand every moment that life brings our way.（The Full Text on the Oﬃcial Website）
Kataoka Mami, Artistic Director, Aichi Triennale 2022

Artists

Participating Artists as of August 23, 2021, in alphabetical order（Artist Name［Place of Birth/Activity］）

Hoda AFSHAR［Iran/Australia］, Liliana ANGULO CORTÉS［Colombia］
Jacobus CAPONE［Australia］, Kate COOPER［UK/UK, Netherlands］
Mary DHAPALANY［Australia］, ENDO Kaori［Japan］, HAN Ishu［China/Japan］
On KAWARA［Japan/USA］, Byron KIM［USA］, André KOMATSU［Brazil］
Daisuke KOSUGI［Japan/Norway］, Misheck MASAMVU［Zimbabwe］

https://aichitriennale.jp/learning/− Participatory Programs : Open programs for thegeneral public− School Programs : Programs for those involved
with schools（children, teachers, etc.）− Volunteer Programs : Programs to train volunteers
such as interactive viewing facilitators and venue
guidesSecretariat, Aichi Triennale Organizing Committee
1-13-2 Higashisakura, Higashi-ku, Nagoya,
Aichi 461-8525, Japan
TEL : +81-52-971-3111 / FAX : +81-52-971-6115
Twitter ｜ @Aichi2022
Facebook ｜ Aichi2022 Instagram ｜ aichi2022#AichiTriennale2022 #stillalive
YouTube ｜ https://www.youtube.com/channel/
UCkBaVn7̲cuCnuUcHrnq6E2A

MIWA Mitsuko［Japan］, Mohammed Sami［Iraq/UK］, MOMOSE Aya［Japan］
OKUMURA Yuki［Japan/Belgium, Netherlands］, Kaz OSHIRO［Japan/USA］
Prinz Gholam［Germany, Lebanon/Germany］, SANADA Takehiko［Japan］
SASAMOTO Aki［Japan/USA］, SHIOTA Chiharu［Japan/Germany］
YOKONO Asuka［Japan］
The places of birth, and the locations where they are or were based are listed as references for the social andcultural context of their works.

Oﬃcial Website :https ://aichitriennale.jp/