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ARTIST
ART PROGRAM
Linda Iha
North/South
Hokkaido and Okinawa, located at the northern and southern ends of the Japanese archipelago, stand as witnesses to the shifts of time and encounters with diverse cultures due to their proximity to neighboring countries.
As peripheral regions, they continually engage with various influences, undergo transformations, generate new layers, and radiate in manifold directions.
We are pleased to introduce Fuyuka Shindo from Hokkaido and Linda Iha from Okinawa.
Shindo's work will be centered on the fabric works from her solo exhibition "Sewing Memories" held at Hokkaido University in 2021, while Iha will compose the space with her photographic work "Nowhere," which was shot in the northern part of the main island of Okinawa.
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PROFILE
Photo: Taro Matsumoto
Linda Iha
Born in Okinawa, Japan in 1979 and currently resides there. Her father was born in Hawaii and is of second generation Okinawan descent, and her mother was born on the island of Tinian, where she immigrated. As a student, she became interested in movie posters and began taking photographs. In 2009, she participated in the Shomei Tomatsu Digital Photography Workshop. She has been presenting a series of photographs of Americans living in Okinawa and the daily lives of Okinawan people. She continues to produce works on Okinawa.
http://lindaiha.com/
【Guest Curator】Megumi Machida
Born in Naha City and current resident. Based in Okinawa, she organizes exhibitions in and outside of Okinawa and writes.
Organized "A Scene/A Place" (Hentona Shopping Street) at Yanbaru Art Festival 2021-2022, "A Place" (Hentona Shopping Street) and "A Person" (Ogimi Village Former Shioya Elementary School) at Yanbaru Art Festival 2022-2023.