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Introduction

Ei Arakawa (b. Fukushima, Japan 1977) is a performance artist based in Los Angeles and New York. His performances are created through diverse collaborations, with individuals physically participating as performers, and/or their works themselves functioning as performers. He has established the act of such collaborations as his very practice. Arakwa’s selected exhibitions include; Honolulu Biennial, USA; Sculpture Project Münster, Germany; The 9th Berlin Biennale, Germany; The Gwangju Biennial, South Korea; the Whitney Biennial, New York; the Carnegie International in Pittsburgh; Tate Modern in London, and The Museum of Modern Art in New York.   


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Ei Arakawa's work at "Moon Rehearsals"
exhibition site
B(Emerald)(2019)
Installation
LED strips on hand-dyed fabric, metal, LED transmitters, power supplies, SD cards, speaker

Ei Arakawa's work at "Moon Rehearsals"
exhibition site
Free Will Towards Uncontainability (2018)
Installation
LED strips on hand-dyed fabric, metal, LED transmitter, power supplies, SD card

Ei Arakawa's work at "Moon Rehearsals"
exhibition site
Free Will Towards Uncontainability (2018)
Installation
LED strips on hand-dyed fabric, metal, LED transmitter, power supplies, SD card

Ei Arakawa Notable Work
Performance People (7360 Sukiyaki, December 17, 1973, 1800pm, Buffalo, NY) (2018)
Mixed Media
LED strips on hand-dyed fabric, 2 LED transmitters, 10 power supplies, 2 SD cards, metal, wire
201 × 154 × 33 cm

Ei Arakawa Notable Work
Concrete Escort (2013)
Photography
Color photograph
59 × 42 cm

Ei Arakawa Perforamance Work
Liaison, a Naïve Pacifist (2009)
Performance
Variable dimensions

Ei Arakawa Perforamance Work
Looking at Listening (2011)
Performance
Variable dimensions