The contemporary Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, Japan is presenting artist N.S. Harsha’s mid-career retrospective exhibition, “Charming Journey”. The exhibition started on February 4th, 2017 and will be on until June 11th, 2017. On display is Harsha’s grand scale art installation ‘Nations’ where 193 Usha sewing machines are showcased. These sewing machines are overlaid with calico painted flags signifying the countries that make up the United Nations. The exhibition showcases Harsha’s major work since 1995 and explores themes running consistently through his practice.
This is the first solo exhibition by the Indian Artist at the Mori Art Musueum. To date, Mori Art Museum has staged both region-specific exhibitions showcasing the current state of contemporary art in rapidly developing parts of the globe such as China, Africa, India and the Middle East, as well as major solo exhibitions by prominent Asian artists.
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This is the first solo exhibition by the Indian Artist at the Mori Art Musueum. To date, Mori Art Museum has staged both region-specific exhibitions showcasing the current state of contemporary art in rapidly developing parts of the globe such as China, Africa, India and the Middle East, as well as major solo exhibitions by prominent Asian artists.
Full Article : http://www.theluxurychronicle.com/artist-ns-harsha-retrospective-at-mori-art-museum-tokyo