YAP

TODAY NEVER KNOWS

Press Release

JP

Problem and Response in the age of "Today Never Knows"
In 1966, a rock band The Beatles released “Tomorrow Never Knows”. At that time, the suggestive lyrics based on Tibetan thought and the psychedelic sound using the reverse play and Tambura gave many people an inspiration for living in the age that nobody knows what will happen tomorrow.

It has passed 50 years since then. The world is already on a situation that nobody knows what will happen today. In contrast with “Tomorrow Never Knows” in 20th century, 21st century is “Today Never Knows”. So, what is pronlem and response in the age of "Today Never Knows"?

The art experience waiting for you at Beppin EXPO will be something uncanny. You might be puzzled by that. Because it is a physical training for living in the world of “Today Never Knows” and a radical practice for questioning the reality that face us again and for reconstructing that. When you visit the venue again, however, if you find something different from before, it is a token that you already use new body at the world of “Today Never Knows”. The inspiration will be waiting for you beyond that.

Artist

Wlfrid Dee

Lynzie Jefferson

Jian Jin

Eddy Kleberg

Yoji Kondo

INVISIBLE MUSEUMS

Celina Pudlik

Roussel Yeboah

Duration

2017.2.4 - 3.5

Venue

KOBE BEPPIN EXPO 2F GALLERY

2-11-3 Sannomiyacho, Chuo, Kobe, Hyogo, 650 - 0021

Directed by

Yutaro Midorikawa

Organized by

YAP

Supported by

BEPPIN EXPO COMMITIE

Special Thanks

Installation View

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