About the artwork
The first Antarctic Biennale was held in 2017 with participating artists from thirteen different countries. Its initiator, Alexander Ponomarev, who curates exhibitions questioning the common issues of human beings, sets up a space suggesting the form of future life in one of the rooms at Nunagawa Campus. “Fram,” meaning “forward” in Norwegian, is the ship which was used in the Arctic and Antarctic expeditions by explorers Fridtjof Nansen and Roald Amundsen. It is the name representing the collaboration between the next Antarctic Biennale and Echigo-Tsumari.
Curator: Alexander Ponomarev
Display director : Aleksei Kozyr
Making model : Ilya Babak, Marina Moskalenko
Artist: Alena Ivanova-Johanson, Yasuaki Igarashi, Sho Hasegawa
Coordinator: Wakana Kono, Irina Ponimareva
Information and Map
| Artwork no. | D340 |
|---|---|
| Production year | 2018 |
| Opening hours | 10:00~17:00 (~16:00 on Oct and Nov) |
| Admission | NUNAGAWA Campus Entrance Fee Adult: ¥800, Children 6-15 years old: ¥400 (Depending on the period, passports for viewing artworks and common tickets may be sold.) |
| Closed | Closed on Tue ＆ Wed except holidays (Outdoor artworks can be viewed even on regular closing day.) / Winter season *Temporarily closed on 9/7 *Open on 8/13, 14 |
| Area | Matsudai |
| Village | Murono |
| Open dates | 7/13-11/10, 2024 (Closed on Tue ＆ Wed except holidays) *Temporarily closed on 9/7 *Open on 8/13, 14 |
| Venue | 576 Murono, Tokamachi-city, Niigata Prefecture |
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