The full title of this exhibition is a bit of a tongue twister. Can you pronounce ‘Toto-tarari-tarari-rarari-rarari-rarari-tou’ without getting sweaty palms? Inspired by a classical Japanese play called 'Okina', this small yet spectacular set of installations curated by Shiori Watanabe explores the intricacies of our ever-evolving customs and communication methods through the oldest known piece of Noh theatre.
Participating artists include Japanese novelist Michiko Ishimure, French artist Pierre Huyghe and Bangkok-born multimedia artist Korakrit Arunanondchai, among other creatives from Japan and overseas. Because the exhibition is in a Noh theatre rehearsal space, you will be asked to remove your shoes and put on tabi (split-toed socks) provided by the venue in order to view the art works.