Mio Okido's Multimedia Installation 'Der Tagalbtraum' at Kunstraum München
Mio Okido, a conceptual artist based in Berlin, is showcasing her exhibition titled 'Der Tagalbtraum' at Kunstraum München, where she has transformed the space into a multimedia installation. Originally from Japan, Okido delves into the global cultures of collective memory, emphasizing the historical context of Munich's Nazi era. Her artwork scrutinizes the everyday complicity of ordinary individuals and its representation in media and urban environments. The artist claims that the exhibition optimally utilizes the building’s potential. Okido's practice includes collaborative projects and extensive archival and urban research. Currently, her exhibition is on display at Kunstraum München.
Key facts
- Mio Okido is a Berlin-based conceptual artist from Japan.
- The exhibition 'Der Tagalbtraum' is held at Kunstraum München.
- The exhibition is a multimedia installation.
- Okido's work addresses German history, particularly Munich's Nazi past.
- Her work focuses on collective everyday complicity of ordinary citizens.
- The artist states the installation 'makes optimal use of the building's potential.'
- Okido's practice includes archival and urban research projects.
- She collaborates with organizations and institutions.
Entities
Artists
- Mio Okido
Institutions
- Kunstraum München
Locations
- Berlin
- Munich
- Germany