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Bela Vida: Photo exhibition “Fukushima – Access Denied”

Published: February 18, 2014
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fukushima“Fukushima – access denied” is the title of the photo exhibition of the Japanese artist Ite Shinjija, which will be held for the first time in B&H. The opening of exhibition is scheduled for 20 February, at 20:00, at the new premises of the Gallery  Bela Vida. The author of the exhibition will attend the opening of the exhibition, which will be completely different from what we have seen so far.

The exhibition will contain a series of photographs, taken in a contaminated zone by radiation and forbidden to enter, 20 km from the Japanese nuclear Fukushima 1, that is damaged by an earthquake and tsunami in 2011. 27.000 people have died and gone missing at that time, and the north coast of Japan is devastated  by the strongest earthquake in the history of this country.

Also, this exhibition announces the opening of the new premises of the Gallery Bela Vida in Vilsonovo Šetaliste.

 

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