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Citizens' Plaza
Part of the plaza in 2006
TypePlaza
LocationShinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
The plaza in 2019

Citizens' Plaza (or Citizen's Plaza)[1] is an urban plaza in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan.[2]

Public art

Artworks installed in the plaza include:[3]

  • Adam Y Eva (Junkanmutan) (Munehiro Ikeda)
  • Blacken Sproute (Churyo Sato)
  • Column of Four Squares Eccentric (George Rickey)
  • Epidauros・Reminiscence (Toshio Yodoi)
  • Flutter (Yasutake Dvunakoshi)
  • In the wind (Goro Kakei)
  • Listening to the Heaven (Keiko Amemiya)
  • Mari (Kyoko Asakura)
  • my sky hole 91 Tokyo (Bukichi Inoue)
  • Song of a dog (Yoshitatsu Yanaguihara)
  • Three Rectangles Horizontal Jointed Gyratory (George Rickey)

References

  1. ^ Codell, Julie F. (2008). The Political Economy of Art: Making the Nation of Culture. ISBN 9780838641682.
  2. ^ Huang, Tsung-Yi Michelle (March 2004). Walking Between Slums and Skyscrapers: Illusions of Open Space in Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Shanghai. ISBN 9789622096363.
  3. ^ "Artwork｜TMG Visitor's Guide". www.yokoso.metro.tokyo.jp. Retrieved 2020-01-15.

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