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Published June 12, 2013 at 1020 × 1530 in Documentation of Shibuya: Underground Streams, Tokyo
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Sculpture: The Ice Lions.

Water and Reflections, Shanghai

This innovative exhibition at Himalaya gallery featured artworks and collaborations between artists from Melbourne, Shanghai and Tokyo on the theme of the environmental and cultural significance of water in the cities of the Asia Pacific Region.

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Audience response to Keitai Mizu, Tokyo

Audience members hunted out art at the Keitai Mizu event: see video of their responses here.

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Shibuyagawa Ekimae, Tokyo

This work by Dominic Redfern tracks the path of the river, shifting between above and below ground, travelling north to south below the Shibuya Station.

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Hidden River, Tokyo

See footage of the collaborative performance of Philip Samartzis, Dominic Redfern and Christophe Charles, as they charted the Shibuya river flowing under the ground of Tokyo.

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Drowned Worlds, Melbourne

Drowned Worlds was a multi-media public art event that reflected on the potential future impact global climate change may bring to our cities. It was held on August 9th, 2012 near Melbourne’s Yarra River.

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Shibuya: underground streams, Tokyo

Shibuya: underground streams is the result of a collaboration between the Spatial Dialogues project and the Boat People Association. It will feature a series of projects by Japanese and Australian artists including video projections, soundscapes, sculpture and a mobile treasure-hunt.

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