Mata Ne (See You Soon)

Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Production still. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.0
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Production still. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.0
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08
Mata Ne, Installation view. @ Sutupa Biswas. Courtesy Beppu Project NPO.08

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Sutap Biswas

Mata Ne (See You Soon) is a solo exhibition of video and mixed media works by British Indian artist Sutapa Biswas, held at Fujiya Gallery, Beppu, Japan—the artist’s first presentation at a Japanese gallery.

Curated by Keith Whittle during a two-month residency in Japan, the exhibition was inspired by the oral histories of women from Oita, who shared pivotal moments from their lives. Through an autobiographical and narrator-centred methodology, Mata Ne serves as a powerful means of recovering overlooked narratives. It foregrounded women’s lived experiences and challenged dominant historical accounts, calling for a critical re-examination and revision of the past.

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Exhibitions

Kyunchome 

All Living Things are Breathing Now, the first solo exhibition in the British Isles by acclaimed Japanese artist duo Kyunchome, curated by Keith Whittle.