[That] Asahi Shimbun “Who created a society where the image of comfort women and the art of burning the Emperor disappear? What will disappear next?”

"Inconvenient society" created by repeated degrees of art The Aichi Triennale's special exhibition “Non-Expression Exhibition, then” was canceled. A new “inconvenience” has emerged from a project to show works that could no longer be exhibited at cultural facilities. Who created a society where works disappear from the museum? What will disappear next? A person who strokes his head beside a statue of a girl who expresses a comfort woman. A person who takes a stroller and shoots together. Kozo Nagata and Professor Musashi University, who are members of the executive committee of the exhibition, saw such a landscape for three days before the cancellation. “It's true that the statues are political in nature, but by being faced or sitting next to them, emotions are aroused just before they are talked about as political tools. Art is like that. I think it's a thing " I feared myself from fear In 2015, Nagata and others gathered works that were refused presentations from museums and public halls, and opened an “Expression Freedom Exhibition” at the Tokyo Gallery. Even at that time, a protest phone came, but it was not the scale to stop. However, this time, which is a sequel, flooded with threats and protests. Information spread rapidly on SNS, and many politicians criticize the slogan, such as “Why do you do this with the citizen's blood tax?” (Takashi Kawamura, Mayor of Nagoya). Takeshi Nakajima, a professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology, who specializes in the history of Japanese political thought, is not a professional political organization, but the people who do not know on the net are connected to share the method and set up a "diffuse amoeba" I think that it is a thing. “Each person's motivation is complex, but I think it is true that the problems of obstruction, feeling of inconvenience, instability, etc. are involved.” * Some excerpts from the link below. Continue with the source https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASM8B0NV1M89UPQJ00R.html Related article document.write(” + ”);