
My Father's Favorite Game
Yuken created a new sports based on a historical event in 70's
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you/me
Yuken did a newspaper wrapping project with the Okinawa Times
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Billowing
Reflecting the realities within the sky above Okinawa
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I Have a Dream
Dr. King's speech continues to influence in various directions
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It's about me, it's about you
Looking through cut-out languages, traveling from Basque to Hebrew
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Minding My Own Business
Let the new lives sprout from the window of the tragedy...
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Minding My Own Business
(The New York Times)
Yesterday’s articles are still growing
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Color The World
The artist's response to the experiences in New York right after the terror-attacks on September 11th, 2001
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Corner Forest
A group of branches cut out of toilet paper rolls makes a forest on a wall
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Current
Are you above or below? A half-glass of water could be half empty or half full.
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Dawn
Collaboration of butterfly and artificial objects
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Dessert
Ingredients: icing, gum, jelly, sponge cake, cereal, and cream
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Earn lots of money. No need to write any letters, Just send home the money first
Video work documenting Origami immigrant boats' journey on a street in Bushwick
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Federal Reserve
Central Park leaves become Monopoly
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For the World to Come
Pizza boxes could be a way to communicate?
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Green Economy
Commission piece for a New York Times Magazine article "Building a Green Economy" written by Paul Krugman
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My Vote
Voting with flowers spray painted on the streets
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Scarlet Birds, Crimson Sky
Bingata dyed fabric on view with the stencils made from everyday commercial packages in Japan
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The Giving Tree Project
“Cut down my trunk and make a boat… Then you can sail away.” —Shel Silverstein
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You-I, You-I
Modern history of Okinawa is dyed on the kimono using traditional Okinawan dye technique
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