Prosthetic Restoration of Your Soul: The Art of Noboru Tsusbaki October 30, 2006

7pm
Rm 32-141.

Prosthetic Restoration of Your Soul: the Art of Noboru Tsubaki.

Presentation by Japanese mixed-media artist Noboru Tsubaki, known for his 110' long locust hanging off the side of the Yokohama Grand Intercontinental Hotel, his giant teddy bear being fed depleted uranium, and a physical embodiment of a computer virus. Tsubaki, Associate Professor at the Tezukayama Gakuin University, a lecturer at the Kyoto College of Fine Arts, and the Director at the Inter Medium Institute in Osaka, is Ida Ely Rubin artist-in-residence at MIT (Oct 30-Nov 9).

Event is free and open to the public. Seating is limited; no tickets or reservations are necessary. Info: (617) 253-2341.

press release
Ida Ely Rubin Artist in residence Program
Noboru Tsusbaki