Publications

Not So Too Much of Much of Everything
Published by Book Works March 2007
Chap Book Series No 7

Mythological Life of People on the Holy Land
[the] Evidence Version 3: images that move
Published by the evidence journal Jan 2010

Audio Books to coincide with an exhibition
An Exploration of Perforated Space in Four Segments of Words
Published by IMT Gallery Feb 2010
Limited Edition of 50

Aphrodite's Left Turn by Samuel Dowd, a collaborative writing project, published by FormContent May 2011


Exhibitons/Festivals
La Triennale, Paris 2012 - Intense Proximity
20 April- 26 Aug 2012

Collaborations
The Marbles Jackson is a collaborative lo-high urban folk minimal music project with Terence Kirkbride.

NaoKo TakaHashi is an artist, born in Japan, lives and works in London. Her work highlights the ambiguities and confusions of national and individual identities played out through language. Focusing on issues of dislocation, re-location and representation in a multi-cultural, multi-lingual society, she explores processes of continual translation: from thought to voice, between one language and another, through one media to the next.

NaoKo's work is primarily performative, including live performance and performance as a means of generating video/sound work; however, she also works with text and installation art. She uses text to examine and imagine (often humorously) a complex matrix of social and cultural forms of representation. Her installation works often include sculptural piece as well as traces of performance as video/sound installation. She often incorporates one medium into another in experimenting with new concepts and approaches to artwork. 

NaoKo finished her BA in Fine Art Media at Chelsea College of Art and Design in 2000 and her MFA in Fine Art Media at the Slade School of Fine Art, UCL in 2002.

NaoKo TakaHashi is represented by IMT Gallery.

© NaoKo TakaHashi