2Dogs Art Space - Akashi (明石）- Japan - Research Centre

The Davidson Hypothesis (t₀ → t₀ + D) proposes that artists cannot act on the present directly, but respond to reality after a structural delay—where perception becomes action. Two Dogs Art Space serves as its laboratory, showing that while we share one yard, we inhabit offset realities. Art thus emerges from perceptual structure, not chronology, establishing a new epistemology in studio praxis. “In short, I examine the delay through which perception crystallizes into artwork.”

Monday, 28 February 2022

Western Australian artists' works in a small showcase at 2 Dogs Art space Akashi Japan

2 Dogs Art Space Akashi Japan will continue to present Western Australian artists works in a small showcase over the coming months whilst the gallery is closed as well as digital exhibitions here are the next artists.

Thankyou

Monique Tippett artwork titled : Shield 

Chelle Bourne artworks titled Waiting 2016

Monday, 21 February 2022

Small show case artworks of Western Australian artists now on at 2 Dogs Art Space Akashi Japan

The Japanese Ume (plum) Blossom

in Akashi

2 Dogs Art Space Akashi Japan will present Western Australian artists works in a small showcase over the coming months whilst the gallery is closed as well as digital exhibitions.

Here are the first two Michael Doherty's Dawn 2016 and Melissa Nolan McDougall's Arcadia 2006