Skip to main content
Tickets Added to basket!

Tickets have been added to your basket and will be held in a basket for 10 minutes.

Mao Ishikawa, Here's What the Japanese Flag Means to Me

Mao Ishikawa (2025)

Posted
Monday 23 June

The Mead Gallery presented the first institutional exhibition in the UK of revered Okinawan photographer Mao Ishikawa.

Exhibition dates: 1 May – 22 June 2025

Presenting more than 60 works from the 1970s to now, the exhibition included works from her iconic Women of Okinawa series, through to more recent works, including her series Fences and My Family.

Ishikawa is renowned for her raw images of daily life in her home of Okinawa which was controlled by the USA until the island was returned to Japanese sovereignty in 1972, though it continues to be occupied by US troops. The photographer's powerful images examine the complex colonial, racial and sexual dynamics for those who Okinawa is home to.

 

Recent News

Christmas 2025 at Warwick Arts Centre: Get Involved

The festive season is upon us! Celebrate Christmas 2025 here at Warwick Arts Centre and make special memories with your family. We welcome you to join…

Friday 28 November

Things to do in Coventry this December

Enjoy the festive season in Coventry with inspiring performances, experiences, and events for all ages at Warwick Arts Centre.

Monday 24 November

Celia Imrie surprises audience with National Lottery Funding Boost

National Treasure Celia Imrie surprises Warwick Arts Centre film audiences with £10,000 National Lottery Funding Boost

Wednesday 19 November