Japan’s Yokohama Triennale has actually revealed Cosmin Costinaş and Inti Guerrero as co-artistic supervisors of the nine Yokohama Triennale, which will certainly open up at the Yokohama Art Gallery on April 23, 2027.
Costinash is an author and movie critic from Romania. He is elderly manager at the Berlin art facility Haus der Kulturen der Welt; at the end of this year he will certainly alter from his existing duty to end up being curatorial consultant to the gallery. Initially from Bogota, Guerrero is a teacher at the College of Creative Media at City College of Hong Kong and has actually instructed worldwide.
Costinash and Guerrero have actually collaborated on numerous tasks in the past. They are co-artistic supervisors of the 2024 Sydney Biennale 10 Thousand Suns and co-organized the Duck Art Biennale in 2018. They additionally teamed up on the 2016-17 touring event Dirt and Rock, Spirit and Track, and the 2013 Journal of the Plague Year at Para Website in Hong Kong, concerning the 2003 SARS epidemic.
Costinash directly acted as the imaginative supervisor of the Kathmandu Triennale in Nepal in 2022 and the manager of the Romanian Structure at the Venice Biennale in 2022. This year he arranged the exhibits “International Fascism” and “Musafiri: Travelers and Visitors” at your house of Globe Cultures.
Guerrero formerly acted as manager of Latin American art at Tate Modern and has actually additionally collaborated with the Gallery of Art in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the Cadiste in San Francisco, and several various other art areas worldwide.
Costinash and Guerrero were picked from 22 prospects by a six-person option board whose participants stand for companies from Japan, Indonesia and France. Mika Kuratani, supervisor of the Yokohama Gallery of Art and among the board participants, claimed in a declaration that the 2027 Triennale “goals to arrange a discussion with several areas and societies, yet with a concentrate on sustainability. For that reason, this came to be the beginning factor for the procedure of picking the following imaginative supervisor.”
The declaration kept in mind that the finalists are all from outside Japan and have experience “showing today’s art via the lens of modern social and historic representation.”



