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Kyun-Chome (キュンチョメ) is a Japanese artist unit based in Tokyo, made up of Nabuchi (ナブチ, b. 1984, Mito) and Honma Eri (ホンマエリ, b. 1987, Yokohama). They emerged as an art unit after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, and rose to prominence after winning the 17th Taro Okamoto Art Award in 2014.

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rdfs:comment	Kyun-Chome (キュンチョメ) is a Japanese artist unit based in Tokyo, made up of Nabuchi (ナブチ, b. 1984, Mito) and Honma Eri (ホンマエリ, b. 1987, Yokohama). They emerged as an art unit after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, and rose to prominence after winning the 17th Taro Okamoto Art Award in 2014. (en)
dcterms:subject	Japanese installation artists Japanese contemporary artists Japanese video artists Japanese artist groups and collectives Contemporary art movements Japanese contemporary art 21st-century Japanese artists Japanese activists
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