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Then-now-after has been conceived by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo as a platform for artists from Austria to reimagine and revisit their memories, interpretations, and dreams associated with Japan. Building on more than 150 years of cultural exchange between Austria and Japan, the exceptional year 2020 seemed perfect for this experiment. With works by Beni Altmüller, Yela An, Katharina Bayer, Sebastian Bobik, Hanna Burkart H.H. Capor, Julius Werner Chromecek, Dorit Chrysler, Ann Cotten / Michikazu, Matsune Dekonstrukt/Superkong, Daniel J. Derflinger, Felix Dieckmann, Lucas Dietrich, Akino Distelberger, Martin Ebner, Astrid Edlinger, Omani Frei, Fanni Futterknecht, Anna Gabriele, Nikolaus Gansterer / Simona Koch, Jari Genser, Anne Glassner, David Gobber, Marlene Gollner, Anita Gratzer, Marianne Greber, Elodie Grethen, Felix Grütsch, Katharina Gruzei, Stephie Hacker, Andreas Von Herzogenburg, Edgar Honetschläger, Honey & Bunny I Michelle Inaner, Eginhartz Kanter, Toni Kleinlercher, Matthias Klos, Koekkoek, Viktoria Körösi, Tonia Kos, Milan Loviška / Otto Krause, Peter Lagler, Claudia Larcher, Camilo Latorre, Julia Libiseller, Johann Lurf / Laura Wagner, Lotte Lyon, Nicolas Mahler, Marlene Maier, MaVaEs, Ralo Mayer, Mayerhofer-Ohata, Michaela Meissl, Rebecca Merlic, Silvia Miklin, Flora Miranda, Hannah Neckel / Voidgirl79, Yelena Maksutay / Yoshinori Niwa, Chris Norz / Philipp Osanna, Elza Okazaki, Sarah Ortmeyer, Michael Perl, Christiane Peschek, Karin Pliem, Agnes Prammer, PRINZpod, Gabriele Proy, Werner Puntigam, Christoph Punzmann, Lucja Radwan, Judith Saupper, Chris Saupper, Roman Scheidl, Martha Schnuderl, Iris Schwarz, Walter Seidl, Wolfgang Seierl, Günter Seyfried, Siedl/Cao, Andrea Siegl, Guido Spannocchi, Martina Stock, Dekonstrukt/Superkong, Akemi Takeya, Christian Teckert, Lea Titz, Hannah Todt, Julian Turner, Nana Tylo, Hana Usui, Sarah Van Esbroeck, Michael Vienne, Johann Lurf and Laura Wagner, Therese Wagner, Margret Wibmer, Rosa Wiesauer, Anna Witt, Alexandra Zedtwitz, Laurent Ziegler, Christian Zürn. #JapanRevisited202x is a project by the Austrian Cultural Forum Tokyo.