Located in the heart of SoHo, this loft was once the home and studio of pioneering Video Artists Shigeko Kubota and Nam June Paik. For over four decades, it served as a hub of artistic experimentation and living space where the couple lived, worked, and helped define the language of video sculpture.

The Shigeko Kubota Video Art Foundation now occupies this historic space to preserve and present Kubota’s legacy and vision for the future. Through her sculptures, installations, and writings, Shigeko pushed the boundaries of technology and storytelling, blending video, memory, and sculpture.

Kubota believed that video was more than just a medium; it was a way of being, seeing, and remembering. Her groundbreaking work continues to shape the evolution of contemporary media art, and this Foundation ensures that her vision lives on.