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, 蜷川 有紀（にながわ ゆき、1960年8月18日 - ）は、日本の女優、画家、映像作家。出生名・水野さつ子。神奈川県横浜市出身。夫は作家で政治家の猪瀬直樹。 （財）全国税理士共栄会文化財団評議員、芸術活動分野選考委員、青森県立美術館アドバイザー、InnovativeTechnologies特別賞選考委員（経済産業省）等として多くの文化活動にも貢献している。大正大学表現学部客員教授（2016年 −）
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