Kenjro Okazaki：Morikazu Kumagai TalkSorry, this entry is only available in Japanese. |
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(Japanese) 鈴木基真：クリエイションの未来展 第13回 清水敏男監修 「鈴木基真展 ＭＯＤ」（LIXILギャラリー）Sorry, this entry is only available in Japanese. |
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(Japanese) 大山エンリコイサム：『キース・へリング アートはすべての人のために。』刊行記念トーク（銀座蔦屋書店）Sorry, this entry is only available in Japanese. |
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Enrico Isamu Ōyama’s Solo Exhibition "Found Object"（COURTYARD HIROO Gallery）
Enrico Isamu Ōyama’s solo exhibition Found Object will be held from September 1 (Friday) through September 30 (Saturday) at COURTYARD HIROO Gallery.
Ōyama will showcase 15 new pieces of his “Found Object” series at this exhibition. The series features Quick Turn Structure, an abstract motif Ōyama applies on a range of the surface of anonymous objects, such as framed drawings, photographs, and prints which he finds in thrift stores in New York and other US cities. Ōyama starts off creating pieces of the series by looking for and encountering random objects which locations he finds them in are marked on the work captions. Faded, stained paper and damaged frames let viewers imagine the past life of those anonymous objects. This is his first exhibition which places sole emphasis on the “Found Object” series. ————————————————————————— Opening Party: 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Sep. 1 (Fri) Period: Sep. 1 (Fri) – Sep. 30 (Sat), 2017 ————————————————————————— Organized by: ATOM Corporation / COURTYARD HIROO |
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Enrico Isamu Ōyama: "Sites of Knowledge"（Jane Lombard Gallery）
Enrico Isamu Ōyama will be participating in the group exhibition Sites of Knowledge on Thursday, June 8 at Jane Lombard Gallery in New York. This exhibition explores history, authorship and visual structures of knowledge through works of varied media by artists examining the “symbol” and language. There, Ōyama will show his latest works and live painting performance at the opening reception. |
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Kenjiro OkazakiSorry, this entry is only available in Japanese. |
(Japanese) 鈴木基真：クリエイションの未来展 第13回 清水敏男監修 「鈴木基真展 ＭＯＤ」（LIXILギャラリー）
Sorry, this entry is only available in Japanese.
(Japanese) 大山エンリコイサム：『キース・へリング アートはすべての人のために。』刊行記念トーク（銀座蔦屋書店）
Sorry, this entry is only available in Japanese.
Enrico Isamu Ōyama’s Solo Exhibition "Found Object"（COURTYARD HIROO Gallery）
Enrico Isamu Ōyama’s solo exhibition Found Object will be held from September 1 (Friday) through September 30 (Saturday) at COURTYARD HIROO Gallery.
Ōyama will showcase 15 new pieces of his “Found Object” series at this exhibition. The series features Quick Turn Structure, an abstract motif Ōyama applies on a range of the surface of anonymous objects, such as framed drawings, photographs, and prints which he finds in thrift stores in New York and other US cities. Ōyama starts off creating pieces of the series by looking for and encountering random objects which locations he finds them in are marked on the work captions. Faded, stained paper and damaged frames let viewers imagine the past life of those anonymous objects. This is his first exhibition which places sole emphasis on the “Found Object” series.
As a closing program of the exhibition, a collaborative performance between Ōyama and dancers from Co. YAMADAUN will take place at 6:30 p.m. on September 30 (Saturday), the final day of this exhibition.
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Found Object
Opening Party: 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Sep. 1 (Fri)
Closing Program: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. on Sep. 30 (Sat)
Period: Sep. 1 (Fri) – Sep. 30 (Sat), 2017
Hours: 12 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Closed: Sundays and national holidays
Venue: COURTYARD HIROO Gallery (Approx. 8 min. on foot from Exit 4 of Hiroo Station, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line)
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Organized by: ATOM Corporation / COURTYARD HIROO
Directed by: M&I ART CO., Ltd.
Supported by: Takuro Someya Contemporary Art
Enrico Isamu Ōyama: "Sites of Knowledge"（Jane Lombard Gallery）
Enrico Isamu Ōyama will be participating in the group exhibition Sites of Knowledge on Thursday, June 8 at Jane Lombard Gallery in New York.
This exhibition explores history, authorship and visual structures of knowledge through works of varied media by artists examining the “symbol” and language. There, Ōyama will show his latest works and live painting performance at the opening reception.
We hope you will get a chance to visit the exhibition and view his works if you visit or live in or close to New York.
For more information regarding this exhibition:
http://www.janelombardgallery.com/current/