OPEN STUDIO 2010/May PRESENTATION: Dai Fujikura(Composer) GUEST TALK: Tsuyoshi Ozawa(Artist)

Open Studio

OPEN STUDIO 2010/May PRESENTATION: Dai Fujikura(Composer) GUEST TALK: Tsuyoshi Ozawa(Artist)

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TitleOPEN STUDIO 2010/May PRESENTATION: Dai Fujikura(Composer) GUEST TALK: Tsuyoshi Ozawa(Artist)
Date2010.5.22(Sat)  
Time11:00 - 18:00
AdmissionFree
Organize
Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Tokyo Wonder Site
VenueTWS Aoyama:Creator-in-Residence
Artist
Guest Creator Project Program
Bitter/ Weber(Photography / Austria)

Local Creator Residence Program
Yuko Kamei(Visual Art / Japan) mamoru(Sound Art / Japan) Motoyuki Shitamichi(Visual Art / Japan) Yuichiro Tamura(Visual Art, Performing Art / Japan)

Research Residence Program
Liang Xing Jin(Visual Art / China) Jongeun Lim(Curation / Korea) Momu & No Es(Visual Art / Spain) Vishwa Shroff(Visual Art / India)
Japones2.jpg(Momu & No Es)

TWS Aoyama

Creator-in-Residence organises monthly public program, "OPEN STUDIO" which is for the public to see the creative processes of residing artists, to communicate and to exchange ideas about their works. In each studio, the artists present the progress of their works or research in various ways. In the OPEN STUDIO of this month, we hold two intriguing talks. An emerging composer, Dai Fujikura, who is becoming a focus of world attention, gives a presentation about his creative activities and pieces of his own composition. An active artist, Tsuyoshi Ozawa will talk about "Journey and Creation" based on his diverse working experience abroad. Please don't miss this precious opportunity.

Schedule

11:00 - 18:00 OPEN STUDIO
13:00 - 14:00 PRESENTATION Dai Fujikura(Composer)
15:00 - 16:30 GUEST TALK "Journey and Creation"      Guest: Tsuyoshi Ozawa(Artist)

Profile

Tsuyoshi Ozawa(Artist)

Born in 1965, Tokyo. As a student at the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, Ozawa began his work called "Jizo-ing" in which he photographs Jizo statues that he has made himself and then situated in different environments. In 1993, he began creating portable, miniature galleries from milk boxes, naming them, Nasubi Gallery or Consultation Art. In 1999, he planned Museum of Soy Sauce Art in what can be considered an ironic statement directed at the Japanese art history. In 2001, he began "Vegetable Weapon", a series of photographic portraits of young women holding weapons made from vegetable. In 2004, he had his first solo museum exhibition "Answer with Yes and No!" at the Mori Art Museum, Tokyo. In 2009, solo exhibition "The Invisible Runner Strides on" at the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art.

Participating Creator

Sabine BITTER
Eva no ES (Momu and No Es)
FUJIKURA Dai
LIANG Xing Jin
Yuko KAMEI
Jongeun LIM
mamoru
Lucia MOMU (Momu and No Es)
OZAWA Tsuyoshi
SHITAMICHI Motoyuki
Vishwa SHROFF
TAMURA Yuichiro
Helmut WEDER

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