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MAEDA Kasumi ＋ TOYOSHIMA Sayaka “Put a soft cane Climb with flat eyes”
OPEN SITE 7 | Open Call Program【Performance】
The artist Maeda Kasumi and the dancer Toyoshima Toyoshima produce performance works juxtaposed with discourse on “placing the body” and “redefining movement as matter.” By structuring movements around a certain body part, which is entrusted to a space, the other person’s body or an object, the artists cause each other’s body to move in an “inconvenient” way, as if an unintended sensation such as an itch or pain is crawling across the skin, opening up a new door to physical perception as a means of expand the potential of the human body.
| Date | 2022/11/18 (Fri) 19:00- 2022/11/19 (Sat) 13:00- / 17:00- 2022/11/20 (Sun) 13:00- |
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| Ticket | 1,500 yen - Booking required - Booking acceptance will be closed when the seats are fully booked, or 2 hours before the performance. |
| Venue | Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo: Space C (3F) |
| Performance | MAEDA Kasumi, TOYOSHIMA Sayaka |
| Ticket Information | Booking for the performance on 11/18(Fri) is closed. （11/17）
Booking for the performance on 11/19(Sat) 13:00-is closed! A few tickets without reservation available at the door. (11/19) Booking for the performance on 11/19(Sat) 17:00-is closed! (11/19) Booking for the performance on 11/20(Sun) is closed! (11/20) |
Put a soft cane 2022 WALLA, Tokyo
Put a soft cane 2022 WALLA, Tokyo
Put a soft cane 2022 WALLA, Tokyo
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Profile
MAEDA Kasumi
Born in 1991. Using physical insufficiency and uneasiness as a starting point, Maeda creates video works that document behavior intended to reconfirm the body and dispense with physical uncertainty and anxiety.
https://www.kasumimaeda.com/
TOYOSHIMA Sayaka
Born in 1993. Performer and dancer. By creating performances that explore the relationship between the ikebana process and dance, Toyoshima forms a connection with the body through natural materials such as flowers and branches. She is currently concentrating on physical expressions, and collaborating with musicians and artists.
https://www.sayakatoyoshima.com/
Participating Creator
