Past Exhibitions
Sat, Mar 10, 2012 - Sun, Mar 25
“Arts Towada Open Gallery” was an attempt to test the possibilities of art and bring new value and creativity to the region. True to the mission of the Arts Towada initiative, which strives to hold exhibitions that stimulate the community through art, the Arts Towada Open Gallery centered on resident production. The exhibition was also an opportunity to transform new artistic discoveries and perceptions developed by uniting artists, residents, and the museum as a source of inspiration for the city. In the 2012 Arts Towada Open Gallery, world-renowned artist Mineo Aayamaguchi’s proposal was chosen for production and exhibition.
Mineo Aayamaguchi
Born in Gunma in 1953. One of the first students of Jiro Takamatsu, Aayamaguchi traveled to London in 1974 and graduated from St Martins School of Art, London, in 1978 with a degree in sculpture. After over three decades in London, he returned home to Japan in 2006.
Solo exhibitions include Inner Colour, Franklin Furnace (New York, 1984); Outer Inner Colour, Sagamachi Exhibit Space (Tokyo, 1986); Kaleidoscope; ICA (London, 1988); Omotesando Gallery +, MUSÉE F (Tokyo, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2011); and NSA noborimachi space of art (Hiroshima, 2009).
Group exhibitions also include Performance Art, Tate Gallery (London, 1985); Charting Time, Serpentine Gallery (London, 1986); Ryo, 5 Japanese Sculptors Abroad, National Museum (Singapore, 1992); One Minute Television 1993, The Late Show BBC 2 (England, 1993).
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Date
Location
Towada Art Center
Admission
Free *Collection admission charged separately
Organizer
Towada Art Center
In Cooperation with
Art & Design Studio Kitchen
Taro Matsuyoshi Design Studio
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