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4th Fuchu Biennale "True Colors: Adventures of Colors"
Fuchu Art Museum
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Artists
Yosuke Amamiya, Sei Imazawa, Takafumi Hara, Tsutomu Muto, Ruriko Murayama, Kentaro Yokouchi, Yutaka Watanabe
Fuchu Biennale features emerging artists who are below age 40 and associated with the Tama area. This is the 4th biennale, taking "color" as its theme.
As various aspects of life become digitalized, artificially produced colors are beginning to occupy everyday life. Digital manipulation made it possible to produce all kinds of colors, and yet this technology has brought about a homogenization of aesthetic values that are originally unique to each color. Such phenomenon can be tied to the blending that culture and society have gone through in today's globalized, commercialized world.
This exhibition aims to readdress the meaning of colors in the context of art. Seven artists who demonstrate particular color usage and make distinctive decisions with colors were chosen to address new expressions using color and the possibilities of art.
In Japanese, "iro," meaning "color," is also used to refer to "individual character," which cannot be simply translated into digits. Through works by these young artists who susceptibly respond to the changing condition of life, we can investigate the underlying meaning found in the notion of "color", and reflect upon the "true color" we all possess.
Artist Talk
November 15th (Sat) Ruriko Murayama, Kentaro Yokouchi
November 23rd (Sun) Yosuke Amamiya, Takafumi Hara
November 30th (Sun) Sei Imazawa, Tsutomu Muto, Yutaka Watanabe
all starting at 14:00. No reservation required, but admission ticket to the exhibition must.
Performance
December 21st (Sun), 14:00
Free, no reservation required.
Feat. Yosuke Amamiya, Ryuta Osawa, Natsumi Sakamoto, Takuya Kaiso, etc.
As various aspects of life become digitalized, artificially produced colors are beginning to occupy everyday life. Digital manipulation made it possible to produce all kinds of colors, and yet this technology has brought about a homogenization of aesthetic values that are originally unique to each color. Such phenomenon can be tied to the blending that culture and society have gone through in today's globalized, commercialized world.
This exhibition aims to readdress the meaning of colors in the context of art. Seven artists who demonstrate particular color usage and make distinctive decisions with colors were chosen to address new expressions using color and the possibilities of art.
In Japanese, "iro," meaning "color," is also used to refer to "individual character," which cannot be simply translated into digits. Through works by these young artists who susceptibly respond to the changing condition of life, we can investigate the underlying meaning found in the notion of "color", and reflect upon the "true color" we all possess.
Artist Talk
November 15th (Sat) Ruriko Murayama, Kentaro Yokouchi
November 23rd (Sun) Yosuke Amamiya, Takafumi Hara
November 30th (Sun) Sei Imazawa, Tsutomu Muto, Yutaka Watanabe
all starting at 14:00. No reservation required, but admission ticket to the exhibition must.
Performance
December 21st (Sun), 14:00
Free, no reservation required.
Feat. Yosuke Amamiya, Ryuta Osawa, Natsumi Sakamoto, Takuya Kaiso, etc.
Schedule | Nov 15 (Sat) 2008-Feb 1 (Sun) 2009 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Adults ¥600, University & High School Students ¥300, Junior High & Elementary School Students ¥150 | ||||||
| Venue | Fuchu Art Museum | ||||||
| Location | 1-3 Sengen-cho, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo 183-0001 | ||||||
| Access | 17 minute walk from the North exit of Higashi-fuchu Station on the Keio line; From the South exit of Musashi-Koganei Station on the JR Chuo line, take the Keio bus towards Fuchu Station and get off at Ippongi. | ||||||
| Phone | 050-5541-8600 | ||||||
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