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"'No Future', No Future" Exhibition
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Hikaru Suzuki, Yuta Hayakawa, Ryuichi Haga
"No Future," No Future is an exhibition by three promising young artists: Hikaru Suzuki, Yuta Hayakawa and Ryuichi Haga.
Suzuki produces mostly video work that incorporates images captured and edited through the lens of the artist's own unique viewpoint. The videos are full of humor, while also exuding something of an enigmatic atmosphere. Viewers find themselves becoming unwittingly absorbed in what unfolds onscreen, gradually becoming aware of the painstakingly considered composition that has gone into each work.
Hayakawa and Haga create mainly sculptural works. Haga's works all share a certain sense of movement and dynamism in common. They often feature rotating objects such as propellers, repetitively performing the same destructive operation of scattering small doses of viscosity all over the place.
All of Hayakawa's works seem to pursue the same sense of detail and subtlety. He takes invisible forces that often go unnoticed - gravity, or surface tension - reconfigures them with a finely-tuned sensibility, and transforms them into works of art. His works, composed from "primitive" elements and materials like water droplets, rotations and descents, exude a sense of tranquility that contrasts with Haga's work.
May 24th (Sun) 19:00-
Special talk event part 1
with Fumihiko Sumitomo (director, Yokohama International Video Festival 2009) and Ren Fukuzumi (art critic)
¥1000 (includes one drink), limited to 30 persons, reservation required.
May 29th (Fri) 19:00-
Ongoing music live performance
starts 19:30, ¥2000 (includes one drink)
with 5323, Akiko Igaki, Nejiko Pijin, Makoto Oshiro
May 30th (Sat) 19:00-
Special talk event part 2
with Taro Izumi (contemporary/video artist), Ryuta Uki (Chim Pom)
¥1000 (includes one drink), limited to first 30 persons, reservation required.
May 31st (Sun) 15:00-
Pre Ongoing School: lecture on works at this exhibition by the artist.
¥1500 (includes cake and drink), limited to first 30 persons
Suzuki produces mostly video work that incorporates images captured and edited through the lens of the artist's own unique viewpoint. The videos are full of humor, while also exuding something of an enigmatic atmosphere. Viewers find themselves becoming unwittingly absorbed in what unfolds onscreen, gradually becoming aware of the painstakingly considered composition that has gone into each work.
Hayakawa and Haga create mainly sculptural works. Haga's works all share a certain sense of movement and dynamism in common. They often feature rotating objects such as propellers, repetitively performing the same destructive operation of scattering small doses of viscosity all over the place.
All of Hayakawa's works seem to pursue the same sense of detail and subtlety. He takes invisible forces that often go unnoticed - gravity, or surface tension - reconfigures them with a finely-tuned sensibility, and transforms them into works of art. His works, composed from "primitive" elements and materials like water droplets, rotations and descents, exude a sense of tranquility that contrasts with Haga's work.
May 24th (Sun) 19:00-
Special talk event part 1
with Fumihiko Sumitomo (director, Yokohama International Video Festival 2009) and Ren Fukuzumi (art critic)
¥1000 (includes one drink), limited to 30 persons, reservation required.
May 29th (Fri) 19:00-
Ongoing music live performance
starts 19:30, ¥2000 (includes one drink)
with 5323, Akiko Igaki, Nejiko Pijin, Makoto Oshiro
May 30th (Sat) 19:00-
Special talk event part 2
with Taro Izumi (contemporary/video artist), Ryuta Uki (Chim Pom)
¥1000 (includes one drink), limited to first 30 persons, reservation required.
May 31st (Sun) 15:00-
Pre Ongoing School: lecture on works at this exhibition by the artist.
¥1500 (includes cake and drink), limited to first 30 persons
Schedule | May 20 (Wed) 2009-May 31 (Sun) 2009 Opening Hours Information
Opening Reception May 23 (Sat) 2009 19:00 - 00:00 | ||||
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| Fee | ¥400 + 1 selected tea | ||||
| Venue | Art Center Ongoing http://www.ongoing.jp/en/  | ||||
| Location | 1-8-7 Kichijoji-Higashicho, Musashino-shi, Tokyo 180-0002 | ||||
| Access | 9 minute walk from the North exit of Kichijoji Station on the JR Chuo and Sobu lines or Keio Inokashira line. | ||||
| Phone | 0422-26-8454 | ||||
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