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Yosuke Amemiya + Kei Takemura Exhibition
Tokyo Wonder Site Shibuya
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Yosuke Amemiya, Kei Takemura
TWS Shibuya is hosting two up-and-coming artists' exhibitions "TEAM 13 Yosuke Amemiya -Whiplash Neuron" and "TEAM 14 Kei Takemura -Apart a Part" starting from June 28th.
Yosuke Amemiya has introduced video installation works with which viewers can go back and forth between reality and fiction. In his multilayered space with mirror-like structure, motifs like flogs, plants, apples, which all have repetitively showed up in his work before, are arranged in a way that they intricately intermingle with each other. Once stepping into the space, viewers experience a sensation that they can't figure out where they are and what they just underwent, starting to reconsider what is reality and what is not.
Kei Takemura is based in Berlin, Germany. After observing his friends' daily activities and rooms closely, Takemura reenacts their living using media like embroidery, drawing and performance. Such a method seems to evoke a sense that the fragments of intimate feelings and memories toward certain spaces and people are layered one after another. In this exhibition entitled "Apart a part", Takemura introduces his new series which reconstructs his friend's everyday life in a space where embroidered organdie cloth is displayed, while in another series, he restores broken cups and plates. By deciphering
and radicating touchable yet ungraspable phenomena on transparent organdie and in gaps between the lines depicted on tracing papers, Takemura awakens memories and senses of viewers.
-Opening Reception: June 28th (Sat) 18:00-20:00
-Other related events
Open House with Yosuke Amemiya & Kei Takemura: June 14th (Sat) 16:00-17:00 @ TWS Aoyama
Gallery Talk by Yosuke Amemiya & Kei Takemura: June 29th (Sun) 16:00-17:00 @ TWS Shibuya
Performance by Kei Takemura: July 6th (Sun) 16:00 @ TWS Shibuya
[Image: Yosuke Amemiya "Knowledge" (2006-2007) Oil paint, plastic cast, wood]
Yosuke Amemiya has introduced video installation works with which viewers can go back and forth between reality and fiction. In his multilayered space with mirror-like structure, motifs like flogs, plants, apples, which all have repetitively showed up in his work before, are arranged in a way that they intricately intermingle with each other. Once stepping into the space, viewers experience a sensation that they can't figure out where they are and what they just underwent, starting to reconsider what is reality and what is not.
Kei Takemura is based in Berlin, Germany. After observing his friends' daily activities and rooms closely, Takemura reenacts their living using media like embroidery, drawing and performance. Such a method seems to evoke a sense that the fragments of intimate feelings and memories toward certain spaces and people are layered one after another. In this exhibition entitled "Apart a part", Takemura introduces his new series which reconstructs his friend's everyday life in a space where embroidered organdie cloth is displayed, while in another series, he restores broken cups and plates. By deciphering
and radicating touchable yet ungraspable phenomena on transparent organdie and in gaps between the lines depicted on tracing papers, Takemura awakens memories and senses of viewers.
-Opening Reception: June 28th (Sat) 18:00-20:00
-Other related events
Open House with Yosuke Amemiya & Kei Takemura: June 14th (Sat) 16:00-17:00 @ TWS Aoyama
Gallery Talk by Yosuke Amemiya & Kei Takemura: June 29th (Sun) 16:00-17:00 @ TWS Shibuya
Performance by Kei Takemura: July 6th (Sun) 16:00 @ TWS Shibuya
[Image: Yosuke Amemiya "Knowledge" (2006-2007) Oil paint, plastic cast, wood]
Schedule | Jun 28 (Sat) 2008-Aug 31 (Sun) 2008 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Free | ||||
| Venue | Tokyo Wonder Site Shibuya http://www.tokyo-ws.org/english/shibuya/  | ||||
| Location | Shibuya Workers' Welfare Hall 1F, 1-19-8 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0041 | ||||
| Access | 8 minute walk from JR Shibuya station. | ||||
| Phone | 03-3463-0603 |
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