Related event of Mitsushima Takayuki Residency and Exhibition
"GOING OVER—Touching the Texture of the City"
【Online streaming】 Talk event
We will discuss about the exhibition and the creation of MITSUSHIMA takayuki, who is blind an active as an artist. At the event we will connect online two venues "Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery" and "The Museum of Art, EHIME", both of which Mitsushima is exhibiting at the same time, "GOING OVER—Touching the Texture of the City" and "Adventures in Viewing:Wavering senses". Mitsushima and the curators of the exhibitions will talk. The main topics will be the contents of each exhibition, Mitsushima's work.
archive movie
Available to the public for a limited time from September 21 to September 30, 2022.
| Title | 【Online streaming】 Talk event *Conducted in Japanese |
|---|---|
| Date and Time | Saturday, 10 September, 18:30～20:00 |
| Guests | MITSUSHIMA Takayuki(artist), TAKAUCHI Yoko(staff member of "atelier MITSUSHIMA"), KAMEI Tomomi(staff member of "atelier MITSUSHIMA"), TASHIRO Ayako (Curator, The Museum of Art, EHIME）, ISHIZAKI Mikako (Curator, The Museum of Art, EHIME), KAWAHARA Kouya (Curator, Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery) |
| Holding method | This online streaming event has been closed. Archived videos are now available until Sep 30, 2022. |
| Organized by | Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery/ The Museum of Art, EHIME |
Related exhibition （The Museum of Art, EHIME）
Special Exhibition: Adventures in Viewing:Wavering senses
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Interactive program
Mitsushima Takayuki Residency and Exhibition: GOING OVER—Touching the Texture of the City
- Period
- Tuesday, 9 August 2022 to Sunday, 25 September 2022
- Venue
- Tokyo Shibuya Koen-dori Gallery, Interactive Space
- Admission
- Free
Mitsushima Takayuki, a blind artist, has been invited to produce works in residency on the theme of the city and to give a participatory hands-on exhibition, “Mitsushima Takayuki Residency and Exhibition: GOING OVER—Touching the Texture of the City.” Mitsushima has long explored the possibilities of “touch-and-see” painting. Through his works, Mitsushima will stimulate visitors’ senses to touch the texture of the city, including the sounds and smells that abound, and the texture of the ground that can be felt through the soles of one’s feet. With visitors not only experiencing the works at the exhibition venue but also participating in their creation, unexpected forms will surely emerge. This is a gateway to a world that is not only visual, but also an opportunity to experience the city that lies beyond sight.
