2012.01.27
2011.12.07
2011.08.10
Artist HIRAKU SUZUKI is holding his solo exhibition "Glyphs of the Light" at WIMBLEDON space, from August 8 (Mon.) to September 16 (Fri.).
In this show, he exhibits around 40 new drawings together with sculptures produced during the Tokyo Wonder Site residency at Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon (CCW), University of the Arts London.
We hope to see many of you!
Venue:WIMBLEDON space
(Wimbledon College of Art, Merton Hall Road, SW19 3QA)
Exhibition Period:August 8 (Mon.) - September 16 (Fri.)
Opening Event:August 10 (Wed.) 17:00 - 20:00
*Live Drawing Performance in the Theatre 18:00 -
Open:Monday to Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Closed:Weekends and Bank Holidays
Transportation to the venue:
Train
Wimbledon Station is served by trains from London Waterloo, Vauxhall, London Bridge, and Kings Cross.
Tube
Wimbledon (District Line) South Wimbledon (Northern Line).
Tram
Direct from Croydon to Wimbledon Station. Dundonald Road is the nearest stop to the Merton Hall Road.
Bus
From Wimbledon Station take 163 or 164 towards Morden and alight at Nelson Hospital on Kingston Road.
See more information (University of the Arts London Wimbledon website)≫
http://newsevents.arts.ac.uk/event/hiraku-suzuki-glyphs-of-the-light/
Profile of HIRAKU SUZUKI
HIRAKU SUZUKI (b.1978) obtained an MFA from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. He has had solo exhibitions at Galerie du Jour, Paris (2010) and Tokyo Wonder Site Shibuya, Tokyo (2008). Group exhibitions include Roppongi Crossing, Mori Art Museum, Tokyo (2010); 100 stories of love, The 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (2009); Between site and space, ARTSPACE, Sydney (2009); Red Bull House of Art, Hotel Central, Sao Paulo (2009) and Vision of Contemporary Art, The Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo (2009). His work is held in the collection of The 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa. Publications include GENGA, published by Kawade Shobo Shinsha/Agnes b., 2010 and Looking For Minerals published by BEAMS. He was awarded a grant from the Asian Cultural Council (2011) and following his residency at University of the Arts London he will undergo a six‐month residency at Location One, New York.
2011.07.20
Currently, Artist Shinji Ohmaki is participating in a residency at iaab in Basel, Switzerland through Tokyo Wonder Site's Exchange Residency Program, and having his solo exhibition "Memorandum" at iaab-project space "Basement".
In this exhibition, he creates Installation with more than one hundreds of flowers which were collected from Basel and the surrounding area and patterns.
Would you like to visit his exhibition and discover the new world of Shinji Ohmaki?
2011.07.06
Please take a look at the images below to see how the preparation is going (taken on July 6, 2011)
For more details about "NEXT-TWS 10 YEARS!", please refer to the following page.
http://www.tokyo-ws.org/english/archive/2011/07/next---tws-10-years.shtml
2011.07.02
2011.07.01
On the occasion of TWS 10th anniversary, TWS will be holding an exhibition "NEXT - TWS 10 Years!" at TWS Shibuya.
We expect this exhibition to be an opportunity to consider "the next decade" with you all.
On July 7 (Thu.) , the opening day of the exhibition , we would like to talk about "How you have been till now", "How you are doing now", "How you are going to do from now" and so on with you.
Please come and join us with your stories and recent works if you have one.
Time and Date: July 7 (Thu.) 17:00 - 21:00
Venue: Tokyo Wonder Site Shibuya
We are also expecting your messages and images for future.
We look forward to your participation.
2011.05.25
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TWS CiR Open Studio
Tokyo Story 2010 | TWS Shibuya
"Ei Arakawa & Karl Holmqvist 'pOEtry pArk'" (2010) Photo:Polly Braden
Currently, TWS is hosting the exhibition "Tokyo Story 2010" at all the venues in Aoyama, Shibuya, and Hongo. Ei Arakawa, who participated last year's "International Creator Residency Program", will present a performance at TWS Shibuya this Saturday.
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Ei Arakawa with Ayako Oshima, Kaori Otake, Kaori Tooyama, Sayo Tomita, Asami Nagura, Miki Matsumoto presents:
Live Performance:
Mid-Yuming ('80 to '85) and Count Down Stencils
28 May, Sat 15:00-16:00
TWS Shibuya
Free of charge / No reservation required
*Please note that the works of Motoyuki Shitamichi will not be showen in the exhibition space on the day of this performance.
2011.05.25
2011.05.06
The winners for TOKYO EXPERIMENTAL FESTIVAL― SOUND, ART & PERFORMANCE was selected.
[Grand Prize]
Toshie Takeuchi, Lasse Piasecki and Lars Kynde "Composition Machine no. 4, Wandelende Tak"
[Special Prize]
The Dialogue "Reorienting Orientationalism, New Directions (haircolour), International Class"
Asuka Okajima "Vanished"
[Encouragement Prize]
Carla Cisno "Breathing Room ― reactive sound environment"
Go Suenaga "BED - Concert for Sleeper -"
Neil Luck "Trial (Error)"
Navinko "CityMixer"