
Exhibition featuring new urban street art by 9 artists from Japan
In a country where the western status quo does not rule (or is unable to because of the language barrier), exposure to various counter cultures in Japan results in culture shock. What follows is the spirit and attitude of these subcultures, which is then, in its own unique way, appropriated to suit the Japanese way of life. This exhibition explores the distinct expressions of Japanese artists who grew up on a skateboard, watching MTV, on a diet of music: from punk to hip hop to techno. New combi- nations were formed, new collaborations occurred, elements blended; with an open mind, free from the 'western conventions' of urban culture.
Mikito Ozeki's laboriously detailed paper cuts echoes centuries-old Japanese paper-cut art, kiri-e, while Taku Obatu's sculptures immortalize the ultimate 'freeze' stance, evidence of Obatu's b-boy origins. Painter and sculptor Ryuichi Ogino's work is informed by both American and Japanese culture, a juxtaposition of styles and media, exploring themes influenced by birth and origin.
JANUARY 22 - FEBRUARY 23, 2013
OPEN TUES - SAT, 12 NOON TO 7PM
CLOSED SUN, MON, AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
39 Keppel Road, Artspace@Helutrans
#01-05 Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Singapore 089065
T: +65 9088 7056
EMAIL: info@ikkan-art.com www.ikkan-art.com
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Hiraku Suzuki Hitotzuki
Koichiro Takagi
Madsaki
Mikito Ozeki
Oyamu Enrico
Osamu Letter
Ryuichi Ogino
Taku Obata
Youta Matsuoka
シンガポールで日本人9人をフィーチャーしたグループ展"TOKYO STREET"に参加しています。
期間 :
2013年1月22日 - 2月23日
場所 :
39 Keppel Road, Artspace@Helutrans
#01-05 Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Singapore 089065
T: +65 9088 7056
EMAIL: info@ikkan-art.com www.ikkan-art.com
参加アーティスト :
Hiraku Suzuki Hitotzuki
Koichiro Takagi
Madsaki
Mikito Ozeki
Oyamu Enrico
Osamu Letter
Ryuichi Ogino
Taku Obata
Youta Matsuoka