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  • Akihiro Higuchi - Pictures of the month (art magazine)

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    27.08.2019

    If you want to stay up to date with the art world, reads the magazine “art” every month. The current 2019 September issue is particularly exciting for all fans of Akihiro Higuchi, as two of his insect works are featured under the heading "Pictures of the Month". The occasion is the group exhibition Beating wings. Insects in contemporary art, ... read more
    If you want to stay up to date with the art world, reads the magazine “art” every month. The current 2019 September issue is particularly exciting for all fans of Akihiro Higuchi, as two of his insect works are featured under the heading "Pictures of the Month". The occasion is the group exhibition Beating wings. Insects in contemporary art, which will take place until the 13th of October 2019 at the Museum Sinclair-Haus. Works by the artist can also be viewed at the gallery by appointment.... show less
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  • SHIRO MASUYAMA

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    26.08.2019

    Making a saddle for the Bactrian camel I sheared using own wool (Soloausstellung)
    B Gallery, BEAMS JAPAN, Tokyo, Japan
    8.11.-1.12.2019
    Sponsored by iDA Awards, University of Atypical, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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  • Shiro Masuyama

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    21.08.2019

    Coexistence (Soloausstellung)
    Siamsa Tire - National Folk Theatre of Ireland, Kerry, Ireland 
    04.10.-1.11.2019
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  • YOSHIAKI KAHATSU -NOW, IT'S TIME TO PLAY
    Gruppenausstellung - Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
    20. Juli - 20. Oktober 2019

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    20.08.2019

    Playing is only something for children and later rather unproductive. But is that true? Not at all, because games inspire creative thinking and lead to new ideas and solutions. These often overlooked benefits of playing are the subject of the current group show Now, it's time to play at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo to which Yoshiaki Kaihatsu was invited to participate. With his Juke no kabe (Wall of exams) - built from cabinets and chests of drawers typical in Japan and Korea - Kaihatsu points in a playful and admonishing way to the psychological stress of young students in the face of the many, future-oriented ... read more
    Playing is only something for children and later rather unproductive. But is that true? Not at all, because games inspire creative thinking and lead to new ideas and solutions. These often overlooked benefits of playing are the subject of the current group show Now, it's time to play at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo to which Yoshiaki Kaihatsu was invited to participate. With his Juke no kabe (Wall of exams) - built from cabinets and chests of drawers typical in Japan and Korea - Kaihatsu points in a playful and admonishing way to the psychological stress of young students in the face of the many, future-oriented school examinations.... show less
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  • YOSHIAKI KAIHATSU
    ARE KORE KAIHATSU FACTORY
    EXHIBITION WITH MASASHI ASADA (HAKONE OPEN AIR MUSEUM, JAPAN)
    August 3 - SEPTEMBER 23, 2019

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    20.08.2019

    When Yoshiaki Kaihatsu pays tribute to the giants of art history like Daniel Buren, Jackson Pollock or Piet Mondrian in absurdly huge underpants, socks and undershirts, even the most conservative museum visitors ... read more
    When Yoshiaki Kaihatsu pays tribute to the giants of art history like Daniel Buren, Jackson Pollock or Piet Mondrian in absurdly huge underpants, socks and undershirts, even the most conservative museum visitors will not be able to refrain from smiling. The sense of humor with which Kaihatsu skilfully tackles the mechanisms of the art world such as fame, ego, rivalries or macho posturing is just too well-done. In his work-in-progress work Picasso Factory (147801 Series), which is also on display, Kaihatsu even takes on the most well-known of all artists. The self-imposed goal is to outperform Picasso in terms of productivity by just one work.
    
    

    

    Yoshiaki Kaihatsu, Picasso Factory (147801 Series), 2019, exhibition view at Hakone Open Air Museum 2019.

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