[period] From Sunday, April 27, 2014 to Sunday, June 15
[time] From 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (as for the entering a building until half past 4 p.m.)
[entering a building charges] general 300 yen, university student 150 yen
Monday (permanent exhibition view charges / group to include is 20% off more than 20 people) free in the owners such as less than high school student, one 65 years or older, the person with a disability notebook [closed day] (5/5 is opened, and 5/7 is closed)
[sponsorship] Shioe, Takamatsu-shi art museum
[cooperation] General Sanuki life culture promotion foundation Foundation
After the Great East Japan Earthquake that Oikawa みのるは, hometown from Kesennuma-shi, Miyagi suffered crushing damage, the monochrome shows the world, and it is said that I repeated the monologue to living and making it. And with nature which believed that did not change forever faced each other, and reflected, and tried the expression of the strange えるめ “fairy tale” in hope for despair. This “fairy tale” is raised as a slogan to the futures when it is “hope” itself to do practically, and the word “メルヘンカモン” is strongly strong and is going to advance to in front of not a dream and imagination forward. I display the installation that I loaded with a woodcut, humor and the prayer that made Sue carving, seaweed and the fish of young girls who yearn for the sea of the hometown by the book exhibition, and spun a story a motif. In addition, I look back on an admiration and feelings for the art that I cultivated with a photograph and a picture work until now and introduce “the fairy tale” that I opened up with an original style.
“A fairy tale live”
A collaboration live to stop by if Diamondlily and Oikawa grow. “Tsuyako shakes” on the stage of a work of the installation and shows (words grow Oikawa) in Spanish. In addition, after a performance, I hold the gallery talking by the writer.
[the date and time] Sunday, June 1 from 19:00 to 20:00 (the 18:30 opening)
[admission] 500 yen
[place] Plan exhibition room
Shioe, Takamatsu-shi art museum homepage
http://www.city.takamatsu.kagawa.jp/5041.html