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27 Mar 2020
We temporarily close Tokyo branch on 3/28 and 3/29.
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- We temporarily close Tokyo branch on 3/28 and 3/29, following the request for self-restraint from Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike.
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13 Mar 2020
Cancellation[Tokyo] Tamie OKUYAMA Exhibition - Space-time of Painting -, April 4th (Sat) – 19th (Sun), 2020
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Tamie OKUYAMA Exhibition - Space-time of Painting -
April 4th (Sat) – 19th (Sun), 2020
10:00am – 6:00pm (Open every day during the event)
Venue: MIZOE ART GALLERY TOKYO
Since the birth of the quantum computer, the way quantum acts became a hot topic.
It is said that misty ambiguous being called quantum comprises the whole immense universe from micro to macro.
Accordingly, the world we sense is nothing but 2-dimensional information projected onto our perception as 3-dimensional existence due to quantum entanglement.
If quantum froze and everything in the world became a 2-dimensional state, how would the image appear to us?
Tamie Okuyama
Tamie OKUYAMA
【Credentials】
1946 Born in Nigata Prefecture, Japan. Raised in Tokyo.
1966 Stage painting credits for production of “Miss Julie” at Contemporary Theater Hall.
Set design credits for production of “John Silver” at Sogetsu Kaikan.
1967 Stage painting credits for production of “The Cherry Orchard” at Nissei Theater.
1969 Graduated with a Fine Arts Degree from Tokyo University of the Arts.
Traveled to Spain to be an honorary student at Real Academia de Bellas
Artes de San Fernando, Spain.
1970 Left the Academy to visit museums, churches, and universities throughout Europe.
1972 Returned to Japan after a year of travel across the Eurasian continent.
1974 Traveled across North America.
1978 Traveled the islands of Indonesia.
1979 Traveled around south America including Easter Island and Galápagos Islands.
1986 Painted “CAY” mural for Wacoal Art Center in Tokyo.
Visited Museum of Modern Art in New York to see Henri Rousseau Retrospective.
1987 Illustrated the serial novel “Yellow Hair” in Asahi Nespaper with drawings “Soul in my hand”.
Designed and illustrated Poster for Hiroshima.
1991 Visited National Palace Museum in Taipei to study Chinese landscape ink drawings.
1992 Received 35th Yasui Award.
1996 Attended Kwangju International Contemporary Art Festival in Kwangju City Art Museum in Korea as invited artist.
Attended Beijing Children’s Book Fair and traveled in China including Inner Mongolia.
2005 Became a professor of Onomichi University, Hiroshima.
2010 Received the 31st Hiroshima Culture Prize.
2012 Retired from Onomichi University.
Lives and works in Tokyo.
【Public Collections】
The Museum of Modern Art, Saitama.
Yokohama Museum of Art.
Setagaya Art Museum, Tokyo.
Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery.
Wacoal Art Center, Tokyo.
The Ishii Collection, University of Tsukuba.
Onomichi University.
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06 Mar 2020
Announcement of Art Fair Tokyo 2020’s voluntary suspension and cancellation
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- Announcement of Art Fair Tokyo 2020’s voluntary suspension and cancellation
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