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Launch of new issue of Kunstlicht magazine

21 Feb 2024
19:00 – 21:00

On 21 February 2024, Framer Framed hosts the launch of the new issue of Kunstlicht magazine, Between the Standing and the Inclined: Structures Supporting Change.

In this issue, the magazine examines the infrastructure and professional practice of artists. Using ‘support’ to speak of all that sustains and shapes an art practice, they ask: What allows someone to stand as an artist and art professional today? What opportunities exist for collective action and self-empowerment?

Speakers

Manuela Zammit en Alina Lupu, Dina from Egypt (Rumiko Hagiwara and Bea McMahon) en Kathrin Wolkowicz and the guest editors Angela Serino and Maja Bekan.

Guest-editors of this issue
Maja Bekan and Angela Serino, with contributions by Manuela Zammit and Alina Lupu, Patricia Healy McMeans, Eleonore Pano-Zavaroni and Kathrin Wolkowicz, Multiple Choice, Irena Borić, Mari Kalabegashvili, Gunndís Ýr Finnbogadóttir, Yasmine Ostendorf-Rodriguez, Toni Kritzer.

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When the Lights Go Out

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I’ll Be Your Mirror (Part II)

Saturday 2 December, 7-10.15pm

Performance event at Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin, as Dina from Egypt.

I’ll Be Your Mirror is conceived as a collage of performance, spoken word, screenings and live music.

https://hughlane.ie/explore_learn/ill-be-your-mirror-part-2/

Photo: Louis Haugh

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Petrosalon at Goethe Institut Rotterdam

Image from Goethe Institut Rotterdam Website/EVENEMENTEN


This Petrosalon, taking place at Goethe Institut Rotterdam, is dedicated to the concept of Petromelancholia as a method and heuristic for understanding our current late petromodern condition and how to get beyond that.

The salon will be hosted by Alexander Klose and Benjamin Steininger, cultural theorists and founding members of the curatorial research collective Beauty of Oil.

Guests include artists Tanja Engelberts and Rumiko Hagiwara (whose works are part of the Petromelancholia exhibition) and Derk Loorbach (DRIFT, Erasmus University Rotterdam). After a roundtable, there will be an opportunity to exchange ideas and perspectives accompanied by drinks and snacks. The evening will be moderated by Fred Balvert, director of the Science Gallery Rotterdam.

Oct 25th, from 19:00 to 22:00 h

Goethe-Institut Rotterdam
Westersingel 9
3014 GM Rotterdam

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Petromelancholia

A group show at Brutus
Keilweg 10-18, Rotterdam, NL

From 2nd of Sep until 19th of Nov.
Official opening Friday 1st of September.

Click here for Documentation
© Caro Linares, Rachel Youn – Revival, 2020/2022 image at site during opening Petromelancholia
De Volkskrant, “Soms zitten de werken uit Petromelancholia elkaar wel een beetje in de weg” Anna van Leeuwen, V15 Friday 15 September 2023

Petromelancholia examines the enormous consequences of a life beyond oil, the magnitude of which many do not yet realize. Unlike the many exhibitions that sing about doom scenarios or kick in the open doors of the climate crisis, Petromelancholia reflects on the legacy of the oil age and the new meaning that this past will irrevocably acquire. What has oil brought us, materially and especially culturally, and what might disappear or change?

Such a complex phenomenon only comes into the limelight if there is room for different perspectives. Art is a master discipline when it comes to anticipating and navigating change. That is why Petromelancholia, curated by Alexander Klose (research collective Beauty of Oil) brings together 24 contemporary artists from different cultural backgrounds and generations.

It’s hard to think of a better location for Petromelancholia than at BRUTUS – situated in the Rotterdam harbor. In few places will the impact of the energy transition be more visible than here. This is therefore the most appropriate place for critical self-reflection with a good dose of melancholy and nostalgia. The exhibition reflects an urgency that has never before been felt this strong.

With works by: Yuri Ancarani (ITA), Rowan van As (NLD), Alessandro Balteo-Yazbeck (VEN/GER), Diann Bauer (USA), Uwe Belz (GER), Vanessa Billy (CHE), Kevin van Braak & Ipeh Nur (NLD/IDN), Imani Jacqueline Brown (USA), Andrew Castrucci (USA), Chto Delat (RUS), Timo Demollin (NLD), Tanja Engelberts (NLD), Christoph Girardet (GER), Rumiko Hagiwara (JPN/NLD), heidundgriess (GER), Bernhard Hopfengärtner (GER), Aaditi Joshi (IND), Olaf Mooij (NLD), Leonhard Müllner & Robin Klengel (AUT), Hugo Niebeling (GER), Alain Resnais (FRA), Konstantin Schimanowski (RUS/GER), Miriam Sentler (NLD), Sanaz Sohrabi (IRN/CAN), Johannes Steendam (NLD), Gunhild Vatn (NOR), Jan Eric Visser (NLD), Rachel Youn (USA), Marina Zurkow (USA).

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Far Away Hopeful Grand Land

Solo show at CAVE-AYUMIGALLERY
9 April (Fri.) ー 21 May (Sun.) 2023 
※オープニングイベント: 2023年4月14日(金) 19:00〜

CAVE-AYUMIGALLERYでは2023年4月14日(金)より、Rumiko Hagiwara(萩原留美子)の日本での初個展『Far Away Hopeful Grand Land』を開催いたします。アムステルダムを拠点に長く活動する萩原は、近年、日本人としてヨーロッパに身を置く上での経験から生まれる疑問や文化の差異をテーマに、作品制作を行ってきました。日常生活で見かけるありふれた物事や不合理をあえて強調することや、偶然的に遭遇した物事をもとに、写真やビデオ、インスタレーション、パフォーマンスなどの多様な表現で、微妙な、そして時に遊び心のある詩的表現へと変換しています。

本展では、萩原が2022年にブラジルに滞在し制作した映像作品を発表します。サンパウロで有名な日本人街「リベルダーデ」の文字通りの意味である「自由」をめぐり、夢を抱いて新天地を見つけようとした複雑で重層的な日本人移民への考察を、遠くなってしまった日本を想う自身の視点と日系女性の証言を重ね合わせた映像で、ユーモラスに物語ります。また、初期作品より本展に合わせ厳選した作品を展示いたします。ぜひご高覧ください。

本展は、約50分の映像作品をメインに据えたビデオインスタレーションです。毎時00分から上映を開始いたしますので、 是非その時間に合わせ、ご来廊いただければ幸いです。(1日7回、最終上映開始午後6時)

アーティストステートメント

私のアートプラクティスは、複雑化する世界に対応するための、心の有り様を探す旅であると言えるかもしれません。私の継続的にありふれた物事の中から何かを発見しようとするスタンスは、ただ我々のものの見方を変えるだけで、世界の枠組みの中にいながらも存在し得る、例外的な「場所」を探すという行為なのです。



アーティストについて

Rumiko Hagiwara (萩原留美子) 1979年、群馬県生まれ。東京造形大学卒業後に渡蘭、ライクスアカデミー・アーティスト・イン・レジデンスを終了後、現在もアムステルダムを拠点に活動している。 主な個展に「Ghost in Silence」(2017年、Van Zijll  Langhoud  Gallery、アムステルダム)「If you make that kind of joke, then we call it a lie」(2014年、Jeanine Hofland gallery、アムステルダム)近年のグループ展に、「The Botanical Revolution」(2021年、ユトレヒト・セントラル美術館)「Elsewheres within here」(2019年、Framer Framed、アムステルダム)などがある。
作家ホームページ:http://rumikohagiwara.com/

助成 : オランダ王国大使館、モンドリアン財団

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Participating in the residency program FAAP Sao Paulo

from October to December 2022

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* The Botanical Revolution; On the Necessity of Art and Gardening at Centraal Museum Utrecht has extended until 1 May 2022!

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From Amazon to Olympic

일정: 2021.12.10 – 12.28

장소: 바림(광주광역시) & 텐진야마 아트 스튜디오(삿포로시)

시간: 2pm – 7pm (바림), 10am – 8pm (텐진야마)

휴관: 월요일

 ◇日程:2021年12月10日ー12月28日

◇場所:さっぽろ天神山アートスタジオ(札幌市)、Barim(光州市)

◇時間:10am – 8pm(天神山)& 2pm – 7pm(Barim)

◇休館日:月曜日

◇参加アーティスト:*プロフィールとポートレイトはリンクをクリックしてください

ユジン・ジョンEugene Jung

ジェハ・バン Jaeha Ban

イクヒョン・キム & 玄宇民 Ikhyun Gim & Woomin Hyun

三原 聡一郎 Soichiro Mihara

萩原 留美子 Rumiko Hagiwara

From Amazon to Olympic is an exhibition co-curated by the Sapporo Tenjinyama Art Studio in Sapporo and Barim in Gwangju, held from Dec 10 to 28, 2021 simultaneously at two places. Participating artists exhibit (related but) different works at Barim and Sapporo Tenjinyama Art Studio, respectively, and are aware that no one can come to see both exhibitions.

The world stops, but Amazon, the world’s largest shopping mall, keeps moving. Closely looking at their logo, you see an arrow between A and Z. In addition to the meaning of selling everything from A to Z, they seem to name their company from the western view of the Amazon River, its grandeur and exoticism.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games were held in 2021 despite the pandemic, and even with borders closed due to Japan’s policy, and the deteriorating relations between Korea and Japan. The Olympic shopping mall, which sells the ideal of world peace and harmony, never closes like the Amazon shopping mall. Recently, US President Biden said he might boycott the Beijing Olympics for diplomatic reasons. The Olympics are clearly more than just exchanging culture and sports.

This exhibition throws a question mark on the naive and harmonious words ‘international’ and ‘exchange,’ dealing from the image of the Amazon, which is considered the unknown, the most distant world from Asia, and the last hope of the earth to that of the ‘international exchange’ event called the Olympics.

It is also an extension of the previous White Letters project, a residency and presentation in March in which Ban Jaeha and Jung Eugene participated.

From Amazon to Olympic invites Ban Jaeha and Jung Eugene, who participated in the undeparted online journey to Sapporo of White LettersGim Ikhyun (Gim Ikhyun and Hyun Woomin) who newly joins to a new journey, Mihara Soichiro from Japan, and Hagiwara Rumiko from the Netherlands. Their works in two venues are different but connected, and the two curators Kang Min-hyung and Odai Mami contributed texts.

Although it is impossible to see both exhibitions, as it has always been under the pandemic, there may be a connection to be found between the two exhibitions and the two distant worlds, imagining the invisible exhibition landscape beyond.

Designed by Ban Jaeha 

Sponsored by Gwangju Cultural Foundation, Japan Agency for Cultural Affairs

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Hirado Art Film Night

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The Botanical Revolution; On the Necessity of Art and Gardening

SEP 11, 2021 to May 01, 2022

Centraal Museum Utrecht, NL
Agnietenstraat 1, 3512 XA, Utrecht

Artists
Derk Alberts, Maria Thereza Alves, Yael Bartana, Jurgen Bey, Juliette Blightman, Abraham Bloemaert, Johannes Bosschaert, Ambrosius Bosschaert de Jonge, Andrea Büttner, Persijn Broersen & Margit Lukács, Sara Sejin Chang (Sara van der Heide), CPR (Charlotte Rooijackers), Meester van Delft, Jeremy Deller, Elspeth Diederix, Stan Douglas, Albrecht Dürer, Cecile Espinasse, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Vincent van Gogh, Lungiswa Gqunta, Hendrick Goltzius, Rumiko Hagiwara, Saskia Noor van Imhoff, Patricia Kaersenhout, Tetsumi Kudo, Herman Justus Kruyder, Jort van der Laan, Hans van Lunteren & Ienke Kastelein, Kerry James Marshall, meester van Paulus en Barnabas, Maria Sibylla Merian, Maria Pask, Otto van Rees, Willem de Rooij, Roelant Saverij, Jennifer Tee, Henk Wildschut.

Gardens have appealed to our imagination for centuries. We associate them with harmonious bliss, a place to witness the cycle of life and death, a place of contemplation, and a refuge from the worries and cares of daily life. And certainly in these times of being cooped up at home, there is a strong desire to have one’s own bit of greenery.

The botanical revolution, on the necessity of art and gardening is the story of the garden as a fertile source of inspiration for artists. Throughout the centuries, artists, writers, poets and philosophers have described, depicted and defined the garden in constantly changing ways. Gerrit Komrij – whose 1990 Huizinga lecture is the source of the exhibition title – described how, for much of history, the idea of the garden was closely interrelated with changing mentalities and intellectual controversies. Gardens remain a rich source of inspiration for contemporary art, though the prevailing theme is no longer romantic longing but a call to reshape our relationship with the earth. How do today’s artists reflect on themes such as primeval paradise, vegetable gardens, botany and climate change? Surprising classic and modern examples reveal the deep roots of the exhibition’s themes.

Exhibition Catalogue: On the Necessity of Gardening; An ABC on Art, Botany and Cultivation

Editor: Laurie Cluitmans
Contributors: Maria Barnas, Jonny Bruce, Laurie Cluitmans, Thiëmo Heilbron, Liesbeth M. Helmus, Erik A. de Jong, René de Kam, Alhena Katsof, Jamaica Kincaid, Bart Rutten, Catriona Sandilands, Patricia de Vries
Design: Bart de Baets

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NIAS’ 50th anniversary

Conference on Study of Belonging

9th – 11th June 2021 (online)

https://nias.knaw.nl/events/conference-on-studies-of-belonging/

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Multiple #5 – Manifesto 
by Rumiko Hagiwara and Bea McMahon 

http://manifesto.multiplechoice.xyz/

Multiple Choice make multiples that fit perfectly into an A4 sized cardboard box.

Multiple Choice is making a manifesto.

Multiple Choice is making a font with which to write the manifesto.

Multiple Choice refer to themselves with the pronoun “I” and also their font is made up with only the letter “I”.

When “I” inhale it is with the sound of “I” in Japanese meaning love, and when I exhale there is a sensation of the green hue of a yew tree.*

*Letters in the Irish alphabet correspond to tree species and “I” is Ioga which is the lovely yew tree.

Multiple Choice is
i
ii
iii

I am Manifesto.

Pick one! (all the “I”s are for sale)

VAN ZIJLL LANGHOUT/CONTEMPORARY ART
From 25th November until 16th January

BROUWERSGRACHT 161
1015 GG AMSTERDAM
OPEN: WEDNESDAY – SATURDAY / 10AM – 5PMAND BY APPOINTMENT
Contact: +31 (0)6 28 259 620
exposities@vanzijlllanghout.nl

Price List

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This invisible thing

For a viewing room at Althuis Hofland gallery


UV-pen on paper, UV-pen, in leftover frame
edition: Unique
– signed with UV -pen on the back –

“…In her art practice Rumiko Hagiwara (1979, Japan) reveals the poetry of the unseen, and ordinary. She uses light as a brush to highlight what is hidden in the dark, and poses the dark caused by shadow as an object of reflection.

The concept of visibility versus invisibility and how language translates the unseen, is a re-curing theme in her art works, consisting of photography, installations, videos and drawings. In a subtle and humorous manner Hagiwara plays within her manner of display with the exhibition dogma’s of western art history, turning the dusty and ordinary into something more sparkling.

The concept of an invisible virus dominating human interaction world wide has inspired Hagiwara to make a new series of ‘invisible drawings’. A series based on the size of left over frames in her studio found when cleaning up – like all of us – during the lock down earlier this year. What started as an idea for a doodle-like drawing of running horses seen from different angles, got lost in the act of drawing with the invisible lines from a UV-pen. Becoming what is only visible when exposing the drawing to UV-light, eventually disappearing forever in the passing of time in the brightness of light …..”

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Stichting Wim de Haag – Foundation
https://stichtingwimdehaan.nl/
From September 2020

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Art o Rama, Immaterial SalonMarseille 2020

with Althuis Hofland Fine Art
Open 28th August till 13 September 2020
www.art-o-rama.fr
Featuring “Dina from Egypt”

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Online symposium

In the pause of a gesture there might be an echo

http://www.inthepauseofagesturetheremightbeanecho.eu

The three-day symposium In the pause of a gesture there might be an echo, which was due to take place from May 1 to May 3, 2020, would have examined artistic affiliations with heritage in a European context through a lively exchange of all kinds of understandings, perceptions, and experiences. The main feature of our symposium was to be interconnection and cooperation: “to allow for various practices from the cultural domain to touch each other and to move from their own fields of interests.” We were looking forward to everyone meeting and mingling and differing or fusing into new collaborations. The spread of COVID-19 interrupted the process and steered instantly all movements. Like everybody, we had to readjust. We decided, quite briskly, to move the symposium from the wonderful space of puntWG to an online environment. In a “mail to all,” without offering a clear structure or time frame, we asked the participants to rework their prepared presentations for an online format. Then the questions came pouring in. The practical and contextual questions of our participants urged us to put into words the process we were submerged in.

Alena Alexandrova / Nataša Bodrožić / Jeroen Boomgaard / Yane Calovski / Doplgenger / Marjoca de Greef / Rumiko Hagiwara / Hristina Ivanoska 
Sarah van Lamsweerde / Aram Lee / Luiza Margan / Anastasija Pandilovska / Antonis Pittas / Ivana Vaseva / Richtje Reinsma

The symposium In the pause of a gesture there might be an echo is organized by Suns and Stars and curated by Anastasija Pandilovska and Marjoca de Greef. 

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Capacete

– Artist in residency in Rio de Janeiro / Brazil
http://capacete.org/

March – August 2020

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Elsewheres Within Here

28 Sep – 5 Jan 2020

Opening: Friday September 27, 5pm

Framer Framed
Oranje-Vrijstaatkade 71
1093 KS Amsterdam

Participating artists
Mehraneh Atashi, Milena Bonilla, Irene de Craen, Rumiko Hagiwara, Aram Lee, Arvo Leo, Natasha Papadopoulou, Thomas Swinkels, Remco Torenbosch, Sissel Marie Tonn, Marieke Zwart.

Elsewheres Within Here, investigates what we welcome, refuse, or overlook in marking the boundaries of spaces we call ‘home’ – our bodies, houses, and countries. The exhibition presents works by eleven artists, all of whom are based in the Netherlands, and yet each comes from or thinks with places beyond. The works gather stories around errant movements of plants, animals, objects, and symbols across different cultures and times, and through unexpected intimacies.

Still from the video, I want to be a shell

Curator Jo-Lene Ong refers to knowledge and languages of the region she comes from, by framing the exhibition through the Malay word ‘tanah-air’; a term that is similar to the notion of ‘homeland’ but also connects with notions of both land (tanah) and water (air), thus suggesting a more elemental and fluid sense of belonging.

Water flows through this exhibition as a connecting medium that brings different worlds into relation, and as a metaphor to experience ourselves less as isolated entities but as watery bodies traversing space and time.

The exhibition borrows its title from the critically acclaimed book Elsewhere, Within Here: Immigration, Refugeeism and the Boundary Event (2012) by renowned filmmaker, feminist and post-colonial thinker Trinh T. Minh-ha*. Working through scenes of travel across national borders, Minh-ha addresses perennial and yet ever more pressing questions such as who is welcomed where? And, what does it mean to feel out of place in a country you call home?

*The name Framer Framed is derived from a work by Trinh T. Minh-ha.

Exhibition catalogue

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Mono/ Butsu

Althuis  Hofland Fine Arts
The Gemma 
1 June – 6 July 2019
Opening 1 June 17:00
Hazenstraat 11

‘Mono/ Butsu’ is a new sound installation by Rumiko Hagiwara based on a Japanese Character that found its origin in China, meaning “object” however by its travel through time and borders new connotations were added to the character. Within the installation Hagiwara reads out loud its multiple interpretations, varying from “something” to “nothing”. The work of Rumiko Hagiwara focuses on the subtle and ordinary things from our daily life. The artist’s minimal interventions do not add, but rather address and point out the memories that space or language contains as a result of human action and behaviour, or how migration of the body or the object/ word from its original context often leads to misunderstandings. Nevertheless simultaneously these renewed readings give glance to the ordinary, and highlight the poetry of the traces of daily life. Alongside ‘Mono/ Butsu’ the artist also shows the outdoor intervention “Weed”, containing a Wikipedia text on a Hortus-like plate about ‘Weed’ installed next to bits of weed in between the tiles in front of the gallery. Descripted as ‘A plant in the wrong place’; unintentionally poetic and metaphoric for the right wing rhetoric of these times. Nothing, becoming something.

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BELLYBUTTON – A Transcontinental apology

Performance event on 2nd February 2019
at puntWG
with Jo-Lene Ong and Bea McMahon

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ビー・マクマホン,萩原 留美子

Bea McMahon, Rumiko Hagiwara “Aftermath / Ghost in silence”

On 19th October 2018 in AYUMI GALLERY CAVE in Tokyo presents performances by the artists Rumiko Hagiwara (Japan), and Bea McMahon (Ireland), alongside a 15 minute film program compiled from the artists’ short film works in the screening room of CAVE gallery.

Bea will perform Aftermath inspired by the tale of St. Brendan of Clonfert, a 5th century Irish monk who sailed the Atlantic following his desire to find the Land of Promise of the Saints. The performance follows the structure of the medieval tale that juxtaposes discrete parts according to a symmetric principle in order to suggest a larger whole. It brings attention to what can be situated in bodies versus what are the structures that orchestrate their social relations.

Rumiko will show the lecture performance Ghost in silence that is describing the meaning, and misreading of humour when crossing cultural boundaries, following the concept of migration, misunderstandings and the displacement of her own sense of Japanese humour within a western (art) context.

Central to both works are themes of translation or transformation.  Both performances use the prostate human figure as a hinge for the dislocation of reality through which a defamiliarizing moment is created to expose the arbitrary foundations of social order.

Both artists spent two years in residency at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam. After this intense experience they remained in Amsterdam and are active as professional contemporary artists there. Amsterdam’s art scene is very international and has a quality of permissiveness that brought new influences to their art practices.

They have already collaborated on a number of projects. Bea makes a zine, SIC Intertrashional to which Rumiko contributed a cartoon horse for issue #3 RACE, Winter 2016. Also they are both choreographers and composers in the lip-synching pop performance franchise Dina from Egypt.

10.19 (Fri) , 2018
19:00   Open door
19:00~ Short films
20:00~ Performance
21:00~ 交流会

※パフォーマンスは約 1 時間を予定しております。パフォーマンス終了後に再度、ショートフィルム作品の上映も予定しております

Entrance : Free

Language : Japanese/English

会場: AYUMI GALLERY CAVE (※高橋ビル地下2F)

助成: Culture Irelandオランダ王国大使館

協力: Mondriaan Fund

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Unexpected Encounter –Artist in Residence Maebashi 2015-2018

アーツ前橋開館5周年記念つまずく石の縁‐地域に生まれるアートの現場‐

2018/10/12 ~11/4 ※会期中の金土日のみ12日間

11:00~18:00

http://www.artsmaebashi.jp/

【会場】前橋中心商店街ほか

【入場料】600円※会期中何度でも使えるパスポート制、ガイドブック(B6サイズ/110ページ程度)

【参加作家】

ヘヴン・ベクHeaven BAEK(韓国)

片山真理KATAYAMA Mari(日本)

木村崇人KIMURA Takahito(日本)

ダラ・リーヴスDaraghREEVES(イギリス/ドイツ)

萩原留美子HAGIWARA Rumiko(日本/オランダ)

梅沢英樹UMEZAWA Hideki(日本)

アンナ・ヴィットANNA Witt(オーストリア/ドイツ)

ケレン・ベンベニスティKerenBENBENISTY(イスラエル/アメリカ)

衣真一郎KOROMO Shinichiro(日本)

イルワン・アーメット&ティタ・サリナIrwanAHMETT& TitaSALINA(インドネシア)

(羽山まり子HAYAMA Mariko※2018年9月~10月滞在アーティスト日本)

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#1 THE HAMMOCK

Philipp Gufler, Pablo Pijnappel, Rumiko Hagiwara, amongst others.

Juliette Jongma Gallery

Gerard Doustraat 128a
1073 VX Amsterdam
open Wednesday – Saturday, 1-6pm

Friday the 20th at 18:00 

Reading by Rumiko Hagiwara & Jeanine Hofland 

as part of Front Space #1 – The Hammock

Front Space #1 – The Hammock presents a series focusing on the artist book as an artwork in its own right. The leisure time furniture functions as a platform from which on a weekly base artists read from their publication. Coinciding with the reading a work by each artist will be installed. In order of appearance a group exhibition will arise. Invited are Philipp Gufler, Pablo Pijnappel, AnnaMaria Pinaka and Rumiko Hagiwara.

For this reading Rumiko Hagiwara and Jeanine Hofland will read from their book 111 (50%) copies of A4 paper & other titles. The book can be considered as an artist book, as a poem spread over the pages of the book or as an ordinary notebook serving as a void for thoughts. The reading is followed by a live screening of Ghost in Silence. In addition to this Hagiwara will install the work Drawing in Silence.

Jeanine Hofland was Hagiwara’s gallerist from 2010 till 2016. Currently Hofland works for De Bruin-Heijn Art Collection/Quetzal Art Centre, Spring Performance Festival and as an independent curator and writer.

For the full press release click here.

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NEVER WALK ALONE #3 – FOCUS JAPAN

Presentation of video performance ‘Ghost in silence’ in one-night dance and visual art event.

With NEVER WALK ALONE CC Strombeek and workspacebrussels present a series of 4 evenings where young choreographers hit the stage to share their work and travel stories with you. In dialogue with young visual artists and culinary interventions, these evenings promise to become a discovery of the intercultural wealth of Brussels as a crossroad in Europe and the world.

On 8th Thursday, February 2018  / 20:30 ~

Dance:

Yumi Osanai & Boryana Todorova – Trepkodune
Yurie Umamoto – HRXLPNCX.C

Performance:

Rumiko Hagiwara (JP/NL) – Ghost in silence

Video:

Meggy Rustamova (BE) – Light Displacement

Intervention:

Kosi Hidama (JP) – Ceremony

Ticket: 5 euro

CC Strombeek
Gemeenteplein
1853 Strombeek-Bever

https://www.ccstrombeek.be/neverwalkalone3

http://www.workspacebrussels.be/nl/activities/never_walk_alone_new_dance_@_cc_strombeek-3161.html

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 De Wand / ‘Drawing of Ambiguity’

Art project in the lobby of CC Strombeek.

Gemeenteplein 1
1853 Strombeek-Bever, Belgium

From 12.01.2018 till 16.03.2018

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Amsterdam Art weekend 2017

Ghost in Silence

Solo show at Van Zijll Langhout / Contemporary Art

24th November 2017  –  27th Jan 2018
Open Wed-Sat (10:00 ~ 17:00)

Brouwersgracht 161
1015 GG Amsterdam

Opening; Friday 24th November, from 13 ~ 21h.

Drawing of ambiguity, 2017, pencil on paper, 40 x 30 cm

Exhibition overview

As an outsider to the Netherlands, Japanese artist Rumiko Hagiwara (1979) uses the misreadings and misconceptions she encounters in her daily life as an important source of reference in her art. She reveals the factual misalignment between what is there, what we see and what we say. For this exhibition, Hagiwara has created new work highlighting humorous situations displaced from their Asian context which have gotten lost in translation and take on new meaning.

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‘111 (50%) copies of A4 paper & other titles by Rumiko Hagiwara’

composed by Jeanine Hofland.

Book launch & karaoke party; Sunday 26th November, from 17 ~ 20h.

at Van Zijll Langhout / Contemporary Art
Brouwersgracht 161
1015 GG Amsterdam

‘111 (50%) copies of A4 paper & other titles by Rumiko Hagiwara’ (Japan, 1979) is a book that includes solely titles and 111 pieces of A5 paper. It serves as a poetic manual to Hagiwara’s art practice, which playfully uses the parameters of the book format to visualize the works the titles refer to, and can be used as a note, doodle or sketch book simultaneously. The book is composed by Jeanine Hofland.

After the launch, you are welcome to stay for a karaoke party.

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*New work Ghost in silence will be shown as a performance version at FOW(Filosofie oost-west).

Emptiness and Infinite Space II

With Rumiko Hagiwara, Rosa Johanna
and a lecture by Woei Lien Chong
Moderator: Laurens Landeweerd

Emptiness and Infinite Space II will take place on 23rd November
2017 at Arti et Amicitiae and will consist of works by Rumiko Hagiwara, Rosa Johanna and lecture by Woei Lien Chong. The event will look at the concept of emptiness through texts by the
influential Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi.

The symposium will concentrate on texts by Zhuangzi that is known for the humoristic and deep parables. Hagiwara will present her work “Ghost in silence”, an installation that combines sound and slide projection as a special performance edition. For the title she borrows from the Chinese word “youmo” (幽默)” which is a transliteration of the English word “humor”. Rosa Johanna will focus on the essay and work How to do Things Without Words and her recent stay in Peru presenting a series of short films.

The event will be moderated by Laurens Landeweerd.

Emptiness and Infinite space is a series of symposia organized by Filosofie Oost West and Arti et Amicitiae that will be finalized with a publication and an exhibition. The symposia evolve around the concept of emptiness and it’s position in Eastern and Western philosophy. Ever since Plato, the concept of emptiness has been ignored in western philosophy, while in eastern traditions it always is a fundamental one. Noticing that emptiness plays an important role in contemporary arts, for each symposium a group of artist is asked to react on this concept. By bringing together art and philosophy during the symposia we ask if the dialogues between this two practices can move us further in understanding such concepts.

23rd November 2017 I Time: 14.30 – 18.00 hrs
Location: Arti et Amicitiae I Rokin 112 Amsterdam
Please RSVP to arti@arti.nl

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  Soils, Séances, Sciences and Politics (SSSP)-Seminar on the Posthuman and New Materialism

Venue:

Goethe Institute China, 798, Beijing
Address: Originality Square, 798 Art District, Jiuxianqiao Road 2, Chaoyang District Beijing

Dates and times:

30 September 2017 11:00 – 18:00
1 October 2017 11:00 – 16:30

Bi-lingual (English and Chinese) with simultaneous translation

Reservations (to secure a place and a headphone for translation):

https://lxi.me/vvcwxhttps://www.iprovoke.org/sssp-en

SSSP was conceived by Kristiina Koskentola and Institute for Provocation IFP (Hu Wei and Song Yi) and is generously being hosted by the Goethe Institute, Beijing

 Posthumanism, futurology, Confucian take on technology, New Materialism, Cartesian dualism as fraud, environmentalism, computational algorithmic processes in light of Neo-Confucianism, human as one species among others, ecology, sustainability, biology, bodies and technological beings, non-human agency, Confucian views on the Posthuman, modernist science fiction, hybrids, pre-history as future, material-discursive labour and speech, non-carnal births (and deaths), processuality, animism, and more.

This discursive and performative 2-day seminar will open up diverse topics relevant to Posthumanism and New Materialism such as, technology, ecology, sustainability, agency, and materiality. An international group of cultural and scientific practitioners—artists, curators, researchers, and theorists—will gather to collectively reflect on these urgent issues with and through diverse art practices.

 The honourable speakers and performers are Rick Dolphijn, Fu Xiaodong, Jussi Koitela, Shian Law, Liu Chengrui, Liu Yuedi, Jussi Parikka (mediated presentation), Marina Vishmidt, Jo Wei, Mi You, and Zheng Bo

Video screening of works by Rumiko Hagiwara, Hu Wei, Kristiina Koskentola, Tuomas A. Laitnen, Liu Yujia, Sascha Pohle, Miguel Angel Rego Robles, Song Yi, Tian Xiaolei, and Yang Jian.

Moderator: Kristiina Koskentola

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*Presentation at Air Berlin Alexanderplatz

#51 Upcoming / Salon Rumiko Hagiwara

Aug 24, 2017

Meeting : 20 h at Kim’s karaoke, Mehringdamm 32, 10961 Berlin

Diagram, 2017 © Rumiko Hagiwara

Hagiwara has been interested in mundane objects, which lost or transformed their meanings in the process of being assigned to another cultural context. As a Japanese artist living in Europe and lately locating into the multicultural maelstrom of the city of Berlin, she has undertaken research into specific stories, which are describing certain aesthetics underlying the cross-cultural context.

In her salon, she will present a work in progress entitled “Ghost in silence”. It projects a highly personal narrative, which provides unique insights into mundane objects that connotes multi-layered meanings in a paradoxical manner.

The salon employs the format of Karaoke, which was literally meant “Empty orchestra” (Kara=empty, Oke=orchestra) in 70’s Japanese. Kim’s Karaoke Bar is managed by a Korean enterprise and is located in Mehringdamm area of Berlin. In this bar, one might find several signs, which are wrongly interpreted, out of context, and already integrated into another meaning. Possibly, one might find a country song that features as a pop song in another cultural context. After all, we will share a special and exciting moment for fun in Kim’s Karaoke …

Salon

1.Susanne Kriemann introduces Air Berlin Alexanderplatz and the format of the salon.

2. Video presentation; Jeanine Hofland (writer) talks about Rumiko’s art practice in relation to the book project she currently works on;

3. Rumiko introduces briefly the project “Ghost in silence” she works on at Air Berlin Alexanderplatz;

4. Wang Chun-Chi, taiwanese curator. talks with Ruminko Hagiwara.
http://www.synapse.info/profiles/wchunchi/

5. Singing on the stage

http://www.kim-karaoke.de/

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Waiting for the secret

HOW I IMPROVED MY WINTER IN BRUSSELS

In december 2016, workspacebrussels and Les Halles de St-Gery will host HOW I IMPROVED MY WINTER IN BRUSSELS, an exhibition and creative pop-up gallery with artworks, editions and designs by over 30 Brussels based artists. In collaboration with emerging talent and renowned artists, both the exhibition and the pop-up gallery give you a taste of the incredible creative climate in Brussels.

W a i t i n g   f o r   t h e   s e c r e t   –   e x p o

An exhibition by Charlotte Bouckaert & Steve Salembier, Erki De Vries, Nina De Vroome, Nazanin Fakoor, Niko Hafkenscheid, Pablo Castilla & Hedvig Biong, Rumiko Hagiwara, Pieter Huybrechts, Philip Janssens, Emi Kodama, Wouter Krokaert, Meggy Rustamova, Elina Salminen, Stine Sampers, Sarah&Charles, Kato Six, Benjamin Vandewalle, Karl Van Welden, Sarah Westphal

M a d e   i n   B r u s s e l s   –   p o p – u p   g a l l e r y

Pop-up Gallery with editions, books & designs by Maud Gyssels, Tania Diaz Miranda, Flup Marinus, Tuur Marinus, Salut c’est cool, Robbert & Frank, Stine Sampers, Philip Janssens, Charlotte Flamand, Charlotte Van de Velde, Johan Govaerts, Lola Pertowsky, Pauline Chappet, Christian Bakalov, Emi Kodama, Miho Dekameron, Nazanin Fakoor, Anna Muchin, and many more!


December 2 – 23 @ Les Halles de St-Gery

Open every day from 10:00 – 21:00
free entrance

Opening December 2, 18:00 – 22:00

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Collectors View

COLLECTORS VIEW is showing private contemporary art collections on public view exclusively during the Amsterdam Art Weekend 2016.

COLLECTORS VIEW showcases a selection of about 50 works from 35 artists, representing 6 private art collections from The Netherlands that have, over the years, supported contemporary artists and new artistic positions.

COLLECTORS VIEW is an initiative of:
https://planciusartcollection.com/
the finest Amsterdam Contemporary Art Collection ever
> Art Collection Versteeg-Schotte
> Sgabello Collection
> Collection #04|07M59
> Capital C Art Collection

Jan Adriaans / Sema Bekirovic / Rineke Dijkstra / Ruud van Empel / Ryan Gander / Daan van Golden / Melissa Gordon / Rumiko Hagiwara / Arjan van Helmond / Roger Hiorns / Peter Hugo / Folkert de Jong / Klaas Kloosterboer / Job Koelewijn / Marijn van Kreij / Gabriel Lester / Alexandra Leykauf / Erik van Lieshout / Thomas van Linge / Noor Nuyten / Anna Ostoya / Mike Pratt / Florian & Michael Quistrebert / Amalia Pica / Janis Rafa / Magali Reus / Gino Saccone / David Shrigley / Sarah van Sonsbeeck / Ulay / Nick van Woert / Hannae Wilke / Nina Yuen.

Capital C Amsterdam
Weesperplein 4, 1018 XA Amsterdam, Netherlands

Opening hours:
preview: Saturday 19 / Sunday 20 Nov. 11.00-19.00h
Thursday 24 / 12.00-18.00h
Friday 25 / Saturday 26 / Sunday 27 Nov. 11.00-19.00h

Free entrance

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Made in Japan

Grace Ellen Barkey, John Cage, Enrico Castellani, François Curlet, Lucio Fontana, Rumiko Hagiwara, Sadahuru Horio, Akira Kanayama, On Kawara, Yves Klein, Tetsumi Kudo, Tsuyoshi Maekawa, Takesada Matsutani, Jonas Mekas, Yuko Nasaka, Sankichiro Nasaka, Hermann Maier Neustadt, Yoko Ono, Henk Peeters, Keiko Sato, Shozo Shimamoto, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Atsuko Tanaka, Ryuji Tanaka, Richard Tuttle, Günther Uecker, Yurie Umamoto, Paul Van Hoeydonck, Philippe Van Snick, Jef Verheyen, Miki Yamamoto, Jiro Yoshihara

Cultuurcentrum Strombeek Grimbergen

Gemeenteplein • B-1853 Strombeek • Bever • België

Opening, 07.10, 21u

7/10/16 – 8/11/16 

http://www.ccstrombeek.be/madeinjapan

“Fake Wind” – Installation view

Plantentuin Meise:
Rumiko Hagiwara,

dagelijks vanaf 9u30
www.br.fgov.be

‘Made in Japan’ loopt parallel met de tentoonstelling ‘A FEVERISH ERA IN JAPANESE ART‘ in BOZAR Brussel, ‘Ukiyo-e. De mooiste Japanse prenten‘ in het Koninklijk Museum voor Kunst en Geschiedenis en ‘In Praise of Waves‘ in Workspace Brussels.

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W8   A SUMMER ART// FILM// MUSIC FESTIVAL

Film screening evening/
Rumiko Hagiwara’s recent video works

21st August from 19:30~

ROZENSTRAAT 59
1016 NN AMSTERDAM

https://www.facebook.com/events/1668887493427977/

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“Capitalist Melancholia”

30 April — 7 August 2016

Tue –Sun: 11 – 18 hr. / Opening:  30.04.2016, 15hr.~

Our present age has become so individually and collectively, spiritually, materially, and ecologically exhausted that this has led to a particular kind of 21st century melancholy. In such a frenzied standstill, progress is inconceivable. The exhibition and symposium invite us to pause for a moment and ask ourselves about a future that presents itself as a universe of possibilities.

Curated by:

Michael Arzt, François Cusset und Camille De Toledo

Participating artists:

Gregory Barsamian (US), Stefan Brüggemann (MX), Anetta Mona Chisa & Lucia Tkacova (RO/SK), CHTO (FR), Jeannette Ehlers (DK), Famed (DE), Rumiko Hagiwara (NL/JP), David Maisel (US), Álvaro Martínez Alonso (ES), Guido van der Werve (NL)

HALLE 14

Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst / Centre for Contemporary Art

Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei

Spinnereistr. 7, 04179 Leipzig

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Arts Maebashi / Local Art Project

(Residency program)

http://www.artsmaebashi.jp/en/?p=1496

24.02.2016 – 24.03.2016

Open studio: March 17 (Thu.), 18 (Fri.), 20 (Sun.), 21 (Mon.) 13:00-18:00

Address: Tatsumachi Studio,

Chiyodamachi 1-4-26, Maebashi, Japan

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The Wrong Biennale 2015

Sliversurfer Pavillion

01.11.2015 – 31.01.2016
The Wrong biennale main page

sliversurfer.com

http://sliversurfer.com/#firstSection/14

The Wrong Biennale is a digital art event whist aims to create, promote and push contemporary art to a wider audience worldwide. The biennale is divided into digital pavilions (websites) in which by curators selected works are exhibited 1st of November 2015 till the 31st of January 2016. Creative director David Quilles Guillo has invited Koen Delaere and Just Quist to compose the content of one of the pavilions for the Wrong 2015. We named this pavilion sliversurfer.com

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BACK TO THE FUTURE

at billytown

Rumiko Hagiwara
Marijn van Kreij
Navid Nuur
Maarten Sleeuwits

Opening November 14 from 17.00-21.00
Exhibition runs till December 19

Binckhorstlaan 161
2516 BB, Den Haag
The Netherlands
info(at)billytown.org

OPEN THURSDAY/FRIDAY/SATURDAY
12:00–18:00
(or by appointment)

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Film screening at Hordaland kunstsenter

19/09/15 20:00

Klosteret 17, 5005 Bergen, Hordaland

“The Start of Autumn”

All very welcome to ‘The Start of Autumn’, a screening of video works by:

Hans Borchgrevink Hansen 

Rumiko Hagiwara 

Gerwin Luijendijk

Benjamin Orlow

This anthology of four different artist films creates a parallel of observational characters exploring the narrative potential within landscape. The Start of Autumn is the first in a series of film screenings at Hordaland Art Centre, curated by Mathijs van Geest.

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In Praise of Laziness

A collaborative video work with Mounira Al Solh will be screened at GOLEB, Amsterdam
8th August 2015

17:00–19:00
With a 10 minutes Pilates introduction exercise by Zakia el Abodi (at 5:30 PM)

Video still – “In Praise of Laziness”, Rumiko Hagiwara and Mounira al Solh, 2015

“The title of our collaborative video work, ‘In Praise of Laziness’ is taken from Mladen Stilinovic’s statement about laziness. Our video work is the laziest outcome of our residency at Kunsthuis SYB in Friesland, where we spent six weeks there.”
Rumiko & Mounira

“Laziness is the absence of movement and thought, dumb time – total amnesia. It is also indifference, staring at nothing, non-activity, impotence. It is sheer stupidity, a time of pain, futile concentration… Those virtues of laziness are important factors in art.”
Mladen Stilinovic

An artist should allow herself/himself periods of non-making in order to stay sane. However in late capitalist societies, this is a luxury because labor is highly valued, while idleness is mostly looked down on. In order to be lazy, one must fight internalized social judgments. In fact, the laziness is the refusal attitude in search of a space of the exception within a dominant system. Ultimately, to achieve laziness demands hard work. If laziness is not only non-work, but also indeed, a different kind of work, then what is its function and what economy is it part of? How can we redefine it to counter judgmental conceptions of laziness?

With – In order of appearance:
Sjoerd Kloosterhuis, Camilo Oliveira, Zakia el Abodi, Lucille Dijkstra, Maureen Ho, Jetty Kootstra, Oblomov, Jack Zuidema, Jelle Terluin, Flávia Evangelista, Janwillem Schrofer, Dina Danish, Arnisa Zeqo, Mechteld van der loo, Igor Sevcuk, Rosa Van Goudoever and Jasmina el Tofeli.

Thanks to:
Mirene Arsanios, Mathilda and Guido van Beekhuizen, Pranav Behari, Jeannoux van Deijck, Marianne Flotron, Ben Geraerts, Roheet Goel, Joke van Goudoever, Aram Jang, Sasa Karalic, Wjm Kok, Maritt Kuipers, Marianna Liosi, Annelie Musters, Martine Neddam, Alice Nikitinova, Stephanie Noach, Herman Pitz, Bik van der Pol, Dyveke Rood, Angela Serino, Durk Schroor, Roy Taylor, Rein Jelle Terpstra, Vincent Van Velsen.

Supported by:
Mondriaan Fonds, Kunsthuis SYB and Goleb

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“In Praise of Laziness” will be presented at  Sfear fan Ynset, the 1st Triennial of Beetsterzwaag.

Date: 10 – 13 September 2015

At the end of the summer, Kunsthuis SYB presents the first edition of a festival for visual art that will take place every three years: the Triennial of Beetsterzwaag. For four days at ten historical locations, you can see art, live performances, participate in activities, listen to lectures and music, meet artists, walk, and sample delicious food and drinks whilst enjoying the autumn sun and the rich colouring of the woody surroundings that form the municipality of Opsterland.

Participant Artists: Melanie Bonajo, Walter van Broekhuizen & Arjen de Leeuw, Alexandra Duvekot & Sara Bjarland, Noa Giniger & Shana Moulton, Jasper Griepink, Francesca Grilli, Rumiko Hagiwara & Mounira Al Solh, Tina Helen & Søren Thilo Funder, Tom Kok, Sjoerd van Leeuwen & Harald den Breejen, Erica van Loon, Pernille Lonstrup, Domenico Mangano, Emmeline de Mooij, Rory Pilgrim, Pieter Paul Pothoven, Rosalie Ravensteijn, Savage, Bas Schevers & Hedwig Houben, Lieke Snellen, Ronald van Tienhoven & Laurence Aëgerter, Edward Clydesdale Thomson & Sjoerd Westbroek & Frans-Willem Korsten, Ruth Verraes, Nina Yuen, en Rieke Vos i.s.m. Eric Giraudet de Boudemange, Ilke Gers, Frank Koolen & Kasper Jacobs.

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No things to hang

No things to hang 1 – 281 Clarence St

Curated by Luisa Tresca

23 July – 17 August

Gaffa, Guest Gallery (Gallery Four),  Sydney

Consuelo Cavaniglia

Rumiko Hagiwara

Sigrid Holmwood

Car-Oskar Linné

Marius Moldvaer

Vuth Lyno & Sa Sa Art Projects

Morgan Wong

“If the artist carries through his idea and makes it into visible form, then all the steps in the process are of importance. The idea itself, even if not made visual, is as much a work of art as any finished product. All intervening steps –scribbles, sketches, drawings, failed works, models, studies, thoughts, conversations– are of interest.”

(Sol LeWitt, “Paragraphs on Conceptual Art”, 1968)

The No things to hang exhibition series is a self-referential project, reflecting on the nature of art making and its mechanisms, limits and potentials.

Through an accumulation of different contributions from artists and art practitioners, it aims at becoming a cumulative, archival and ideally limitless exhibition that triggers questions about art-making, art-production, art-exhibition, art-circulation, art-collection and archivization.

The project is unfinished, transportable and in movement, and it acknowledges many critical instances of precedent transportable, generative exhibitions, from Marcel Duchamp and Rrose Sélavy’s La Boite-en-Valise,to Yoko Ono’s 1962 exhibition at the Sogetsu Art Center in Tokyo orObrist’s pivotal ongoing exhibition DO IT.

It embraces refusals, limitations, failures, utopias, stereotypes, frustrations and uncertainties; it might fail at its first edition or keep being enriched through time.

Due to its intrinsic archival nature, all the contributions will be building up in following editions, with previous and subsequent works summing up into a growing collection of thoughts.

No things to hang 1 – 281 Clarence St presents works by seven different international artists who reflected on different aspects of artistic inspiration and production.

As the first attempt, the project is intentionally exhibited in a quite traditional gallery format and as part of a curatorial program, in the hope that the clash between a traditional structure and a somewhat unconventional project will inspire an interesting conversation.

No things to hang is not necessarily trying to disrupt any conventional mechanisms of art and curatorial production but rather to bring them, as well as possible alternative models, to the fore, and to focus on the process rather than on the final objectification of art making.

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Maebashi Media Festival 2015

27/28 June 2015, Maebachi, Gunma, Japan

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In praise of Laziness

Collaborative project with Mounira Al Solh

At Kunsthuis SYB, from October 2014 till November 2014

The project will be concluded as a video work titled ” How to be lazy”. The screening is planed in August 2015 at GOLEB

Project description

Blog

Photo: Rumiko Hagiwara and Mounira Al Solh, in dialogue about laziness, while laying in the work of the collective Etcetera… titled Oda a la Fiaca (Ode to Idleness), consisting of hammocks and literature books about the social and political implications of sloth. At the exhibition “ I would prefer not to do” at SMBA Amsterdam, 2014.

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Art Rotterdam

For Art Rotterdam 2015 Barbara Seiler and Jeanine Hofland will present a joint booth project entitled

“We were sitting in a bar at 1am”

a group exhibition that takes place within the decor of a random local bar at 1am, where reality becomes more and more blurred, conversations are leading to the absurd and ideas find their origin. Alongside the presence of the bar, stools, and some other props, works by Matea Bakula, Pim Blokker, Jasper Hagenaar, Rumiko Hagiwara, Maarten Overdijk, Bruno Zhu, Dina Danish, Marijn van Kreij, and Annaïk Lou Pitteloud, will appear as actors in the scene.

Art Rotterdam 2015, 4 – 8 February (no. 46)

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Amsterdam Art Weekend at IDFA: The Artist Is Present

November 28, 2014, 18:00 (90 min.), EYE Cinema 2

Special film screening of Amsterdam Art Weekend at IDFA

The Basement (loop version) – Erik van Lieshout,

Full Moon – Rumiko Hagiwara

Chair Man , 90 ‘ – Paulien Oltheten

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Orientation trip 2014

A orientation trip 2014 to Korea & Japan organized by the Mondriaan Fund.

Check the blog on the trip here!

http://orientationtrip2014.wordpress.com

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June Contemporary Art Festival / ChongQing Air

ChongQing Air presents the first group exhibition of 2014, including works by Persijn Broersen & Margit Lukacs (NL), Rumiko Hagiwara (JP), MeiYa Lin (CN), Kim TaeJun (KR), Dianling Zhang (CN) and Yong Huang (CN).

Opening: Saturday 14th of June 2014, 20:00.

From: 14th June 2014 – 30th June 2014

Location: ChongQing Air, Huang Jue Ping, Jiu Long Po District, Chongqing, CN

Made possible through the kind support of the Jiu Long Po District.

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LISTE Art Fair Basel

June 17–22, 2014

Jeanine Hofland Contemporary Art

Rumiko Hagiwara, Maarten Overdijk, Bruno Zhu

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IF YOU MAKE THAT KIND OF JOKE, THEN WE CALL IT A LIE

Jeanine Hofland Contemporary Art

De Clercqstraat 62
1052 NJ Amsterdam, NL

Press release

Review Het Parool (27/02/2014)

Tubelight(11/04/2014) 

Exhibition View:

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AIR TAILOR MADE:

talk event with a presentation of new works

WOENSDAG 22 JANUARI, 20.00

AIR TAILOR MADE

Sasmeesterswoning Royerssluis
Oosterweelsteenweg 3
2030 Antwerpen

Talk/Exhibition View:

photograph by Ted Oonk, commissioned by AIR Antwerpen

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ARTISTERIUM 2013

ARTISTERIUM 2013
Tbilisi International Contemporary Art Exhibition and Art Events
http://www.artisterium.org
open:  4th -14th October 2013
http://www.rumikohagiwara.com/english/archives/909/poster

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f901

– at Temporary
http://tgvr.tumblr.com

Opening Friday 12.06.2013 at 6 pm
Via Bonfadio 1/a
Verona – IT

f901 is a reference code which corresponds, according to the numbering / dating by the critic R. W. Franklin, the following poem by Emily Dikinson:

The Soul’s distinct connection

With immortality
Is best disclosed by Danger
Or quick Calamity –

As Lightning on a Landscape
Exhibits Sheets of Place –
Not yet suspected – but for Flash –
And Click – and Suddenness.

On the basis of these verses Temporary asked the artist Rumiko Hagiwara to develop a new art work that will be presented on Friday the 12th of July in via Bonfadio 1/a, Verona.
In the area that will host the project space, a private villa very closed to Porta Vescovo, will be exhibited a series of video installations, sculptures and drawings made by the artist in the previous years. The works will occupy the home environment blending with the daily rhythm of the internal living in order to create an intimate and familiar dialogue between the artist and the visitor. The exhibition will end with the discovery of the last room, the heart of the whole project, here Rumiko Hagiwara will reveal us the unpublished work.

Exhibition View

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About the House and the Things

Frankendael Foundation

Duo exhibition with Eva Pel

In a joint exhibition artists Hagiwara (JP, 1979) and Pel (NL, 1973) bring to front the extraordinary of the ordinary, daily-life. With subtle but direct interventions Hagiwara and Pel reveal specific aspects of the 18th century country-house Frankendael and its garden, that one normally would take into account without question.

Festive opening on:Friday 3 May, 5-7 PM5 May – 9 June 2013

Huize Frankendael
Middenweg 72, 1097 BS, Amsterdam

The Netherlands

T 020-4233930

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Oh my lovely city

CEAC – Chinese European Art Center

Solo exhibition

opening : Saturday 9th March at 5PM

Duration: 9th March 2013  –  20th of March 2013

3rd Floor, Siming South Road 400
Xiamen city,
Fujian pr P.R. China (361005)
Tel/Fax:
0086 (0) 592 2180850

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Urban synesthesia ー 城市・魅感

curated by Wang Chun-Chi

from Dec 23 2012 until Frbruary 28 2013

at ARKI Gallery, Taipei

opening reception  Dec 22, 7:30pm.

exhibition catalogue: pdf

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Capital A

Amsterdam art weekend in Jeanine Hofland Gallery

A PETITE FAIR

The participating galleries/ artists are:

Carlos/ Ishikawa, London (Bruno Zhu)

Jeanine Hofland Contemporary Art, Amsterdam (Rumiko Hagiwara)

Klemm’s, Berlin (Gwenneth Boelens)

Norma Mangione, Turin (Stefanie Popp)

Openinghours:

Friday 30 November – Saturday 1 December

10.00h-20.00h

Sunday 2 December:

12.00h-17.00h

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Participating residency programs

On going research project about sense of humors on Asia

blog: http://rumikohagiwara.enter-office.net/

thanks to:

Institute for Provocation (IFP), Beijing
October – November 2012

Tokyo Wonder Site (TWS), Tokyo
December 2012

Chinese European Art Center (CEAC), Xiamen
January – March 2013

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Expand, Explore, Expose

Curated by Doris Prlic
Atelierhaus Salzamt, Linz (Austria)
opening: 26th September 2012
27 September – 21 November 2012

exhibition catalog available in the opening

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THE GROUP SHOW PART I: NOT IN A MILLION YEARS

Jeanine Hofland Contemporary Art
opening 30 June from 17.00h until 19.00h

until 28 july 2012

Artists:

Feiko Beckers
Pim Blokker
Dina Danish
Rebecca Digne
Rumiko Hagiwara
Michael James Jones
Maarten Overdijk

A small publication with text and image contributions by all artists will be available during the exhibition (edition: 150).
During the opening the first 30 editions will be given away for free.

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ART FAIRS:

Art Rotterdam 2012, ARCO, Madrid

with Jeanine Hofland Contemporary Art

Art Rotterdam 2012
Solo: Rumiko Hagiwara
8 – 12 February, 2012

ARCO, Madrid
Opening Section: Focus
16 – 19 February, 2012

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Perennial Conceits

12 mei 2012- 17 juni 2012

opening 12th mei from 15:00 to 19:00

Willem Besselink (NL), Frauke Dannert (DE), Rumiko Hagiwara (JP), Matthew Hale (UK), Niek Hendrix (NL), Bas van den Hurk (NL), Dominique Hurth (FR), Thomas I’Anson (UK), Jordy Koevoets (NL), Alexander Voice (DE) and Robin Waart (NL).

Frank Taal Gallery
Van Speykstraat 129
3014 VH Rotterdam

flyer

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Shadow Performers -Prologue-

Participating Artists:
Daishin Sumimoto, Keiko Sato, Masashi Echigo, Miyuki Okuyama, Nishiko
Rumiko Hagiwara, Suchan Kinoshita, Yosuke Amemiya, Yu Kuramoto, Yukako Ando

http://shadowperformers.enter-office.net


Adviser
Suchan Kinoshita

Opening reception
29 December 2011
17u – 19u
Performance by Yosuke Amemiya

Opening time
06 – 21 January 2012
13u – 18u / Friday and Saturday

Panel Discussion
07 January 2012, 14u-16u

Gallerie de Expeditie, Zsa-Zsa Eyck
Leliegracht 47, 1016 GT Amsterdam
http://www.de-expeditie.com/

Auction (Public tender) and sale of artwork

Method:
Those interested are invited to submit a ‘tender’ by filling in a form with bid price and contact details. The sealed bids will be opened in public at the end of the exhibition period.
Period:
From December 29th, 2011 to January 21st 2012, 18:00.

Auction catalogue:
.pdf

Half of the income of the sold works will be donated to GB Fond and/or JOICEP

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“in praise of shadows”

solo exhibition

Jeanine Hofland Contemporary Art

Opening 17 December, 15.00h – 19.00h
17 December 2011 – 11 February 2012

De Clercqstraat 62, 1052 NJ, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
(The gallery will be closed between 31 December 2011 and 7 January 2012)