17 October 2008
Artist talk
Kishio Suga: in conversation with Simon Groom
Kishio Suga discussed the exhibition with Simon Groom
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16 October 2008
15 October 2008
Exhibition
Kishio Suga
Via the paraphernalia of everyday, Kishio Suga raises the curtain on a new world, and in liberating us from usual habits of thought, gives us a fresh set of eyes.. This was his first solo show in the UK.
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Exhibition
Siân Bowen: Of Dust; Christopher Jones: In-Between
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation was pleased to announce two bodies of works – Siân Bowen’s images of folding tea house models on lacquered papers and Christopher Jones’s print assemblages exploring memory, place and erasure.
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Private view
Outside the Box: images of contemporary Japanese architecture by Edmund Sumner
During the last five years, this British architectural photographer has taken over 2,500 images of contemporary architecture in Japan. A selection of these photographs were exhibited for the first time at Daiwa Foundation Japan House.
More info2 June 2008
Exhibition
Outside the Box: images of contemporary Japanese architecture by Edmund Sumner
During the last five years, this British architectural photographer has taken over 2,500 images of contemporary architecture in Japan. A selection of these photographs were exhibited for the first time at Daiwa Foundation Japan House.
More info9 April 2008
Private view
luminescence: Installation and Photography by Yukako Shibata
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation was pleased to announce an exhibition of installation and photography by Yukako Shibata.
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Private view
Green Evolution: Wall-mounted Tableaux by Kazuhito Takadoi
The Private View was held to mark the opening of the exhibition.
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11 May 2011
(H)allo-poiesis by Kounosuke Kawakami
Often painting abandoned buildings eroded by nature, Kounosuke Kawakami chooses industrial architecture and resort towns as symbols for the interaction between the natural world and humans. In (H)allo-poiesis, Kawakami uses a new visual language to explore his interest in the relationship between man and the natural world.
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