Ryutaro Takahashi Collection collaboration project "Ryuko Kawabata Plus One Juri Hamada and Rena Taniho - Colors dance and resonate"

Ryushi Memorial Museum Ryutaro Takahashi Collection Collaboration Project
"Ryuko Kawabata Plus One Juri Hamada and Rena Taniho Colors Dance and Resonate"

Period: First half/Juri Hamada October 2023st (Sat) - December 10rd (Sun), 21
　　　Second term/Rena Taniho December 12th (Sat) - January 9th, 2024 (Sun)
Venue: Ota Ward Ryuko Memorial Hall (XNUMX-XNUMX-XNUMX Chuo, Ota-ku, Tokyo)

Introduction of exhibition contents

　The collection of Ryutaro Takahashi, one of Japan's leading contemporary art collectors, will be exhibited at the Ryushi Memorial Museum along with the works of Japanese painter Ryūko Kawabata.Mr. Takahashi's current collection of over 3,000 pieces of Japanese contemporary art is called the "Ryutaro Takahashi Collection" and has been featured in various exhibitions both domestically and internationally.The theme of this exhibition is "Ryuko Kawabata Plus One," and in collaboration with the Ryutaro Takahashi Collection, we are experimenting with the kind of resonance that can be evoked by adding a contemporary artist to the collection.
　Juri Hamada, who exhibited in the first period, creates dynamic works that seek the source of life in the nature and earth based on memories of her childhood spent in Indonesia. I will be exhibiting the works "Genesis: Joy" (2023), "Genesis" (2022), and "From the Forest of the Blue Land" (16), which is over 2015 meters wide.On the other hand, Rena Taniho, who exhibited in her later period, creates works in which richly colored images of plants and marine life proliferate and expand.This exhibition will feature her large work Ubusuna (2017) and a companion piece Resonance/Collection. 》(2018/2020), as well as a new silk book about 4 meters long, which is made in conjunction with this exhibition.
　In this exhibition, which seeks to view Ryuko's works from a new perspective, two female artists who paint hymns of life will add new color to the Ryuko Memorial Museum, which has celebrated its 2th anniversary.

Sponsored by: Ota Ward Cultural Promotion Association, Nihon Keizai Shimbun
Ryutaro Takahashi Collection　https://www.takahashi-collection.com

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Main exhibited works (first half)

 

Exhibition information

Session	First half/Juri Hamada October 2023, 10 (Sat) - December 21, 12 (Sun) Second term/Rena Taniho December 12th (Sat) - January 9th, 2024 (Sun)
Museum Hours of Operation	9: 00-16: 30 (Admission until 16:00)
Museum Holidays	Monday (Open on Monday, August 1th, closed the next day) New Year's holiday (December 12-January 29)
Museum Admissions Fee	General: 300 yen Junior high school students and younger: 150 yen *Admission is free for children aged 65 and over (proof required), preschool children, and those with a disability certificate and one caregiver.
Information on Ryuko Park	10:00, 11:00, 14:00 * The gate will open at the above time and you can observe it for 30 minutes.
Gallery talk	Dates: [First half] October 10th (Sunday), November 29th (Sunday) 　　　　[Second half] December 12th (Sunday), January 17st (Sunday) Approximately 11 minutes from 30:13 and 00:40 each day Advance application system Click here to apply by email
Related event	Ryutaro Takahashi Collection collaboration project “Ryuko Kawabata Plus One” Exhibiting artist crosstalk Date and time: November 2023, 11 (Friday/Holiday) 3:18-30:19 Capacity: 60 people Venue: Ota City Ryuko Memorial Hall Exhibition Room Click here to apply by email
Venue	Ota Ward Ryuko Memorial Hall