Title | SATORU AOYAMA : A Boy Who Sews Forever |
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Dates | 2024/4/20(Sat)~2024/6/9(Sun) |
Closed | Mondays (Except for 2024/4/29,2024/5/6) and 2024/4/30,2024/5/7 |
Open Hours | 10:00〜18:00(The Museum entrance closes at 5:30PM) |
Ticket | Adults ¥900(¥700) University students/High school students/Seniors (65 and older) ¥700(¥550) Junior high school students free *( )=Group of 20 or more/Meguro Citizens *Visitors with disability and one person accompanying them are admitted free of charge. (Please present certificate at the admission.) |
Organized by | Organized by:Meguro Foundation of Art and Culture (Meguro Museum of Art,Tokyo) With the cooperation of : Mizuma Art Gallery With the support of:Kitano Foundation of Lifelong Integrated Education |
“Do you believe in ‘Forever’?” is the message currently
worked on by AOYAMA, contemporary artist from Meguro
City. He is questioning things that are disappearing from
society with time. In this Exhibition, we will exhibit works
from his early period describing the school he attended
in Meguro City to his new works in embroidery, a unique
genre of technique in the world of art.
AOYAMA Satoru, Good Morning Tokyo, 2005, Embroidery (cotton and polyester thread) on polyester organza,Collection of NAKAO Koji,Photo: Kei MIYAJIMA
©AOYAMA Satoru, Courtesy of Mizuma Art Gallery
AOYAMA Satoru,News from Nowhere (Labour day),2019,Embroidery, drawing and silkscreen on paper,Private Collection,Photo: Kei MIYAJIMA ©AOYAMA Satoru, Courtesy of Mizuma Art Gallery
AOYAMA Satoru,Mr. N's Cigarette Butt,2023,Embroidery on polyester organza,Collection of the artist,Photo: Kei MIYAJIMA ©AOYAMA Satoru, Courtesy of Mizuma Art Gallery
AOYAMA Satoru,Map of The World (Dedicated to unknown Embroiderers),2014,Embroidery (polyester and luminous thread) on polyester,Collection of NOMURA Michiko(Brian Wildsmith Museum of Art),Photo: Kei MIYAJIMA ©AOYAMA Satoru, Courtesy of Mizuma Art Gallery
AOYAMA Satoru,About Painting,2014-2015,Embroidery (polyester and luminous thread) on polyester,Taguchi Art Collection,Photo: Kei MIYAJIMA ©AOYAMA Satoru, Courtesy of Mizuma Art Gallery