H02Social Dive (Japanese)

“Reparing” Tokyo

Taku Hisamura

Area
Hongo・Suidobashi・Jinbocho
Period
2021.07.10(Sat) - 09.05(Sun)
Hours
11:00〜19:00
Venue
Gallery Kawamatsu
Others

Free Admission
Reparing” Tokyo / Venues

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<Open Call Project SOCIAL DIVE>

Artist Taku Hisamura, who creates things by making the best of DIY skills, will develop a project themed on “Repairing”. Together with participants in this project, the artist will repair things left behind in the urban spaces of Tokyo. This activity is not simply about the act of repairing, but reveals an iconography left by unrepaired parts of objects. By combining visual elements, this will become an artwork that localizes history and memory. Seeking to create urban spaces in which people are actively involved, Hisamura is also exploring collaborative projects.

(As of June 2021)

1: 《“Reparing” Tokyo》2021 , Gallery Kawamatsu
2: 《“Reparing” Tokyo》2021, Mikawa Inari Shrine
3: 《“Reparing” Tokyo》2021, image sketch

Artist

Taku Hisamura (Artist)

Born in Tokyo in 1977, Taku Hisamura graduated from the Department of Sculpture at Tama Art University in 2001. After accidentally joining a lecture given by Todo School in 2003, he was inspired to produce and present his work. By making use of DIY-style technology from embroidery to welding, he creates structures such as pedestals and chairs, and attempts to establish them as works of art from the side of the art institution. Recent major exhibitions include “On the Verge of Fiction” (Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei, 2019), “169.8 cm” (Art Laboratory Hashimoto, Sagamihara, 2018), and “Dogo Onsenart” (Dogo Hot Spring and surrounding area, 2018).
https://takuhisamura.com/

Venue

Location

2-12-1 Kandajinbocho Chiyoda-ku Tokyo

Access

・2 minutes walk from “Jimbocho” Station on the Toei Mita Line, Shinjuku Line, Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line.

Others

Inquiries 
+81-3-3265-3030
www.gallery-kawamatsu.com/