Five Apples, Shiro MASUYAMA
Public Art Commission in Ballymena, Northern Ireland /北アイルランドのバレミーナでの公共彫刻の仕事
2019年9月17日火曜日
2017年6月4日日曜日
2016年8月23日火曜日
Cleaning apples with my mother
As my mother came to Northern Ireland all the way from Japan, I took her to see the apples.
母親が日本からはるばる北アイルランドにやってきたので、林檎を見せに行った。
母親が日本からはるばる北アイルランドにやってきたので、林檎を見せに行った。
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The weed started growing from the crack of the Isaac's Apple. Of course I removed them out.
雑草がアイザックの林檎の亀裂から育ち始めた。もちろん除去
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I found the major problem. I have to report it.
大きな問題を発見。報告しなくてはならない。
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2016年5月27日金曜日
2 Japanese visitors
2016年1月15日金曜日
Article in The Visual Artists' News Sheet of VAI
2015年11月1日日曜日
2015年9月24日木曜日
My biggest solo exhibition in Northern Ireland is coming up next week!
My biggest solo exhibition in Northern Ireland is coming up from next week,
I hope you can make it.
北アイルランドで最大規模の自分の個展が来週開催されます。
是非お越し下さい。
Self Sufficient Life
Shiro Masuyama
Exhibition Opening: Friday 2 October, 7-9 pm*
3 October - 25 November
Artist Talk: Saturday 10 October, 2-3 pm
Millennium Court Arts Centre
William Street, Portadown, Co Armagh, BT62 3NX
*Free Bus leaves Belfast (golden thread gallery) at 6.30pm on 2 October. Leaves Portadown (to return to Belfast) at 9pm. For more information or to book a place contact geraldine@millenniumcourt.org
A new 68 page publication coincides with the exhibition, with essays by Jun Yang and Slavka Sverakova.
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Millennium Court Arts Centre is delighted to present ‘Self Sufficient Life’ a new solo exhibition by Shiro Masuyama which brings together three international projects made between 2012 and 2015.
Taking animal husbandry as his point of departure for the theme of self-sufficiency Masuyama travelled in Ireland (2012), Peru (2014) and Mongolia (2015) to make the three projects: ‘knitting the woollen jumper for the sheep I sheared using its own wool’, ‘weaving the scarf for the alpaca I sheared using its own wool’ and ‘making a saddle for the Bactrian camel I sheared using its own wool.’ In each location he learned the place specific techniques of shearing, spinning and weaving, in order to make an item of clothing for the sheared animal to wear.
Masuyama’s approach is collaborative and the work is shaped by the specific materials, skills, knowledge and energies of people in each place. The locations and landscapes in this series of works vary wildly, between rural Ireland to rural Peru and Mongolia which present more remote and self-sufficient environments. Ultimately the processes and dialogues involved in creating the three objects become central to each project.
The exhibition is composed of video documentation, photographic portraits of the animals and the objects themselves. Though realised with characteristic humour ‘Self Sufficient Life’ is motivated by genuine inquiry and raises political issues. Masuyama cites the 2011 Fukushima disaster, the resulting shockwaves through Japanese society and the implications of nuclear power for the future global energy landscape, both as prompting a significant shift in his own outlook and as a catalyst for this project, and its central theme of self-sufficiency.
I hope you can make it.
北アイルランドで最大規模の自分の個展が来週開催されます。
是非お越し下さい。
Self Sufficient Life
Shiro Masuyama
Exhibition Opening: Friday 2 October, 7-9 pm*
3 October - 25 November
Artist Talk: Saturday 10 October, 2-3 pm
Millennium Court Arts Centre
William Street, Portadown, Co Armagh, BT62 3NX
*Free Bus leaves Belfast (golden thread gallery) at 6.30pm on 2 October. Leaves Portadown (to return to Belfast) at 9pm. For more information or to book a place contact geraldine@millenniumcourt.org
A new 68 page publication coincides with the exhibition, with essays by Jun Yang and Slavka Sverakova.
***
Millennium Court Arts Centre is delighted to present ‘Self Sufficient Life’ a new solo exhibition by Shiro Masuyama which brings together three international projects made between 2012 and 2015.
Taking animal husbandry as his point of departure for the theme of self-sufficiency Masuyama travelled in Ireland (2012), Peru (2014) and Mongolia (2015) to make the three projects: ‘knitting the woollen jumper for the sheep I sheared using its own wool’, ‘weaving the scarf for the alpaca I sheared using its own wool’ and ‘making a saddle for the Bactrian camel I sheared using its own wool.’ In each location he learned the place specific techniques of shearing, spinning and weaving, in order to make an item of clothing for the sheared animal to wear.
Masuyama’s approach is collaborative and the work is shaped by the specific materials, skills, knowledge and energies of people in each place. The locations and landscapes in this series of works vary wildly, between rural Ireland to rural Peru and Mongolia which present more remote and self-sufficient environments. Ultimately the processes and dialogues involved in creating the three objects become central to each project.
The exhibition is composed of video documentation, photographic portraits of the animals and the objects themselves. Though realised with characteristic humour ‘Self Sufficient Life’ is motivated by genuine inquiry and raises political issues. Masuyama cites the 2011 Fukushima disaster, the resulting shockwaves through Japanese society and the implications of nuclear power for the future global energy landscape, both as prompting a significant shift in his own outlook and as a catalyst for this project, and its central theme of self-sufficiency.
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