HAYY: A Self-Taught Musical (nüans)

   The Beloved Companion

   HAYY: The Self-Taught Musical

   Path to Recreation

   The HAYY Residency

   The Story of HAYY

   Oar or Ore?

   The Self-Taught Musical

   Nüans. Artist Collective

Hidden Desire

Ukifune

Knees and Arms

Echo

Hetero Architecture

On the Way

Untiteled (Conveyor Belt)

Conveyor Belt

Entrance

Transit für sechs Körperteilen

Bags

Etude: Breeze (The Architectural Model)

 

 

 

 

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Transit für sechs Körperteilen

2000-01, 240 × 240 × H. 220 cm, approx. 50 × 30 × H. 40 cm each (Bag #01-06)

Mixed media (wood, resin, silicon, fabric, metal, audio)

Photo:installation view, Kunstakademie Düsseldorf

Maki Umehara, Transit für sechs Körperteilen, in: Transit2001, exh. cat.

 

 

[Exchange-exhibitions which took place in Japan and Germany]

Jun., 2000 - Dec., 2001 (from planning up to the exh.)

The project started from a slight hope to travel to Japan by a few German artists, whom Maki Umehara met at the benigging of her study in Germany. Shortly afterward, she planned for exchange-exhibitions together with Prof. Christian Megert; artists around Kunstakademie Düsseldorf; artists and professors in Nagoya, Japan.

 

May, 2001 - Jun., 2001

Travel together with 18 artists (six artists from Germany, five artists from Switzerland/Germany, five artists from Japan/Germany, an artist from Chile, an artist from Colombia / Bag #01-06, from Germany to Japan, for one month): Düsseldorf ー Nagoya

Field work (group):

Nagoya, Ise, Nara, Kyoto, Tokyo, Toride

Exh. Transit:

Artport, Nagoya

 

Oct., 2001-Nov., 2001

Travel together with 35 artists (18 guests, professors in Nagoya, JP, from Japan to Germany, for approx. two weeks): Nagoya ー Düsseldorf

Exh. Transit:

Atelier am Eck; Kunstakademie Düsseldorf

 

The travel of the guests from overseas were supported by the organizations. In Nagoya, artists were able to stay at the guest house of Nagoya Zokei University of Art and Design; and in Tokyo, at the guest house of Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. Many thanks to Yoshiaki Watanabe who made both Prof. Christian Megert’s special lecture and this activity along with international exchange at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music possible: in former times, Yoshiaki Watanabe (assistant professor of the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music) studied under Prof. Megert at Kunstakademie Düsseldorf in Germany. Thanks to many people who made this exchange-exhibition project possible.

 

Organization:

Nagoya Zokei University of Art and Design

With the cooperation of / supported by

Kunstakademie Düsseldorf; Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music

Thanks to / Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von

Goethe-Institut Kansai, The Artport 2001 Organizing Committe (Japan) etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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