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GALLERY MoMo Tokyo BOOTH No. N-315
“Cityscape” Katsumi Hayakawa Jaye Moon Shinnosuke Yoshida
Katsumi Hayakawa
[Biography]
[Selected Group exhibitions]
1970
Born in Tochigi,Japan
2012
"International Paper Biennial Rijswijk 2012" Rijswijk Museum, Rijswijk, Netherland
1992
B.F.A., Nihon University College of Art, Tokyo, Japan
"New Year Show" Nou Gallery,Taipei, Taiwan
1998
M.F.A., School of Visual Arts, New York, NY
"A Golden Time of Day" McClain Gallery, Houston
2011
"VERY FUN PARK 2011 in TAIPEI" Taipei City, Taopei
[Solo exhibitions]
"Art For Japan" McClain Gallery, Houston
2016
Nou Gallery, Taipei
"Regenerate" GALLERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo
2014
McClain Gallery, Houston
2010
"Art Tea Exhibition" Nou Gallery, Taipei
"Geometric Allegory-Bonsai City and Fata Morgana" GALLERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo
"Taipei Biennaler" Taipei Fine Arts Museum,Taipei
2013
"GRAVITY ANTI-GRAVITY" Nou Gallery, Taipei
2009
"Winter show" GarsonBaker Fine Art, New Yoyk, NY
"VOID and SOLID, a new way of world making" Galería Yusto/Giner , Málaga, Spain
"2nd art-icle Award 2009" DESIGN FEST GALLERY (EAST), Tokyo, Japan
2012
"PHASE Ⅲ - Structure and Form -" GALLERY MoMo Roppongi, Tokyo
"4th Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya Award" Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya, Tochigi, Japan
2011
"New Horizons" Micheko Galerie, Muenchen
"Summer Group Show Hop Step Jump" GALLERY MoMo Roppongi, Tokyo
"Urban Landscape" Nou Gallery, Taipei
2008
"Art Chicago" McClain Gallery, Houston
2010
"Magical realism in urban space" GALLERY MoMo Roppongi, Tokyo
"Opning Exhibition" GALLERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo, Japan
2009
"Double : Vision" GALLERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo
2007
"SUPER PHAT" Visual Arts Gallery, New Yoyk, NY
2008
"Sentient : Elements" McClain Gallery, Houston
"TEASE" Garson Fine Art, New York, NY
GarsonBaker Fine Art, New York
"Summer Group Show" Winston Wacther Fine Art, Seattle, WA
2004
McClain Gallery, Houston
"The 12th Annual Los Angeles Art Show" Represented by M% Gallery, New York
2000
Daniel Silverstein Gallery, New York
2005
"Tokyo WONDER SEEDS 2005" WONDER SITE SIbuya, Tokyo, Japan
McClain Gallery, Houston
"ART 212, 69th Regiment Armory, New York, NY" Represented by M% Gallery, New York
1999
Daniel Silverstein Gallery, New York
[Awords]
[Collection]
2014
The 2014-15 Sovereign Asian Art Prize Finalists
Centro de Arte Contemporaneo Malaga, Spain
2006
THE NOMURA CULTURAL FOUNDATION
Louis Vuitton
2005
The 20th HOLBEIN SCHOLARSHIP
The Royal Bank of ScotlandEntargy-KOCH
1997
INTERENATIONAL ENCAUSTIC WORKS '97 First Prize
American Embassy, Dubai
Recognition of the Outstanding Work, School of Visual Arts MFA Faculty Scholarship, NY, USA
TARGET, USA
Artist Statement This is a three-dimensional installation and wall work made out of paper and glue. The pieces are initially read as a whole - a pulsating arrangement of regular shapes and volume then as an assemblage of individual components that make up the holistic sculpture, systems of patterns and motifs emerge from the collective. Painstakingly handcrafted piece-by-piece, I play with the compositional idea of void vs. solid in the careful presentation of work. While examining the impression of architectural density, the pieces maintain the delicate nature of the material at hand. The series of Reflection, which is one of collection in Louis Vuitton, is made of about 15000 pieces of mirrors and paper cubes on which various lines and signs are printed. Each mirror is neatly placed facing each other so that they create diffused reflection and give the viewers a visionary illusion. The viewers cannot recognize if they see the actual printed sign or a reflection in the mirror. This is my study of uncertainty of the way of seeing and ambiguity of recognition.
Katsumi Hayakawa Reflection #022016 2016 Paper, ink jet printing, acrylic mirror, glue H.183.0 x W.92.0 x D.12.0cm / H.72.0 x W.36.2 x D.4.7inch KH-16-09 USD 26,700- (Framed)
Katsumi Hayakawa Intersection #01016 2016 Acid free paper and mixed media H.91.0 x W.182.0 x D.11.0cm / H.35.8 x W.71.6 x D.4.3inch KH-16-01 USD 26,700- (Framed)
Katsumi Hayakawa Detail of "Intersection #01016"
Katsumi Hayakawa Cubes #1173 2016 mirror and mixed media H.53.4 x W.112.8 x D.7.5cm / H.21.0 x W.44.4 x D.2.9inch KH-16-03 USD 12,800- (Framed)
Katsumi Hayakawa Perception of Color 2016 Resin and Film H.18.5 x W.37.0 x D.2.5cm / H.7.3 x W.14.6 x D.1.0inch KH-16-10 USD 1,800- (Framed)
Katsumi Hayakawa Dream of the City 2016 Mixed media H.48.0 x W.63.0 x D.8.0cm H.18.9 x W.24.8 x D.3.1inch KH-16-10 USD 7,000- (Framed)
Katsumi Hayakawa Reflection Type H #010162016 Paper, mirror and mixed media H.38.8 x W.54.8 x D.8.5cm / H.15.3 x W.21.6 x D.3.3inch KH-16-07 USD 6,200- (Framed)
Katsumi Hayakawa Holes and Space 2016 Paper and mixed media H.18.8 x W.32.6 x D.5.5cm / H.7.4 x W.12.8 x D.2.2inch KH-16-04 USD 1,800- (Framed)
Katsumi Hayakawa In Between 2016 Paper and mixed media H.23.6 x W.34.7 x D.8.5cm / H.9.3 x W.13.7 x D.3.3inch KH-16-06 USD 2,900- (Framed)
Jaye Moon [Biography]
[Selected Group exhibition]
Currencty Lives and works in Brooklyn
2016
"The Discovery of Space" Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art, Seoul, South Korea
1994
MFA, Sculpture Pratt Institute Brooklyn, NY
"THE CITY OF HOMELESS" Arco Art Center, Seoul, South Korea
1989
BFA, Sangmyung Womens University, Sculpture, Seoul, Korea
2014
"Shades of Time: An Exhibition from the Archive of Korean American Artists" Queens Museum, Queens, NY
2010
"Objectified”Pelham Art Center, Pelham, NY
[Solo Exhibition]
"Conundrum Express”Jamaica Center for Arts and Learnig, Queens, NY
2015
KCC Gallery, Tenafly, NJ “Web City” Curated by Minsook Nam
2009
"Textile Art Documenta”Daegu Art Center, Teg, Korea
Rutter Associates Korea, Seoul, Korea
"Faces & Facts -Contemporary Korean Art in NY”Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Art Gallery, New York, NY
Gallery MoMo Tokyo, Japan “Playthings in Modernism”
"Eclectic Visionaries”Gana Art New York, New York, NY
2014
Gallery MoMo “Breaking the code” Tokyo, Japan
2008
"East West Dialogues ; Mysticism, Satire and the Legendary Past”Leila Taghinia-Milani Heller Gallery, New York, NY
Triok Fusion Center For Arts Brooklyn, NY “A tree grows in Brooklyn”
2007
"The Dichotomic” Gallery Korea, New York, NY
2013
Space Plasma Seoul, Korea
2004
"Paradigm Arts Inaugural Exhibition”Paradigm Art , New York, NY
CJ Art Studio, Cheongju, Korea “Sangdang Fortress” Cheongju, Korea
"Opposites”Suite106 Gallery , New York, NY
2012
Paik Hae Young Gallery Seoul, Korea “Itaewon Project - Lego Tree House”
"Opposites”Suite106 Gallery , New York, NY
2012
Newman Popiashvili Gallery New York, NY “Breaking the Code”
2003
"Winter Auction”Dumbo Arts Center,Brooklyn, NY
Gallery MoMo Tokyo, Japan “Luminous”
2002
"To Scale”Rotunda Gallery,Brooklyn, NY
2011
Fountainhead Art Studio Miami, FL “New Work”
2001
"The Rebellion of Space”Dumbo Arts Center,Brooklyn, NY
2008
Newman Popiashvili Gallery New York, NY “Contained”
1999
"Outer Boroughs”White Columns , New York, NY
2007
Max Estrella Gallery Madrid, Spain “Modern Living”
2005
Newman Popiashvili GalleryNew York, NY “Portable Living”
[Public Art Project]
2003
Steuben Third Gallery Brooklyn, NY “Simply Connected”
2015
KCC Gallery, Tenafly, NJ “Web City” Curated by Minsook Nam
1994
Schafler Gallery Brooklyn, NY
Tokyo Midtwon Plaza “Roppongi Art Night 2015” Tokyo, Japan
1989
Yoon Gallery Seoul, Korea
Pratt Institute Library, Brooklyn, NY “Hang Together” Curated by Robert Carabay & Maria Uroos
2014
Korean Cultural Service, “Lineage of Vision” Curated by Kyunghee Pyun & Heesung Cho
[Awards & Residences]
12 Miles North Draper Park, Westchester, NY “Take me to the river” Curated by Liz Liebeskind
2012
CJ Art Studio Residency Program Cheonjgu, Korea
Dumbo Art Festival Brooklyn, NY
2011
Fountainhead Residency Miami, FL
Gateway Projects / Newark Penn Station Newark, NJ “Emerald City - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road”
2009
New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) Fellowship in Sculpture Category
Curated by Jessica Jampol and Jasmine Wahi
2009
BCAT/BRIC Rotunda Gallery Video Program Residency Brooklyn, NY
Residency Unlimited Brooklyn, NY “A tree grows in Brooklyn” Curated by Nathalie Angles
2009
AHL Foundation the 6th Annual Visual Arts Competition Award Winners
Queens Museum Queens, NY “A tree grows in a museum” Curated by Kyunghee Pyun
2006
Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant
Trilok Fusion Center For Arts Brooklyn, NY “A tree grows in Brooklyn”
PS 20 Brooklyn, NY “Where art & science intersect” Curated by Magin Schantz
S Jampol Projects New York, NY “Small World” Curated by Amy Young
2013
No Longer Empty New York, NY “Walk through the Parlor” Curated by No Longer Empty Curatorial Lab
NYFA Duarte Park New York, NY “NYFA Public Art Project” Curated By David Terry
The Bell London, UK “Heros and Villains” Curated by Garry Hunter
CJ Art Studio, Cheongju, Korea “Sangdang Fortress” Cheongju, Korea
2012
Paik Hae Young Gallery Seoul, Korea “Itaewon Project - Lego Tree House”
Trout Festival Pyeongchang Korea
2011
Dumbo Art Festival Brooklyn, NY
Fountainhead Art Studio Miami, FL “New Work”
Artist Statement I am interested in architectural design and portable lifestyle, and work with Legos and Plexiglas. I chose Legos because they are associated with architectural forms. These ready-made objects are based on industrial and mechanical functions. I am fascinated with the fact that all kinds of Lego blocks can fit into each other whether they are old or new or from different places, and fit amazingly well together. In that sense, I think the idea of Legos’ function represents our contemporary global lifestyle. I am also interested in Legos as toys. Toys are childish and innocent, and they connect to nostalgia. Recently I have been focusing more on a fashion concept in art. Art and fashion have become very close to each other; they form a synergy. Art had a more privileged status in the past; but now art has become more popular, and thus has found increasing acceptance in venues inclined toward fashion and social networking. In the past, interaction with art was largely focused on the appreciation of the works. Now we also want to communicate with art rather than just look at it, to participate in the action and become part of it. Thinking about the relationship between collecting and shopping, I was wondering, where should the line be drawn between art and fashion? Is art for collecting and is fashion for shopping? Is art becoming an activity of creating fashion, for shopping? People try to express themselves through fashion. Instead of owning art for one’s own appreciation, many prefer to own it to show who they are. In my recent work, I created sculptures made of Lego, Plexiglas, and home-interior detail items like door-knobs, handles, etc. They all contain sculptural and architectural elements, but in the context of this new work, the result is fashionable handbags. Each of the handbags combines minimal art with architectural spaces. They have intimate space, but more importantly, they suggest something like accessories that one might want to carry for purposes of fashion self-identity, rather than merely keep at home for personal aesthetic interaction. The more art resembles fashion, the more the consumption of art resembles a more popular or practical consumerism.
Jaye Moon Circle room 2016 Legos, Plexiglas, stainless steel H.30.5 x W.26.7 x D.16.5cm / H.12.0 x W.10.5 x D.6.5inch JM-14-01 USD 5,500-
Jaye Moon Isometric room / pink 2014 Legos, Plexiglas, stainless steel H.38.1 x W.35.6 x D.10.2cm / H.15.0 x W.14.0 x D.4.0inch JM-14-02 USD 5,500-
Jaye Moon Orange cell 2014 Legos, Plexiglas, stainless steel H.22.9 x W.30.5 x D.10.2cm / H.9.0 x W.12.0 x D.4.0inch JM-14-03 USD 5,000-
Jaye Moon Prison Lunchbox 2008 Legos, Plexiglas, stainless steel H.20.0 x W.23.0 x D.11.5cm / H.7.9 x W.9.0 x D.4.5inch JM-08-01 USD 4,200-
Jaye Moon
Jaye Moon
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2012
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Legos, Plexiglas
Legos, Plexiglas
H.15.0 x W.23.0 x D.13.0cm / H.5.9 x W.9.0 x D.5.0inch
H.15.0 x W.23.0 x D.13.0cm / H.5.9 x W.9.0 x D.5.0inch
JM-12-01
JM-12-03
USD 3,500-
USD 3,500-
Shinnosuke Yoshida
[Biography]
[Group exhibitions]
1983
Born in Saitama, Japan
2015
"Tokyo Art Meeting VI 'TOKYYO' Sensing the Cultural of the Metropolis" Museum Of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Tokyo
2009
B.A. in Painting Department, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music.
"interaction vol.3" GALERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo
2012
M.F.A., Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music.
2014
"The 17th Exhibition of the Taro Okamoto Award for Contemporary Art" TARO OKAMOTO MUSEUM of ART,KAWASAKI, Kanagawa
"interaction vol.2" GALERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo
[Solo exhibitions]
2013
"VOCA 2013" The Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo
2015
GALLERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo
"KOBE Biennale 2013" Encounters with Art in the Port" Motomachi underpass, Hyogo
2012
GALLERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo
"KITAKAGAYA CROSSING 2013 MOBILIS IN MOBILI" COOP KITAKAGAYA, Osaka
2010
GALLERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo
"KITAKAGAYA CROSSING 2013 MOBILIS IN MOBILI TOKYO" GALLERY MoMo Projects, Tokyo
2012
"Turnig Point vol.2" GALLERY MoMo Roppongi, Tokyo
"Lapis lazuli" Geidai Art Plaza,Tokyo University of Arts, Tokyo
[Awards] 2015
International Open Art Competition Art Olympia in Tokyo Student Category Third Prize
"ART AWARD TOKYO MARUNOUCHI 2012" Under Gyoko Ave, Tokyo
2014
Selected for the 17th Exhibition of the Taro Okamoto for Cintemporary Art
2011
"Regenerate" GALLERY MoMo Ryogoku, Tokyo
2013
Fine work Prize at "VOCA 2013"
2010
"Lecturers" Galerie Juillet, Tokyo
Encouragement Prize at "KOBE Biennale 2013"
"STK+YY GROUP SHOW" TURNER GALLERY, Tokyo
2012
Yuko Hasegawa Prize at "ART AWARD TOKYO MARUNOUCHI 2012"
"9th Nakamichi Exhibition" Fuchu city Resident Gallery
2009
Semi-Grand Prize at "Shell Art Award 2009"
2009
"Tokyo Wonder Wall 2009" Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo, Japan
2008
Takahashi art friend society Aword
"Yubi '09" Tower Hall Funabori, Tokyo, Japan
"Shell Art Award 2009" Daikanyama Hill Side Forum, Tokyo, Japan
2008
"Takahashi art friend society Aword Exhibition" Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, Tokyo
2004
"Shinya Totsuka and Shinnosuke Yoshida," Setagaya City Gallery, Tokyo
Artist Statement I want to highlight my invariant through my transmuted artworks. James J. Gibson who was an American psychologist defined that invariant is constancy that show up by variegating something. Like the concept, I attempt to release attachment to the artworks and face them fully with being myself. As a results, my works change in such a way as to adapt to changing environments or conditions. However, I believe that there is something never changed and it is my invariant. In my early works, I depicted peaceful nature against white walls. On the surface, the combination of nature and the artificial objects, conjured an image of coexistence. Yet, I remained constantly aware of the fact that environmental destruction is a negative aspect of humanity. Thus, encountering the consequences of human’s self-centered tendencies in nature induced a deep, candid response from myself. After the devastating earthquake that hit Japan on March 11, 2011, my works changed. The event made me realize that the world does not consist of a linear timeline and there are huge differences between real experience and just seeing events; rather, it moves in complicated and violent ways, with each “now� tied to causes and effects that happen all over the world. After I had this realization, my attention shifted to how express it. In latest works, I attempt to present the chaotic world such as the images of disasters that is mixed the analog world that I have actually seen and experienced, and the digital world that I earned images from TVs and computers. Reacting the reality that changes from moment to moment like creatures, I try to be faithful to now without regard to the pass and without anticipating the future. By this means, my works has changed naturally after my experience. Expressing my feeling and thinking flexibly, I can discover new things included in myself. I believe that I can know and tell my invariant by continuing to produce my artworks.
Shinnosuke Yoshida Motherboard 2015 Oil on canvas 116.7 x 116.7cm / 45.9 x 45.9inch SY-15-01 USD 4,300-
Shinnosuke Yoshida Pool X 2016 Oil on canvas 60.6 x 60.6cm / 23.8 x 23.8inch SY-16-01 USD 1,750-
Shinnosuke Yoshida Cityscape I 2016 Oil on canvas 130.3 x 130.3cm / 51.3 x 51.3inch SY-16-02 USD 5,000-
Shinnosuke Yoshida Cityscape II 2016 Oil on canvas 116.7 x 116.7cm / 45.9 x 45.9inch SY-16-03 USD 4,300-
About GALLERY MoMo GALLERY MoMo was established in 2003 at Roppongi, Tokyo and has opened new space in 2008 at Ryogoku, Tokyo for the lager space. For a space of finding new young Japanese and international artists and curators, GALLERY MoMo at Roppongi has reopened as GALLERY MoMo Projects in 2013. Mainly, GALLERY MoMo represents Japanese artists who were born in 1970’s and 1980’s, capture their real mental situations and express the present days through their own style. The gallery believes the worlds the artists depicted have connections with global worlds. The mission of the gallery is to introduce the international artists who have unique concepts and original styles to Japan and the Japanese artists to other countries.
GALLERY MoMo Ryogoku | 1-7-15 Kamezawa Sumida-ku Tokyo 130-0014 Japan Projects | 6-2-6 2nd Floor Roppongi Minato-ku Tokyo 106-0032 Japan momo@gallery-momo.com www.gallery-momo.com +81-3-3621-6813 Please contact Momo Sugita if you have any questions or requests.