Die thematische Gruppenausstellung Framing Motions rückt Fotografien, Videoinstallationen und Live-Performances in den Fokus. Die gezeigten Arbeiten von einer Auswahl unserer Mitglieder untersuchen Dynamik und Stillstand, den flüchtigen Moment sowie die Wechselwirkung zwischen Körper und Raum. So regt die Ausstellung zum Nachdenken darüber an, wie der menschliche Körper und die Umwelt in einem ständigen Dialog stehen und wie dieser Austausch durch verschiedene künstlerische Techniken eingefangen werden kann.Framing Motions bietet eine einzigartige Plattform, um die Schnittstellen der verschiedenen Techniken zu erleben und die vielfältigen Möglichkeiten von Bewegung zu erkunden.
Teilnehmende Künstler:innen: Hans Benesch, Hannah Cooke, Gisela Desuki, Volker Griener, Anette C. Halm, Elke Hennen, Franz E. Hermann, Jutta Hieret, Peco Kawashima, Anja Klafki, Chiharu Koda, Nina Laaf, Petra Pfirmann, Gisela Pletschen, Sabine Schäfer, Angelika Steininger, Ralf Stieber, Carmen Westermeier
Vernissage Freitag, 22. November 2024, 19 Uhr Begrüßung: Dietmar Israel, Vorstand BBK Grußwort: Dr. Albert Käuflein, Kulturbürgermeister der Stadt Karlsruhe Einführung: Norina Quinte M. A., Kunstwissenschaftlerin
Finissage Sonntag, 14. Dezember 2024, 15 Uhr
Ausstellungsdauer November – 15. Dezember 2024 geöffnet Freitag 17-20 Uhr, Samstag und Sonntag 14-18 Uhr
Ort BBK im Künstlerhaus, Am Künstlerhaus 47, 76131 Karlsruhe
“船頭 多くして船山に上る“ Drawings from Germany Zeichnungen aus Deutschland
First Phase: 2024.Sep.11 – Oct.5. Second Phase: 2025.Feb.5 – 29
Exhibition Venue: KODA Gallery x Pan -Art and Sourdough Bread- Adresse: 11-3 Sakae-cho, Mimasaka City, Okayama 707-0025 OPEN: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Closed: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
This time, we are showcasing sketches by 32 artists residing in Germany. The title of the exhibition, “Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth,” is a proverb meaning that having too many opinions and ideas can hinder progress. However, we chose this title to convey the idea that the gathering of different perspectives and diverse approaches can sometimes lead to unexpected and creative results. We will be exhibiting the viewpoints and thoughts of artists based in Germany, a country located in Europe where various cultures converge.
This gallery has been organized and operated since 2021 by ‘Palette Scene,’ a curation art project group formed by three locals. It was established with the aim of providing opportunities for children and residents in this region to engage with art. Additionally, the attached café offers freshly baked pretzels made using traditional German techniques, as well as German beer, coffee, and lunch. The opening hours are the same as those of the gallery. Instagram @koda_com
Aylin Altuner Boglárka Balassa Lara Barth Annett Bienhaus Hsuan-wei Chen Christoph Dinges Julia Dörflinger Christian Ertel Simon Fischer Tobias Grothmann Pauline Gosselin Axel Heil Tenki Hiramatsu Hendrik Hoffarth Imma Nao Kikuchi Yongkuk Ko Chiharu Koda Rina Kurihara Hojeong Lee Dirk Meinzer Rebecca Nitsch Hiroshi Oka Christian Patruno Markus Quicker Artur Schäfer Sierk Schmalzriedt Anna Schwehr Clara Stang Jens Stickel Nozomi Tanabe Nils Weiligmann
Organizer: PaletteScene Curators: Marks Quicker, Chiharu Koda Funding: Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Fukutake Educational Cultural Promotion Foundation This exhibition is a related event in collaboration with the “Art Festival of Forest in Okayama.”
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船頭 多くして船山に上る ドイツからのスケッチ展
第一弾 2024年9月11日 – 10月5日 第二弾 2025年2月
展示場所 KODA Gallery x Pan アートとサワドゥーパンの店 〒707-0025 岡山県美作市栄町11−3 OPEN 10:00 – 17:00 定休日・日月火
Forest Festival of the Arts Okayama official website >>>
September 28th (Sat) – November 24th (Sun), 2024
In the autumn of 2024, a new international art festival called “Forest Art Festival: Sunny Country Okayama” will be held, focusing on the northern region of Okayama Prefecture. The festival will run from September 28 to November 24.
This art festival aims to explore ecological thinking and new capital possibilities through the traditional architecture and nature that remain in this area, which once flourished as a castle town and post town. The art director is Yuko Hasegawa, director of the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa.
The festival will take place in 12 cities and towns within Okayama Prefecture (Tsuyama City, Takahashi City, Niimi City, Maniwa City, Mimasaka City, Shinjō Village, Kagamino Town, Shōō Town, Nagi Town, Nishi-Awakura Village, Kumenan Town, Misaki Town). The artwork will be displayed in Tsuyama (Tsuyama Castle area, Green Hills Tsuyama area), Nagi (Nagi Town Museum of Contemporary Art area), Niimi (Makidō and Ikura-dō caves area), Maniwa (Hiruzen area), and Kagamino (Okutsu area).
The artists and exhibition locations are as follows:
Nagi Town Museum of Contemporary Art Area: AKI INOMATA, Muhannad Shono, Ryuichi Sakamoto + Shiro Takaya, Arata Isozaki (Nagi Town Museum of Contemporary Art), Mirai Moriyama (Symbol Road), Leandro Erlich (Indoor Gateball Court “Spark Nagi”).
Makidō and Ikura-dō Caves Area: Mika Ninagawa (Makidō), Anri Sala (Ikura-dō), Keita Sugiura (Fureai Center Maki), Michael Lin (Manabino Mori Niimi Library).
Hiruzen Area: Smita G.S, Rinko Kawauchi, Katsuyoshi Azuma, Yoshihiko Ueda (GREENable Hiruzen), Kazuyo Sejima (Katsuyama Townscape Preservation District and others).
Hasegawa, directing a domestic art festival for the first time, stated, “The forest is Japan’s resource. One theme of this art festival is how to use it. We have gathered artists who have viewed the forest as a companion. We want to leave a legacy at each location.”
Official Tour Bus We operate guided tour buses that efficiently take you to venues located in a wide area. There are two courses: the “History Course” (Tsuyama/Nagi Area) and the “Nature Course” (Niimi/Maniwa/Kagamino Area). You can choose either course departing from Okayama Station or Tsuyama Station. By combining these two courses, you can visit all the exhibition areas. Additionally, with the guidance of a dedicated tour guide, you can enjoy a deeper appreciation of the artworks.
1. History Course (Tsuyama/Nagi Area)
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Departure/Arrival from Okayama Station Fee: Adults ¥12,000 Children (Elementary School) ¥11,000 (includes lunch)
Route: Okayama Station West Exit Bus Terminal → Tsuyama Castle Area (art viewing and lunch) → Green Hills Tsuyama Area (art viewing) → Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art Area (art viewing) → JR Tsuyama Station (optional drop-off) → Okayama Station West Exit Bus Terminal
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Departure/Arrival from Tsuyama Station Fee: Adults ¥10,000 Children (Elementary School) ¥9,000 (includes lunch)
Route: Tsuyama Station North Exit Plaza → Tsuyama Castle Area (art viewing and lunch) → Green Hills Tsuyama Area (art viewing) → Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art Area (art viewing) → Tsuyama Station North Exit Plaza
2. Nature Course (Niimi/Maniwa/Kagamino Area)
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Departure/Arrival from Okayama Station Fee: Adults ¥12,000 Children (Elementary School) ¥11,000 (includes lunch)
Route: Okayama Station West Exit Bus Terminal → Makido & Ikuradō Cave Area (art viewing) → Shinjō Village (lunch) → Hiruzen Area (art viewing) → Okutsu Area (art viewing) → JR Tsuyama Station (optional drop-off) → Okayama Station West Exit Bus Terminal
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Departure/Arrival from Tsuyama Station Fee: Adults ¥10,000 Children (Elementary School) ¥9,000 (includes lunch)
Route: Tsuyama Station North Exit Plaza → Makido & Ikuradō Cave Area (art viewing) → Shinjō Village (lunch) → Hiruzen Area (art viewing) → Okutsu Area (art viewing) → Tsuyama Station North Exit Plaza
Operating Dates
From Saturday, September 28, 2024, to Sunday, November 24, 2024. Operating Days: Weekends and holidays (September & October) / Fridays, weekends, and holidays (November).
Notes
Minimum number of participants: 10 (Tours will not operate if the number of participants is less than 10)
Art viewing fees: Not included in the tour fee. To view paid exhibitions, you need to purchase an Art Viewing Passport or a Single Venue Ticket.
Sales Locations
If you wish to join the tour, please apply through Ryobi Tours Friends Pack. TEL: 086-226-1515 (Weekdays 10:00–13:00, Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays) Web:https://friendspack.jp/forestartfest-okayama/ (Only Japanese)
Forest Festival of the Arts Okayama official website >>>
Wir laden herzlich zur Eröffnung unserer diesjährigen Mitgliederausstellung ins Künstlerhaus ein. Die Ausstellung zeigt die bunte Vielfalt unserer kunstschaffenden Mitglieder und bietet einen Überblick an verschiedenen Techniken und Medien, mit denen in der Kunstszene gearbeitet wird. Es handelt sich hierbei nicht zuletzt um einen Querschnitt durch das künstlerische Schaffen der Region, dessen unterschiedliche Facetten immer wieder verblüffend sind.
Traditionell findet im Anschluss an die Eröffnung unser alljährliches Sommerfest im schönen Innenhof statt. Bei Speis und Trank möchten wir bei einem gemütlichen Beisammensein die Ausstellung feiern und den Abend ausklingen lassen.
Vernissage Samstag, 29. Juni 2024, 18 Uhr Begrüßung: Lars Lehmann, Vorstand BBK Grußwort: Dr. Albert Käuflein, Kulturbürgermeister der Stadt Karlsruhe Musik:
Ausstellungsdauer 30. Juni. – 21. Juli 2024 geöffnet Freitag 17-20 Uhr, Samstag und Sonntag 14-18 Uhr
Ort BBK im Künstlerhaus, Am Künstlerhaus 47, 76131 Karlsruhe
Freier Eintritt zu allen Veranstaltungen!
Foto: Die Arbeit “Steck im Fluss” (2024) von Chiharu Koda >>>
