服部太郎 / 開放工作室參觀/藝術開講
2009/10月14日 早上10點-下午5點工作室參觀/3-4點演講
關渡美術館/3樓多功能室
You are warmly invited to join this event !!
TARO HATTORI / OPEN STUDIO/ARTIST TALK
2009/10/14 /10AM-5PM open studio/TALK from 3-4pm
Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts /3F multi-function room
Taro Hattori’s conceptual installations respond directly to both the built and intangible elements of a specific environment. With
a background in theater set design, Hattori creates installations telling stories that are activated by the presence of viewers.
In his most recent work, Hattori explores the relationship between creation and destruction, finding connections between seemingly
disparate motifs, dirigibles, weapons and family history to interrogate the violence inherent in any symbol or system of power.
During his residency at Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Hattori focuses on a installation project which explores the sense of violence
historically embedded in our everyday city life, setting three vantage points of project as "space" "bamboo" and "collaboration"
On the Open studio event and the talk,Hattori and his Polish collaborator Aleksandra Janik will present their working on prograss plan on several aspects
from the observation toward Taiwanese culture.
Through their various disciplines from the research, they will provide a wide perspectives to the audience regarding the images they have recieved during their residency.
服部太郎 / 開放工作室參觀/藝術開講
2009/10月14日 早上10點-下午5點工作室參觀/3-4點演講
關渡美術館/3樓多功能室
You are warmly invited to join this event !!
TARO HATTORI / OPEN STUDIO/ARTIST TALK
2009/10/14 /10AM-5PM open studio/TALK from 3-4pm
Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts /3F multi-function room
Taro Hattori’s conceptual installations respond directly to both the built and intangible elements of a specific environment. With
a background in theater set design, Hattori creates installations telling stories that are activated by the presence of viewers.
In his most recent work, Hattori explores the relationship between creation and destruction, finding connections between seemingly
disparate motifs, dirigibles, weapons and family history to interrogate the violence inherent in any symbol or system of power.
During his residency at Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Hattori focuses on a installation project which explores the sense of violence
historically embedded in our everyday city life, setting three vantage points of project as "space" "bamboo" and "collaboration"
On the Open studio event and the talk,Hattori and his Polish collaborator Aleksandra Janik will present their working on prograss plan on several aspects
from the observation toward Taiwanese culture.
Through their various disciplines from the research, they will provide a wide perspectives to the audience regarding the images they have recieved during their residency.
