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[Collection Show] "Room_412 Curated Exhibition: Collection" at Room_412 (Shibuya)

【コレクション展】「Room_412 企画展示 Collection」Room_412(渋谷)

Room_412 Curated Exhibition “Collection”

We visited the Room_412 curated exhibition “Collection.”
The venue is Room_412, an art space in Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya-ku.

The 4th floor of the Takagi Building in Sakuragaoka, Shibuya — reached via the stairs.
The 4th floor of the Takagi Building in Sakuragaoka, Shibuya — reached via the stairs.
Entrance to "Room_412," Room 412 of the Takagi Building
Entrance to “Room_412,” Room 412 of the Takagi Building
Installation view
Installation view
Midori Sushi, "Figure," 2017, acrylic on canvas
Midori Sushi, “Figure,” 2017, acrylic on canvas
Yukiko Kimura, "Hello to the Wonderland," 2018, salvaged materials and acrylic
Yukiko Kimura, “Hello to the Wonderland,” 2018, salvaged materials and acrylic
Hikaru Ishikawa, "Portrait II," 2020, oil on canvas
Hikaru Ishikawa, “Portrait II,” 2020, oil on canvas
Risa Motoki, "TACK=FEELING," 2017, glass and safety pins
Risa Motoki, “TACK=FEELING,” 2017, glass and safety pins
Miyu Yanagida, "Running with a Painting," 2019, video
Miyu Yanagida, “Running with a Painting,” 2019, video
Christian Marclay, "FOOTSTEPS," 1989, vinyl record (LP)
Christian Marclay, “FOOTSTEPS,” 1989, vinyl record (LP)
Rina Ohmoto, "Vague" (excerpt), 2018, body, photograph
Rina Ohmoto, “Vague” (excerpt), 2018, body, photograph
Installation view
Installation view
Installation view — center: Hikaru Ishikawa, "Park," 2020; right: Hikaru Ishikawa, "A Moment," 2020
Installation view — center: Hikaru Ishikawa, “Park,” 2020; right: Hikaru Ishikawa, “A Moment,” 2020
Left: Midori Sushi, "Drawing," 2018, acrylic on canvas; right: Midori Sushi, "Figure," 2017, acrylic on canvas
Left: Midori Sushi, “Drawing,” 2018, acrylic on canvas; right: Midori Sushi, “Figure,” 2017, acrylic on canvas
Left: Hikaru Ishikawa; center: Risa Motoki, "EACAPE," 2017, glass, copper plate, screws; right: Yuri Hamano, "White House," …
Left: Hikaru Ishikawa; center: Risa Motoki, “EACAPE,” 2017, glass, copper plate, screws; right: Yuri Hamano, “White House,” oil on canvas

This exhibition opened just as the emergency stay-at-home request against COVID-19 was lifted.
After April and May, when opportunities to see art exhibitions had drastically diminished, this was a chance for us to visit.
Being able to view the works at a relaxed pace made the time all the more joyful.

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