荒川修作＋マドリン・ギンズ

Call for participation in the 7th open research conference on July 21, 2018

The 7th open research conference will be held on July 21 at the Kansai University (Osaka). There will be two keynote lectures, given by art historian Reiko Tomii, and Toshiaki Minemura, emeritus professor, Tama Art University.

You can learn more about our activities @ http://www.architectural-body.com/?cat=53&lang=en

[Report] The 6th open research conference

The 6th open research conference of Arakawa and Gins study group on Kansai University hold on March 11, 2018 at Kansai University , which starts with the film screening of "For Example" (1971, Directed by Arakawa, written by Arakawa + Gins) , then having a keynote speech by Koyo Yamashita, Director Image Forum Festival.

Thank you for your paticipating in the event !

Koyo Yamashita, Director, Image Forum Festival

Koyo Yamashita (Director Image Forum Festival) × Junji Hori (Kansai University) × Takeshi Kadobayashi (Kansai University)

Call for participation in the 6th open research conference on March 11, 2018

The 6th open research conference will be held on March 11 at the Kansai University (Osaka), which starts with the film screening of "For Example" (1971, Directed by Arakawa, written by Arakawa + Gins) , then having a keynote speech by Koyo Yamashita, Director Image Forum Festival.

Please keep you posted on our activities @ http://www.architectural-body.com/?cat=53&lang=en

[Report] The 5th open research conference

The 5th open research conference of Arakawa and Gins study group on Kansai University hold on December 17, 2017 at Toyo University , which starts with the film screening of "For Example" (1971, Directed by Arakawa, written by Arakawa + Gins) , then having a keynote speech by Kei Hirakura, Yokohama National University and Shingo Tsuji, Architect.

Thank you for your paticipating in the event !

Film screening of "For Example" (1971, Directed by Arakawa, written by Arakawa + Gins)

Kei Hirakura, Yokohama National University

Shingo Tsuji, Architect

Kei Hirakura × Shingo Tsuji × Takeshi Kadobayashi

Call for participation in the 5th open research conference on December 17, 2017

The 5th open research conference will be held on December 17 at the Toyo University (Tokyo), which starts with the film screening of "For Example" (1971, Directed by Arakawa, written by Arakawa + Gins) , then having a keynote speech by Kei Hirakura, Yokohama National University and Shingo Tsuji, Architect.

Please keep you posted on our activities @ http://www.architectural-body.com/?cat=53&lang=en

[Report] YORO Art Picnic

Thank you for participating the special talk & tour @ Site of Reversible Destiny Yoro-Park (YORO ART PICNIC) on November 18 & 19, 2017

PechaKucha@Yoro Art Night with Kato Shii

Yoro Art Picnic

www.yoro-arts.com

Yoro falls, which boasts a 1,300 year history, and the Site of Reversible Destiny, which can be called a sacred ground of contemporary art: Yoro park is home to these two picturesque sites, and it is here that new event will be born. The setting will be the park’s gently sloping lawn. We will line up a number of tents and hold a lively function. There, free from obstructive thoughts, you may open your eyes in wonder while working up a sweat. You may remember someone far away and your heart may pound with the excitement of discovery. With the autumn wind blowing through the brightly colored leaves, you may catch a glimpse of a future that connects the past with the present, and life with architecture. The Yoro Art Picnic is a mere two days, but it is nowhere! We hope to see you there.

Director Masayuki Akamatsu  （Doctor of Art, Professor at IAMAS）

Event Overview ~Objective~

This art event is held in collaboration with the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (hereafter IAMAS) based on Gifu Prefecture’s “City Park Revitalization Initiative” and in line with Yoro park’s founding principle: “pray for health and longevity, and follow the course of nature and history filled with appreciation for life.” Yoro reaches its 1300th year. In collaboration with the town of Yoro’s “Yoro Era 1300th Anniversary Festival,” we hope to invigorate Yoro Park through regional relationships.

Name      Yoro Art Picnic

Theme     Art and Wellness

Time        Saturday, November 18 10:00 – 21:00
               Sunday, November 19 10:00 – 16:30

Venue      Yoro Park Lawn, Site of Reversible Destiny

Addmittion free

Overview

In Yoro park – home of the unconventional and incomparable artwork “Site of Reversible Destiny,” as well as Yoro falls, a natural work of art – 14 artists will present their experiential, experimental art projects. The diverse genres in which these artists work include media art, physical expression, and picture books. Adults and children alike can freely enjoy this picnic-style art event while wandering the park.

Art Projects

01  Sora no Me (Eye in the Sky) – Dr. Masayuki Akamatsu (Professor at IAMAS)

02  Site of Reversible Destiny Talk and Tour – Momoyo Honma
      (Representative, Shusaku Arakawa  + Madeline Gins Tokyo Office)
     ・Megumu Hirabayashi (Curator, Yoko Tadanori Museum of Contemporary Art)

03  AR Art Picnic – Masayuki Akamatsu + ARART Project

04  Yoro Art Night

05  Gourd treasure hunt in the Site of Reversible Destiny

06  Gourd Art Project – Ran Takeuchi (Yoro Gourd Studio Eight 8)

07  Forest and Children’s Art Square – Agihara, Naba, Yusaku
       (Gifu Academy of Forest Science and Culture)

08  Bike Hack – sy

09  Sound Hack – B3

10  Wielerschool – Wielerschool Japan

11  Taiko ga Hibiku Kokoro ni Hibiku {the Drum Sounds, Resounds in the Heart}
      – Takuzo Kato (Taiko Drummer)

12  Odoru Odoru Yoro {Dance Dance Yoro} – Yoichi Kimura (Dancer)

13  Art Picture Book Picnic – Kenao Takabata (Picture book author)
     ・Sanshiro Sugiyama (Manager of the picture book specialty shop “Okinaki”)

14  Yoro Yoga – Midori Okumura (Laxmi yoga master)

General Direction Masayuki Akamatsu（Doctor of Art, Professor at IAMAS）

A media artist, born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1961. He graduated from the Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School of Arts with a doctorate in art. He creates interactive music and visual works, and in recent years, with the theme of mobility and reality, he has been studying the influence technology has on people and society through his creations. His representative work includes the books “The Max Textbook,” “The iOS Textbook,” the apps Banner, “Decision Free,” and the installations “Time Machine!” and “Uroboros Torch.” He is involved in the development of the IT products “Sekai Camera” and “Funiki Megane.”

Hosted by Gifu Prefecture.

In cooperation with The Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS).

Contact: Urban Parks Division, Urban Parks Management Bureau,
               Gifu Prefectural Government.

〒500-8570 Gifu-ken, Gifu-shi, Yabutaminami 2-1-1

TEL: 058-272-1111 ext. 3773 / 058-272-8664 (direct line)

A Screening of Arakawa’s 1969 Experimental Film: Why Not: A Serenade on Eschatological Ecology

Reversible Destiny Foundation & Dillon + Lee & National Sawdust presents:
Screening of Arakawa's 1969 Experimental Film

Why Not (A Serenade of Eschatological Ecology)

Monday October 16, 7:00pm

National Sawdust
80 N 6th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11249

For tickets visit: nationalsawdust.org

Film written and directed by Arakawa
Girl: Mary Window, Music: Toshi Ichiyanagi, Narration: Madeline Gins
110 minutes, 1969

7:00pm | Screening of Why Not (A Serenade of Eschatological Ecology) 
9:00pm | Discussion & Q&A

Join Reversible Destiny Foundation and Dillon + Lee in the film screening of Arakawa's Why Not (A Serenade of Eschatological Ecology) (1969) at Williamsburg's National Sawdust. Renowned for his paintings, drawings, prints, and visionary architectural constructions, Arakawa was one of the earliest practitioners of the international Conceptual Art movement of the 1960's. His wide range of experimentation extended into filmmaking. Why Not is a surrealistic exploration, by a young female protagonist, of both her psychological and physical realms, shot entirely within an enclosed space of an apartment (Arakawa's studio). The screening is a rare opportunity to see it in full, in the backdrop of the innovative venue of National Sawdust.  The program is introduced by Miwako Tezuka, Consulting Curator of the Reversible Destiny Foundation and Diana Lee, partner of Dillon + Lee, and followed by a post-screening discussion and Q&A with Peter Katz, the Foundation’s Executive Director and Jay Sanders, Artists Space Executive Director and Chief Curator. 

Program Participants:

Peter Katz has led the Reversible Destiny Foundation as Executive Director since 2015. He was previously the Chief Operating Officer at MoMA PS1 from 2011 to 2014 and also worked at the Neue Galerie, MoMA, and the Guggenheim in their finance and administration departments.

Diana Seo Hyung Lee is a New York City based writer, translator, and partner of Dillon + Lee. Her writing and translations have appeared in Flash Art, The Brooklyn Rail, ArtSlant, Degree Critical Blog, ArtAsiaPacific, Seaweed Journal, and The Forgetory, an online publication she helped start, where she currently serves as a contributing editor.

 
Jay Sanders is Director & Chief Curator of Artists Space in New York City. From 2012–2017 he was the Engell Speyer Family Curator and Curator of Performance at the Whitney Museum of American Art. His recent exhibition Calder: Hypermobility is on view at the Whitney through October 23, 2017.
 
Miwako Tezuka is Consulting Curator of the Reversible Destiny Foundation since 2015. Formerly, she was Japan Society Gallery Director (2012–15) and Curator of Contemporary Art at Asia Society in New York (2005–12). Dr. Tezuka is also Co-Director of PoNJA-GenKon, an international network of scholars and curators in the field of post-1945 Japanese art.

Call for participation in the 4th open research conference on July 29, 2017

We are pleased to annouce you that the 4th open research conference @ Kansai University will be held on July 29th, inviting Toshihiro Anzai, System Artist.

Please keep you posted on our activities @ http://www.architectural-body.com/?cat=53&lang=en

Report: The 12th Annual Conference of the Association for Studies of Culture and Representation on July 2, 2017

The 12th Annual Conference of the Association for Studies of Culture and Representation held on July 2. We had a panel presentation in it, welcoming Prof. Yasuo Kobayashi (Aoyama University) .

Naohiko Mimura, Chief Researcher

Masayoshi Someya, Commissioned Researcher

Satoshi Inagaki, Comissioned Researcher

Takeyshi Kadobayashi, Researcher

Hideo Kobayashi, Commentator

Call for participation in the 12th Annual Conference of the Association for Studies of Culture and Representation on July 2, 2017

Call for participation in the 12th Annual Conference of the Association for Studies of Culture and Representation on July 2, 2017

for further information

http://www.repre.org/conventions/12/8_501/index.php

Call for participation in the 3rd open research conference on Feb. 24, 2017

We are pleased to annouce you that the third open research conference @ Kansai University will be held on February 24th, inviting Dr.Jondi Keane, Associate Professor, Deakin University, who was the co-organizer of AG3: The Third International Arakawa and Gins: Architecture and Philosophy Conference (2010).

Please keep you posted on our activities @ http://www.architectural-body.com/?cat=53&lang=en

Call for participation in the second open research conference on November 12, 2016

The second open research conference will be held on November 12th at the Kansai University, which starts with the film screening of "WE, Madeline GINS" (2011, Directed by Nobu Yamaoka) , then having a keynote speech by Peter Katz, Director, Reversible Destiny Foundation.

Please keep you posted on our activities @ http://www.architectural-body.com/?cat=53&lang=en

[Report] Talk sessions “Explorations of Arakawa + Gins” @ gallery ART UNLIMITED

Thank you for participating the talk sessions “Explorations of Arakawa + Gins”.
And our heartfelt thanks to the lecturers, who shared us their knowledge, experience, and “blank” for “reassembling” our “review and self-criticism” on AG studies!

■19:00 － 21:00, October 21

Session 1
Takashi IKEGAMI (Professor, University of Tokyo, Department of General Systems Sciences) + Momoyo HOMMA (Director, ARAKAWA +GINS Tokyo Office)

"Stop The Mechanism of Meaning !"

■14:00 － 16:00, October 22

Session 2

Satoshi YAMADA (Chief curator, Nagoya City Art Museum)

"Analyzing the art of Arakawa Shusaku"

■17:00 － 19:00, October 22

Session 3
Studies of the Architectural Body / The Institute of Oriental and Occidental Studies － KANSAI UNIVERSITY + Momoyo HOMMA
"ARAKAWA + GINS study today -through an interdisciplinary approach"

■19:00 － 21:00, October 28

Session 4

Hideo NAMBA (Art critic, Director, Sezon Museum of Modern Art)

"Appreciation of The Mechanism of Meaning"

Triple Canopy presents special screening “Children who won’ t die, ARAKAWA”

Special Screening "Children Who Won’t Die, ARAKAWA"

November 3, 2016 7:00 p.m.

264 Canal Street, 3W, New York, New York

Free admission

Triple Canopy is pleased to present a screening of Children Who Won’t Die (2010). Directed by Nobu Yamaoka and scored by composer Keiichiro Shibuya, the documentary is a meditation on the work of Japanese artist Arakawa and his efforts, with his wife and creative partner Madeline Gins, to “reverse destiny” and free humanity from the necessity of death.

Arakawa, who died in 2010, and Gins, who died in 2014, advocated for their singular vision of immortality through works of visual art, philosophical and poetic writings, and architecture. Considering the lived environment to be of the utmost importance to their project, the duo designed housing using esoteric principles they called “architectural procedures,” such as “biotopological scale-juggling” and “tentativeness cradling.” The resulting spaces are meant to simultaneously expand inhabitants’ physical capacities and challenge their intransigent modes of thought. As Arakawa and Gins write in Making Dying Illegal (2006), living in such a “tactically posed surround/tutelary abode” is “an all-out effort to go on living,” and, in their view, an ethical mandate for all of humanity.

Juxtaposing the duo’s utopic transhumanism with quotidian reality, the film intersperses talks and lectures by Arakawa with depictions of life in the first permanently habitable work of procedural architecture: the Reversible Destiny Lofts, built in Mitaka, Tokyo, in 2005. Living in kaleidoscopic apartments with spherical rooms, undulating pebble floors, and doorless toilets, the lofts’ tenants lose weight, see long-lost friends in their dreams, and develop stronger arches in their feet—all while pondering whether the architecture will truly enable them to live forever, as Arakawa and Gins propose.

Children Who Won’t Die is part of Triple Canopy’s Vanitas issue, which explores contemporary meditations on mortality as well as the delights, delusions, and pressures of fleshly existence. The issue will also include an essay on the anti-death architecture of Arakawa and Gins by Triple Canopy senior editor Matthew Shen Goodman and Lucy Ives. The film is in Japanese with English subtitles, and will be introduced by Shen Goodman.

Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. In order to ensure that events are accessible and comfortable, we’ll open the doors at 6:30 p.m. and strictly limit admittance to our legal capacity. Please check Triple Canopy’s Facebook and Twitter accounts for updates, as we’ll indicate if events are sold out.

Triple Canopy’s venue is located at 264 Canal Street 3W, near several Canal Street subway stations. Our floor is accessible by elevator (63" × 60" car, 31" door) and stairway. Due to the age and other characteristics of the building, our bathrooms are not ADA-accessible, though several such bathrooms are located nearby. If you have specific questions about access, please write at least three days before the event and we will make every effort to accommodate you.

(quoted from "official website")

(日本語) 10/17(月) 地球永住計画 連続講座「死なない子供」荒川修作の場づくり（講師：本間桃世）

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Points of Convergence: Arakawa and the Art of the 1960s－1970s

Points of Convergence: Arakawa and the Art of the 1960s－1970s

PANEL DISCUSSION
Points of Convergence: Arakawa and the Art of the 1960s–1970s
Wednesday, October 12, 6:30 p.m.

PRESENTED BY
Reversible Destiny Foundation & Asia Contemporary Art Week

HOSTED BY
artnet
Woolworth Building
233 Broadway, 26th Floor, New York, NY 10279

The Reversible Destiny Foundation is dedicated to supporting research and a greater public interest in the artistic practices of Arakawa and Madeline Gins, further advancing and preserving their legacy. The 11th edition of Asia Contemporary Art Week is a season-long event, lasting from September 8 to November 18. This platform connects over 40 art institutions from Asia and New York, with the goal of promoting cutting-edge exhibitions, innovative projects, and provocative dialogue. The program will be moderated by Dr. Miwako Tezuka, consulting curator of the Reversible Destiny Foundation. For questions regarding the event, please email miwakotezuka@reversibledestiny.org.

Arakawa – Born in Nagoya, Japan, Arakawa rebelled against the Japanese art world of the late 1950s. Fiercely independent and inspired by Marcel Duchamp’s “art in the service of the mind,” he moved to New York in 1961. This growing city of avant-garde experimentation attracted artists from all over the world, including many from Japan, such as Ay-O, On Kawara, Naoto Nakagawa, and Yoko Ono. Living in the midst of the New York art scene in the 1960s and 70s, Arakawa along with his peers became integral to the emergence of the Minimalist and Conceptual Art movements.

This panel discussion invites distinguished speakers to share their perspectives on the art and philosophy of Arakawa, and how they may be contextualized within the international art of the era. Dr. Charles Mark Haxthausen has authored key texts on deciphering the artist’s often-cryptic artwork by applying art historical and philosophical analyses. The painter Naoto Nakagawa became acquainted with Arakawa in 1965, and recalls the time he spent in the fellowship of like-minded artists. Dr. Reiko Tomii, with her in-depth knowledge of Post-War Japanese art history, keenly detects what changed and what remained constant in his art during the two decades that thrust him into the world.

Panelists

Charles Mark Haxthausen is an emeritus Robert Sterling Clark professor of art history at Williams College, where he taught from 1993 to 2016. He has played a significant international role as a curator and consultant in the field of Modern and contemporary German art. Known for his work on artist Paul Klee, he has published numerous articles on German artists and critics, and edited the book The Two Art Histories: The Museum and the University, and co-edited Berlin: Culture and Metropolis. His exhibition, Sol LeWitt: The Well-Tempered Grid, presented at the Williams College Museum of Art in 2012, won the Association of Art Museum Curators’ Award for Excellence. His book, Carl Einstein: Refiguring Visuality, has been recently published by the University of Chicago Press.

Naoto Nakagawa was born in Kobe, Japan in 1944 and immigrated to New York in 1962. His paintings have been widely exhibited, starting in 1968 at the legendary avant-garde Judson Gallery, and more recently at Feature Inc. in New York. His work has been shown alongside a two-part survey of Nakagawa’s work at WhiteBox and Ethan Cohen Fine Arts, and can be found in many public and private collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York. He has taught at Columbia University and the Parsons School of Design.

Dr. Reiko Tomii is an independent art historian who investigates post-1945 Japanese art in global and local contexts. Her research topics encompass international contemporaneity, collectivism, and conceptualism in the art of the 1960s. She has contributed to exhibitions such as “Global Conceptualism” at the Queens Museum of Art in 1999, “Century City” at the Tate Modern in 2001, and “Art, Anti-Art, Non-Art” at the Getty Research Institute in 2007. Her book, Radicalism in the Wilderness: International Contemporaneity and 1960s Art in Japan, was published by MIT Press in the Spring of 2016.

（quoted from official website）

http://link.artnet.com/view/57ed711e4f98d826098b456a4m30v.4/b4d6f3c2

(日本語) 10月7日 雑誌『THE FUNAMBULIST』新刊出版記念ゲストトーク＠VACANT

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[Report] The first open research conference on July 16, 2016

The first open research conference hold on July 16th at Kansai University. Over 100 paticipants joined the conference and we had a great time with them.

Thank you for your paticipating in the first event !

Momoyo Homma, Director, Arakawa+Gins Tokyo Office

Thank you for your paticipating in the first event !

KADOBAYASHI Takeshi, Assoc. Prof., Kansai University

KOMURO Hiroki, Assoc. Prof., Kansai University

MIMURA Naohiko, Prof., Kansai University

Please keep you posted on our activities @ http://www.architectural-body.com/?cat=53&lang=en

Call for participation in the first open research conference on July 16, 2016

We are pleased to inform you that the Kansai University (Osaka) has established a 3-year study program on Arakawa + Gins, as "Studies of the Architectural Body" at the Institute of Oriental and Occidental Studies from this April.

The first open research conference will be held on July 16th at the university, which starts with the report of our study trip to NY in May, then having a keynote speech by Mr. Masao Morita, independent scholar/mathematician.

This conference is only in Japanese.

Please keep you posted on our activities @ http://www.architectural-body.com/?cat=53&lang=en

Event Report | Reversible Destiny Lofts Mitaka – Still in the Making

From September 20 to 27th of 2015, we had the 10th Anniversary events at the Reversible Destiny Lofts Mitaka -In Memory of Helen Keller-.

We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to you for supporting us to make a great 10 years.

It was a significant milestone in the history of Arakawa + Gins' creative life, and having your support and participation was just priceless.

We will make continued efforts in the reversible destiny mode, wishing to celebrate another decade, and even more!!

Again, thank you very much for your patronage and well wishes!

* Here we are pleased to share the memories with photos taken during the celebration week as the event report.

September 20th（Sun.）, 2015

10th Anniversary Party & Talk Event
 

Lecturer :

Hiromi Fujii (Architect / Professor Emeritus, Shibaura Institute of Technology）

Yoshihiko Sano（Architect / President, Yasui Architects & Engineers, Inc.）

Shingo Tsuji（Architect / CHIASMA FACTORY）

Navigator : Momoyo Homma (Arakawa+Gins Tokyo Office)

Shingo Tsuji（Architect / CHIASMA FACTORY）
Hiromi Fujii (Architect / Professor Emeritus, Shibaura Institute of Technology）
Yoshihiko Sano（Architect / President, Yasui Architects & Engineers, Inc.）

Introduction by Momoyo Homma

Reversible Destiny Party Food

September 21st（Mon.）, 2015

Mathematics Concert

Lecturer : Masao Morita（Independent Scholar）

Sepbember 23rd（Wed.）, 2015

Tama-chan presents Smiling Sushi Roll Workshop !

Lecturer : Tama-chan（Tamayo Kiyota）

Demonstration by Tama-chan

Colored Sushi Rice

Drawing Time

Sushi making

Cutting the original sushi

Sushi created by participants

Tama-chan and the participants

September 24th（Thr.）, 2015

Architectural Tours, Workshops

September 26th（Sat.）, 2015

Eric Jacobsen "Song and Sound. Making Music with Eric ! "

Lecturer : Eric Jacobsen (Musician)

Sepbember 27th（Sun.）, 2015

Reversible Destiny Talk: Yasuo Kobayashi x Takashi Ikegami

Lecturer :

Yasuo Kobayashi (Philosopher, Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo)

Takashi Ikegami (Professor, University of Tokyo, Department of General Systems Sciences)

Navigator : Momoyo Homma (Arakawa+Gins Tokyo Office)

(Left) Yasuo Kobayashi , (Right) Takashi Ikegami

＜Outline＞

Reversible Destiny Lofts Mitaka – Still in the Making

- Celebrating our 10th Anniversary -

September 20th － September 27th , 2015

Venue：Reversible Destiny Lofts MITAKA － In Memory of Helen Keller -

Organized by Arakawa + Gins Tokyo Office (ABRF, Inc.)

In Special Cooperation with gallery ART UNLIMITED

In Cooperation with Yasui Architects & Engineers, Inc. / Fujii Architects Studio /
CHIASMA FACTORY / dfb music / RTA PIKCAR Inc. / Tama-chan / Suiseisha

http://www.rdloftsmitaka.com/10th_events?lang=en

Publication Launch Event of the book “Yurei-no-Shinri” Talk: Yasuo Kobayashi X Hideo Namba

Date &Time: August 21, 20:00〜

Venue: B & B – Honya Book and Beer（Shimokitazawa, Tokyo）

Lecturer:
Yasuo Kobayashi (Philosopher, Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo)

Hideo Namba（Art critic, Director, Sezon Museum of Modern Art）

Admission: 1,500yen ＋ 1 drink order

Further Information:

http://bookandbeer.com/event/20150821_yurei/

Special Screening of “Why Not” “For Example”, and “Chiildren who won’ t die, Arakawa”

DOCSPECTIVE #4 Shusaku Arakawa

Special Screening of "Why Not" and "Children who won' t die. Arakawa"

Lecturer：Nobutaka Yamaoka (Film Director)

Day & Time: Sunday, August 24

10:00 – "Children who won' t die. Arakawa"

15:00 – "Why Not"

Venue: CINEMA AMIGO (Zushi, Kanagawa pref.)

http://cinema-amigo.com/movie/000367.html

Special Screening of "For Example"

Lecturer: Shingo Tsuji (Architect)

Day & Time: Sunday, September 14 17:00 –

Venue: Reversible Destiny Lofts MITAKA (Tokyo)

http://www.rdloftsmitaka.com/forexample

28th Image Forum Festival

"For Example (A Critique of Never) " 1971

The screenings of the films “Why Not” & “For Example” by Arakawa + Gins will be held in Yokohama (@ Yokohama Museum of Art) on this coming Friday, June 27th. Organized as one of the special programs of the 28th Image Forum Festival, these experimental, avant-garde films are showing us a fundamental approach to our bodies as "organism that person" by Arakawa + Gins.

Detail

Image Forum Festival 2014 [Filmmakers in focus] Arakawa + Gins

Date：Friday, June 27, 13:30~ "Why Not" & 16:00~ "For Example"

Venue：Yokohama Museum of Art, Lecture Hall

http://imageforumfestival.com/index-en

Thank you for coming to the “Arakawa + Gins Memoria Symposium: From Neo-Dada to the Reversible Destiny and Beyond” (May 19)

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Landing Sites : ARAKAWA+GINS – spring & summer 2014

We are pleased to announce you that we are expecting to have many events related to Arakawa + Gins this Spring-Summer in Japan, entitled as “Landing Sites”.

We hope to see you sometime topologically in those ubiquitous sites landing us together !

Please check below

http://www.architectural-body.com/?p=2296&lang=en

(日本語) 11/22 講演会「天命反転 東西の身体観を超えて－荒川修作＋マドリン・ギンズと現代の建築・芸術・思想－」

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(日本語) シンポジウム「天命はなお反転する―人間再生のための環境 荒川修作＋マドリン・ギンズとともに」

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(日本語) 京都精華大学・連続レクチャー「可能性の空間」（空間論演習）「ARAKAWA+GINSと共に NY 1995-1999」

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(日本語) 映画『死なない子供、荒川修作』完成記念シンポジウム Who is ARAKAWA ?

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