Dentsu Live Presents Panorama Talk #06 "The Artistic Daily Life and Journey of Asami Kiyokawa and Noritaka Tatenashi"
Dentsu Live Inc.will hostthe talk event "Panorama Talk #6: 'The Artistic Daily Life and Life of Asami Kiyokawa and Noritaka Tatehana's'"on September 4th at "common ginza" on the 3rd floor of the Ginza Place complex in Tokyo's Ginza district.
Panorama Talk, held regularly at this venue since April 2017 under the theme "From Ginza to the World: Let's Create Together with Creators!", features and showcases "creators" from various fields.
The sixth installmentfeatures Asami Kiyokawa, who creates delicate needle-and-thread expressions on artworks and photographs, as well as picture books, products, and spatial designs; and Noritaka Tatehana, who gained worldwide attention when Lady Gaga adopted his heel-less shoes from his Tokyo University of the Arts graduation project, and who recently directed a Bunraku stage production and designed a restaurant's architectural space. Thetwo will discuss their artistic lives.
The talk event will be available on the Dentsu Live Inc. website at a later date.
＜Panorama Talk #06 Overview＞
●Theme:The Artistic Daily Life and Life of Asami Kiyokawa and Noritaka Tatenashi.
●Date & Time: Monday, September 4, 2017. Doors open at 6:30 PM. Event starts at 7:00 PM. Scheduled to end at 9:00 PM.
●Location: GINZA PLACE 3F common ginza (5-8-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)http://ginzaplace.jp/commonginza/
●Admission: ¥1,000 (tax included, includes one drink)
●Capacity: 110 people (some standing room) ※All seating is unreserved
●Registration & Event DetailsHere
＜Performer Profile＞
■Profile of Asami Kiyokawa
Born on Awaji Island. Held her first solo exhibition in 2001. Began creating works using embroidery on photographs in 2003. Has held numerous exhibitions nationwide, including solo shows at the Art Tower Mito and Tokyo's Omotesando Hills. Representative works include the "Beauty Collection" and "Complex" series, and the picture book "Night on the Galactic Railroad". Her collaborative picture book with author Shuntaro Tanikawa, "Is There a God?", was selected as Japan's representative work for the biennial Congress (World Children's Book Conference). She has received the Best Debutant Award, won prizes at the VOCA Exhibition, received the VOGUE JAPAN Women of the Year award, and won the ASIAGRAPH Award's "Tsumugi Prize". For the NHK morning drama "Beppin-san" (2016), she directed and produced the title opening sequence and posters, drawing significant attention. New works will be exhibited at the "Chrysanthemum Festival" in Fukushima from September 9 to October 28. She is also active as an art director for advertising and spatial design.
■Profile of Noritaka Tatenashi
Born in Tokyo in 1985. Raised in Kamakura, born into a family that ran the Kabuki-yu public bathhouse in Kabukicho. Influenced by his mother, a doll artist practicing Steiner education, he learned to make things by hand from an early age. At Tokyo University of the Arts, he studied painting and sculpture, later specializing in dyeing and weaving. Alongside cultural research on courtesans, he creates kimonos and geta sandals using yuzen dyeing, a classical Japanese dyeing technique. In recent years, as an artist, he participates in exhibitions both domestically and internationally, while also energetically engaging in creative collaborations with traditional craftsmen. In March 2016, she made her debut as a stage director for Bunraku at the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain in France, presenting "TATEHANA BUNRAKU: The Love Suicides on the Bridge." Her works are permanently held in the collections of renowned museums worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. On September 29th, the restaurant "COURTESY," her first architectural space, will have its grand opening at Akasaka Intercity AIR.
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