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Everything seems; for everything as well as everybody,
heretofore all unknown
Curios, Stories and Strange Things Told

Date : September 3rd - 17th 12:00 - 19:00 (Wed. closed)
Venue : konya-gallery
Address : Daiichi Matsumura build. 2F, 1-14-28, Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka
Ticket : free
Artist : Sarah Tse
Opening talk & party : September 3rd  19:00 -  ¥1000yen

http://www.fountainprojects.co.uk/sarahtse/
http://www.sarahtse.com/

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 "Everything seems; for everything as well as everybody, heretofore all unknown Curios, Stories and Strange Things Told' is commissioned by Fountain and P3 art and environment and curated by Keith Whittle and Takashi Serizawa. Part of the Fountain and P3 art and environment 'Atelier Interaction Residency Programme' in partnership with Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, the project is produced in association with Beppu Project NPO with the support of BEP. lab Operating Committee and is exhibited with the generous cooperation and support of Konya 2023 Gallery, Fukuoka and Nakaochiai Gallery, Tokyo.

Residency and exhibitions generously supported by Shiseido and The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation."

Date : October 1st - 6th 12:00 - 19:00 (6th  -16:00, open during YATAI PARTY)
Venue : konya-gallery
Ticket : free
curator : Pin-Chun Lin (Taipei)
Address : Daiichi Matsumura build. 2F, 1-14-28, Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka

Photo collage workshop : October 2th 11:00 - 14:00   ¥300

On the roof top and balcony(3F) of konya2023, Taiwanese YATAI (street stalls) and BEER boothes will emerge.

Date : October 1st 18:00 - 22:00 ,  October 2th 15:00 - 20:00
Venue : konya2023 (ticket counter at 2F)
Ticket : adv. 2500yen  door 3000yen (food is not included)
Address : Daiichi Matsumura build., 1-14-28, Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka
TEL & FAX : 092-984-6292

Michael Otto (Germany), who stayed and holded exhibition at konya2023 in 2008, is traveling around Japan by bicycle now. The purpose is exploring and serching for materials to make concept of artwork.

In end of July, he comes back to konya2023, and hold an exhibition as the report.

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The exhibition is a brief analysis of collected material from a journey trough Japan in Summer 2010, that I was doing mainly on my bicycle. Audiorecordings from various places presenting a listenable image of moving from one place to another focusing on charcteristical soundevents as metaphorical forms and the attempt to understand their contents. As an audioinstallation the ephermeral sounds are combined with sculptural ideas i notated in my sketchbook, which works as a container of ideas I open to public viewing.                              Michael Otto

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A reception for the artist will be held on Sunday, August 1 from 18:00 onwards.
Everyone is welcome.

Exhibition Title :  " random gymnastics : from XYZ1 to XYZ1(2) "
Artist : Michael Otto
Date : August 1 - August 8 , 2010
Opening Reception : August 1, 18:00-19:00 artist talk / 19:00-22:00 roof top party
Opening Hours : 12:00-19:00
Venue : konya-gallery
Address : Daiichi Matsumura build. 2F, 1-14-28, Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka
TEL & FAX : 092-984-6292

The exhibition about a collaboration project, that was executed by Kyushu Univ. students (Minako Ikeda's lab.) and designer Kosei Shirotani and KOISHIWARA potters.  KOISHIWARA pottery is traditional pottery which has 300 years history.  They'll show the process of project and the products created through the project.


Event Title :  ROKURO (potter's wheel) and Note
Date : February 26th - February 28th, 2010   12:00 - 19:00
Venue : konya-gallery (2nd floor,  konya2023)
Adress :  1-14-28 Daiichi-Matsumura Build. daimyo, chuo-ku, Fukuoka
Admission free
Opening : February 26th 19:00 start  (at room 301)
                   talk show of designer Kosei Shirotani and opening party
TEL & FAX : 092- 984 - 6292

* The explanation texts and talk show are only in Japanese.