Vivinavi : New York : (United States) New York

Yoshiko Chuma,
Conceptual ・ Performing ・ Artist, Dancer, Choreographer and Director of the School ・ of ・ Hard Knocks, will present a performance that blends movement and improvised music, removing the boundaries between onstage and offstage and between artistic acts. The performance will remove the boundaries between onstage and backstage, and between artistic practice, and fuse movement and improvised music.

・ Artists
Yoshiko Chuma （ Conceptual ・ Artist, Choreographer, School ・ Of ・ Hard Knocks Artistic Director ） , Robert ・ Black （ Double Bassist ）, Jason ・ Kao ・ Wang （ Violin ・ Viola Player ）, Christopher ・ McIntyre （ Trombone Player ・ TILT Brass Director and Co-Founder ）

◆Date and Time ◆July 16, 2022 （ Sat ） ： 2 sessions from 14:00 and 17:00

◆How to Attend ◆
Available with exhibition admission fee.

Please register below.
https://www.japansociety.org/arts-and-culture/exhibitions/tipping-utopia-toward-kazuko-miyamoto

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◆Exhibition Overview◆
Japan ・ Society （ JS ） Gallery is pleased to present "Kazuko Miyamoto: Challenging Lines," the first solo exhibition by Japanese-born, New York-based artist ・ Kazuko Miyamoto （ 1942 ） at an art institution.
This exhibition traces the career of Miyamoto, who contributed to the minimalist movement that developed mainly among men, challenging it with her unique method of expression and continuing to open avenues for it.
The exhibition also features Miyamoto's early paintings and drawings from the late 1960s, spatial structures from the 1970s, and milestone works from 1987 to the 2000s, including conceptual experiments in performance and the "Kimono" series. Many of the works will be on view for the first time, providing an important opportunity to examine the career of this talented artist.

・ Official exhibition website
https://www.japansociety.org/arts-and-culture/exhibitions/kazuko-miyamoto-to-perform-a-line-jp

◆Exhibition Dates ◆
2022 ～ July 24 （ Sun ） until

◆Hours ◆
12 ： 00 ～ 18 ： 00
JS Members Limited opening hours ： Thursday, Friday ： 12 ： 00 ～ 14 ： 00

◆Admission ◆
$12 for general admission, seniors ・ $10 for students
*JS members ・ under 16 ・ Free admission for disabled persons and accompanying persons
*Seats are limited at each time slot.
Tickets must be pre-ordered online; be sure to purchase in advance on the JS website.
https://boxoffice.japansociety.org/events/d34a6e0b-f6d1-5699-7dc3-ee76cad457ef

◆Venue Name ・ Address ◆
Japan ・ Society Gallery ・ 2F
333East 47th Street, New York, NY 10017
Nearest station is Grand Central Station on the 4/5/6/7 subway lines, or Lexington Avenue on the E or M line ・ 53rd Street Station.

◆Official social networking accounts ◆
Facebook ： https://www.facebook.com/japansociety
Instagram ： https://www.instagram.com/japansociety/?hl=en and hashtag #japansociety
Twitter ： https://twitter.com/japansociety (英) ／ https://twitter.com/js_desu (日 ）

"Kazuko Miyamoto: Challenging Lines" Hashtag for the exhibition #KazukoMiyamoto

◆About JS Gallery ◆
Since its establishment in 1971, the JS Gallery has been one of the leading institutions in the United States dedicated to presenting Japanese art and culture to the world. The Gallery is one of the most prominent institutions of its kind in the United States. Through groundbreaking exhibitions and related programs, the Gallery fosters a broad understanding and appreciation of Japanese culture as a global artistic heritage, explores the artistic interconnections that Japan shares with Asia, the United States, Latin America, and Europe, and presents the rich diversity of Japanese art from the classical to the contemporary.

◆About JS◆
Since its founding in 1907, JS has been the nation's premier US-Japan exchange organization, connecting Japanese arts, culture, business, and society with the people of New York and the world. JS is committed to deepening the cultural "Kizuna （ Kizuna ）" by supporting the next generation of innovative creators, promoting mutual understanding between Japan and the United States, and deepening the diversity of Japanese culture and society. JS seeks to promote mutual understanding and to serve as a trusted guide for people around the world who wish to gain a deeper appreciation of Japan's diversity. In addition to further strengthening our connections in New York City, where we are based, we are also working to build new bridges in the U.S. and abroad.
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Photo Credit: Photography by Jacob Burkhardt
Artwork Credit:
Yoshiko Chuma in Kazuko Miyamoto: A Girl on Trail Dinosaur, 1979 © Courtesy of the artist and EXILE, Vienna