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Limited to Parco Museum WEB! A special offer campaign is being held!
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PARCO MUSEUM Parco Museum Shibuya Parco Part 3/7F
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2003.04.26
(sat) - 05.26 (mon) 10:00am - 8:30pm
(Entrance until 8:00pm)
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| Fees |
General 700 yen / Student 500 yen Free for elementary school students and younger
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| Special rate |
During the exhibition period, if you inform us that you have viewed this website when you enter, you will be charged the following special discount fee.
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200 yen discount for both general and students |
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Half the entrance fee on Wednesday |
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Museum Membership/Free Pass Member, annual membership fee of 3,000 yen is reduced by half |
The "Aya-Lisa Ahatilla Exhibition" being held at the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery and the Parco Museum "girls".
Don't't cry exhibition, we will carry out mutual-related campaigns.
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Aya-Lisa Ahatilla exhibition / Danimo exhibition girl with a stub
Don't't cry exhibition is a 200 yen discount for both general and students.
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Please note that discount campaigns cannot be used together. |
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| Contact |
03-3477-5873 (Palco Museum) |
| Sponsorship |
PARCO |
| Planning |
Hiromi Kitazawa (NANJO)
and ASSOCIATES) |
| Sponsorship |
Mondriaan
Foundation／FRAME |
| Provision of equipment |
Sony Corporation / Sound System Saruyama Co., Ltd. |
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Contents of the exhibition
The theme of “male = girl” has become an important motif in movies, novels, fashion, etc., and many artists have created works on the theme of “girl” or “girl”.
A girl who continues to attract people as a mysterious and stimulating presence over time. The girls, who are faithful to one's desires, the leading role in consumer society, and at the same time, have become an icon that reflects the times as it becomes a social phenomenon.
This exhibition is composed of various forms of works, from early works of artists who are already active worldwide to the latest works of young artists born in the 1970s. There is also a sharp reality in the differences in backgrounds such as countries and generations, works that make you feel the same age, works that express universal girlishness beyond them, and images expressed by men. We will approach the truth of "ladies" through the works of artists who transcend generations, nationality, and gender.
In a very short and chaotic season, "girls" began to talk about their own stories, "girls" can see a vivid and realistic girl image that does not fit in with the words "Gurley."
Remarks!
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It consists of works of various forms such as painting, drawing, photography, video, installation, etc.
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A total of 40 works, including works produced in the 1960s, the latest works produced for this exhibition, and installations produced at the venue.
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An artist who first appeared in Japan
Anna Gaskell／Salla Tykka Aurora Reinhard
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This work was unveiled for the first time at this exhibition.
Yayoi Kusama / Ryoko Aoki / Kyoko Murase / Makoto Aida / Karen Kilimnik/Elke Krystufek
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Artist planning to come to Japan
Elke Krystufek／Hellen van Meene／Salla Tykka |
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Related events
Artist Talk (planned) Women's Sake
Vol.8 "The Girl in Me,"
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Makoto Aida x Yanagi Miwa |
| Date and time |
2003.05.05
(mon) 7:00pm - |
| Venue |
MIZUMA Art Gallery |
Related Campaigns
Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery
Campaign related to "Aya-Lisa Ahatilla Exhibition"
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Girls with a stub for Ear-Lisa Ahatilla Exhibition / Buckoo Exhibition
Don't't cry exhibition is a 200 yen discount for both general and students. |
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girls don't
Aya-Lisa Ahatilla Exhibition / Tagamo Exhibition Special Postcard Present (until May 5 / Limited) with a stub of the cry exhibition |
Click here for the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery
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