ARCHIVE no.79
Charity & Auction
MUSIC
2023
PM 12〜７(last day 〜PM５)
closed on Sun Mon Tue
This exhibition is a charity exhibition by +1art, which supports girls' education in developing countries. It has been held at the end of every year since 2015, and this year marks the 9th time.
The theme of this year's charity exhibition is “Music.”
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There used to be a lot of girls who fainted when they heard the Beatles. Even if you don't faint, some people may have had the experience of having their lachrymal glands relax or becoming unable to move due to music. It doesn't seem to matter what kind of music you like.When we think of music, we tend to think of enjoying the melody, rhythm, and performance techniques of a song, but the music here does not refer When we listen to music, we feel as though we are enjoying the piece or performance (calmly) and at the same time experiencing the sound as a stimulus that fills the space or shakes the body (self-defeating or creatively). The mind-body system is discontinuous in places, so the body can react in ways that the mind doesn't expect. Therefore, the music we listen to with the intention of healing actually has a great influence on us.
All works by 51 artists will be sold at auction, and 10% of the proceeds will be donated to the Malala Fund, which supports girls' education in developing countries.（about malala fund ▶ )
On the 2nd (Saturday), we will invite composer Akiko Yamane as a guest for a talk event about music and art. Ms. Yamane composes music based on the concept of “seeing sound and designing shapes with sound,” and has created many unique works such as “Polka Dot Collection” and “Kawaii^_-☆.”
You can bid at the gallery or online during the exhibition. (There is an input form on the +1art web page)
・Bidding will be in units of 1,000 yen, and in the case of a tie, the bidder who bids first will win the bid.
Artists
155x155x60mm/Works using wooden boxes
01
AMANO Shige
02
ANDO Yukako
03
IKEDA Keiko
04
IKEDA Shin
05
ISHIBASH Shiro
06
INOUE Akihiko
07
IMAI Norio
08
UkIGAWA Hidenobu
09
OKAMOTO kitaro
10
KAJIHARA Mizuki
11
KATO Etsuro
12
KAWASHIMA Nana
13
KIKUCHI Kazuaki
14
KUDZUMOTO Yasuaki
15
KURIMOTO Natsuki
16
KENMOTSU Sara
17
SAKO Kaoru
18
SASAOKA Takashi
19
Tomas SVAB
20
SUZUKI Maiko
21
SUMIYA Kyoko
22
TAKAHATA Sae
23
TAGUCHI Shinko
24
TANIUCHI Haruko
25
NAKAZAWA Fukumi
26
NAKAJIMA Mugi
27
NOMURA Yuka
28
HASHIDUME Chinatsu
29
HAYASHI Aoi
30
Fan Shuru
31
HIRAI Yu
32
FUKUI Haruka
33
FUJIMOTO Yukio
34
FUYUJI
35
Makiko Berry
36
MAEDA Akane
37
MATSUSHITA Midori
38
Mikołaj Połiński
39
MIYAOKA Toshio
40
MIYAKE Yuki
41
MURAKAMI Rumi
42
MORIMOTO Kikuko
43
YAHAGI Ryuichi
44
YAMASHITA Yumiko
45
YAMANISHI Anna
46
YAMAMOTO Kan
47
YAMAMOTO Sayuri
48
YAMAMOTO Naoki
49
YAMAMOTO Yukyo
50
YOSHII Hidefumi
51
ROKKON Yurika
Related events
ONLINE FINAL AUCTION
This event has ended
12/16 sat PM4ー7
TALK EVENT
This event has ended
“Seeing sound, creating with sound”
Date：12/02 sat PM 4～
Speaker：YAMANE Akiko
(Composer)
Venue：+1art
Entrance fee：500yen
Booking：Up to 15 people ▶︎+1art (gal@plus1art.jp )
composer, born in Osaka in 1982
Studied composition at Kyoto City University of Arts. Influenced by materials, space, pop cultures, subcultures, games, and digital expression, Yamane transforms them into sounds with physical reality. Yamane is currently working on themes such as consumer society, pop, oppression, and kawaii.
Yamane’s expressional core is “pop toxicity” which is one of the symbols of Japanese society in the 80s and 90s, and has been created by mass production, mass consumption, peer pressure and human desire.
Yamane is also working on curating and creating places where people can listen deeply and share their own individual, small senses that are unique to each of us.
Yamane is the founder of the artist collective - mumyo with Yuri Umemoto and Tatsuki Narita.
Donation Report
Donations were made to the Malala Fund.
The donation to the Malala Fund was 10% of the total bid amount of 859,000 yen, plus Kyoko Kakutani, Nobuko Taguchi, and Kazuaki Kikuchi's offer to donate the entire artist income (12,330 yen in total), Yu Hirai's donation (2,000 yen), and proceeds from the charity event 2023 held in Kochi, Japan (12,750 yen), bringing the total to 112,980 yen. Donations were sent to the Malala Fund via PayPal.PayPal remittance records▶︎
We deeply appreciate your cooperation.
The Malala Fund supports girls' education in developing countries and continues to work to create an environment that allows women to participate in society. Since its opening, +1art has continued to hold a charity exhibition that donates to the Malala Fund once a year.
It may take several generations, but let's look forward to the success of our children, who will lead the future.