We visited “Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan,” a special exhibition on the theme of the window. The venue is The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo“Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan”Sou Fujimoto, House inside a Window / House without WindowsChronology of windows and architectureFrom left: Pierre Bonnard, Still Life, Open Window, Trouville; Henri Matisse, The Waiting and Woman by the WindowInstallation view — Ryusei Kishida, Portrait of ReikoInstallation viewLeft: Mark Rothko, Untitled. Right: Ad Reinhardt, Abstract PaintingLeft: Roy Lichtenstein, Untitled. Right: Bertrand Lavier, Painting under GlassLeft: Seifu Tsuda, Victims. Right: Seifu Tsuda, Bourgeois Parliament and the Life of the People, sketchWorks by Ikko Narahara from the installation viewWelcome to Xijing — Xijing Immigration OfficeXijing Men works from the installation viewRobert Rauschenberg, Sling Shots Lit #5Roman Signer, Shutter, 2012Zbigniew Rybczynski, Tango, 1980
Zbigniew Rybczynski’s Tango is a remarkable work, so we have included a link to the video below.
Gerhard Richter, 8 Glass Panels, 2012
The show was an intriguing exhibition that took the window as its starting point, but the majority of the works on display were drawn from domestic collections.
The curatorial concept is superb; still, I felt it would have benefited from a further tier of pieces powerful enough to stand entirely on the strength of the works themselves.
Zbigniew Rybczynski’s Tango is an outstanding work!
Below is also his Imagine (1987), which resonates with the themes of this exhibition.
Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan
我们前往参观了以”窗”为主题的企划展”Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan”。展场位于The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo。
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo“Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan”Sou Fujimoto《House inside a Window/House without Windows》窗与建筑年表由左至右:Pierre Bonnard《Still Life, Open Window, Trouville》、Henri Matisse《The Waiting》・《Woman by the Window》展示风景——Ryusei Kishida《Portrait of Reiko》展示风景左:Mark Rothko《Untitled》 右:Ad Reinhardt《Abstract Painting》左:Roy Lichtenstein《Untitled》 右:Bertrand Lavier《Painting under Glass》左:Seifu Tsuda《Victims》 右:Seifu Tsuda《Bourgeois Parliament and the Life of the People, sketch》展示风景中Ikko Narahara的作品Welcome to Xijing——Xijing Immigration Office展示风景中Xijing Men的作品Robert Rauschenberg《Sling Shots Lit #5》Roman Signer《Shutter》2012年Zbigniew Rybczynski《Tango》1980年
Zbigniew Rybczynski的《Tango》堪称一件杰出的作品!
下面也附上与本展主题相通的《Imagine》(1987年)。
Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan
“창”을 테마로 한 기획전 “Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan”을 방문했습니다. 장소는 The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo입니다.
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo“Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan”Sou Fujimoto 《House inside a Window/House without Windows》창과 건축의 연표왼쪽부터 Pierre Bonnard 《Still Life, Open Window, Trouville》, Henri Matisse 《The Waiting》・《Woman by the Window》전시 풍경 — Ryusei Kishida 《Portrait of Reiko》전시 풍경왼쪽: Mark Rothko 《Untitled》 오른쪽: Ad Reinhardt 《Abstract Painting》왼쪽: Roy Lichtenstein 《Untitled》 오른쪽: Bertrand Lavier 《Painting under Glass》왼쪽: Seifu Tsuda 《Victims》 오른쪽: Seifu Tsuda 《Bourgeois Parliament and the Life of the People, sketch》전시 풍경 속 Ikko Narahara의 작품Welcome to Xijing — Xijing Immigration Office전시 풍경 속 Xijing Men 작품Robert Rauschenberg 《Sling Shots Lit #5》Roman Signer 《Shutter》 2012년Zbigniew Rybczynski 《Tango》 1980년
Zbigniew Rybczynski의 《Tango》는 상당히 흥미로운 작품이므로 아래에 영상 링크를 첨부했습니다.
Gerhard Richter 《8 Glass Panels》 2012년
“창”을 기점으로 한 흥미로운 전시였지만, 전시 작품 대부분이 국내 소장품에서 나온 것들이었습니다.
기획은 훌륭했지만, 한 단계 더 작품 자체의 힘으로 감상할 수 있는 피스가 더 있었다면 좋았을 것이라는 느낌을 받았습니다.
Zbigniew Rybczynski의 《Tango》는 발군의 작품입니다!
본 전시와도 이어지는 작품 내용의 《Imagine》 1987년 작품도 아래에 남겨둡니다.