Overview
Karuizawa New Art Museum will be holding an exhibition of works by world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma.
Many of the buildings designed by Kengo Kuma are close to nature and incorporate its elements, typically using materials such as wood and stone, and are designed to harmonize with the surrounding landscape.
The exhibition "Kengo Kuma: Landscape Architecture" being held at Karuizawa New Art Museum will display a number of architectural works themed around landscape (natural scenery).
The venue is designed to allow visitors to experience a variety of architectural works inspired by hills, mountains, forests, and caves through models, photographs, drawings, videos, and more.
The various works and materials on display at the venue are arranged in such a way that visitors can move around and view them from different angles, just as if they were visiting an actual building, making this an exhibition where visitors can experience the diversity and beauty of Kengo Kuma's architecture around the world.
Exhibit contents (main exhibits)
Exhibition Rooms I and II Hills, Mountains
The exhibition will focus on architectural works that are distinctive when viewed from the outside, such as looking down from a hill or looking up at a cliff or mountain, to represent the whole.
Main exhibits: Victoria and Albert Museum, Dundee (Scotland)
Tokyo University of Science Hisao & Hiroko TAKI PLAZA (Tokyo)
Saint-Denis Pleyel Station (France)
UCCA Clay Museum (China)
Exhibition Rooms III and IV Forests, Caves
The exhibition will feature architectural works that focus on what can be entered into, as well as materials and models that allow visitors to explore the interiors of the buildings and experience their special interiors.
Main exhibit: Birch Moss Chapel (Nagano Prefecture)
Roof/ Birds (Nagano Prefecture)
National Stadium (Tokyo)
Haruki Murakami Library (Tokyo)
Whitestone Gallery Taipei (Taiwan)
Exhibition room V Products
Kengo Kuma produces products in a variety of fields, mainly furniture, as well as architecture. This exhibition room will display actual furniture and other items, and will also be an interactive exhibition space where visitors can actually sit on some of the chairs.
Exhibition Rooms V and VI Visual Experiences
It will be a space where you can experience a variety of videos, including screenings of video works based on Kengo Kuma's architecture, and experiencing virtual spaces with game controllers.
Exhibition hall passage Document display
In the final corridor leading out from the exhibition room, we will exhibit valuable and rarely seen materials such as study materials, sketches, CG, and photographs of study models of various architectural works.
Many of the buildings designed by Kengo Kuma are close to nature and incorporate its elements, typically using materials such as wood and stone, and are designed to harmonize with the surrounding landscape.
The exhibition "Kengo Kuma: Landscape Architecture" being held at Karuizawa New Art Museum will display a number of architectural works themed around landscape (natural scenery).
The venue is designed to allow visitors to experience a variety of architectural works inspired by hills, mountains, forests, and caves through models, photographs, drawings, videos, and more.
The various works and materials on display at the venue are arranged in such a way that visitors can move around and view them from different angles, just as if they were visiting an actual building, making this an exhibition where visitors can experience the diversity and beauty of Kengo Kuma's architecture around the world.
Exhibit contents (main exhibits)
Exhibition Rooms I and II Hills, Mountains
The exhibition will focus on architectural works that are distinctive when viewed from the outside, such as looking down from a hill or looking up at a cliff or mountain, to represent the whole.
Main exhibits: Victoria and Albert Museum, Dundee (Scotland)
Tokyo University of Science Hisao & Hiroko TAKI PLAZA (Tokyo)
Saint-Denis Pleyel Station (France)
UCCA Clay Museum (China)
Exhibition Rooms III and IV Forests, Caves
The exhibition will feature architectural works that focus on what can be entered into, as well as materials and models that allow visitors to explore the interiors of the buildings and experience their special interiors.
Main exhibit: Birch Moss Chapel (Nagano Prefecture)
Roof/ Birds (Nagano Prefecture)
National Stadium (Tokyo)
Haruki Murakami Library (Tokyo)
Whitestone Gallery Taipei (Taiwan)
Exhibition room V Products
Kengo Kuma produces products in a variety of fields, mainly furniture, as well as architecture. This exhibition room will display actual furniture and other items, and will also be an interactive exhibition space where visitors can actually sit on some of the chairs.
Exhibition Rooms V and VI Visual Experiences
It will be a space where you can experience a variety of videos, including screenings of video works based on Kengo Kuma's architecture, and experiencing virtual spaces with game controllers.
Exhibition hall passage Document display
In the final corridor leading out from the exhibition room, we will exhibit valuable and rarely seen materials such as study materials, sketches, CG, and photographs of study models of various architectural works.
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Planning
Karuizawa New Art Museum General Incorporated Foundation
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Sponsorship
Karuizawa New Art Museum General Incorporated Foundation
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Sponsor
NEW ART HOLDINGS Co., Ltd., Whitestone Co., Ltd., Sasazawa Construction Co., Ltd.
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In cooperation with Unnan City Tourism Association
Kengo Kuma and Associates , Hiromoto Oka/NPO Shonan Yueiza
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Sponsorship
Karuizawa-machi, Karuizawa-machi Board of Education
About the exhibition
◇Kengo Kuma Exhibition 360° Gallery
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Photo on the right: V&A Dundee Scotland © Hufton+Crow
Information about Works
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Victoria and Albert Museum Dundee (Scotland, UK)
V&A Dundee Scotland © Hufton+Crow -
UCCA Clay Museum (China)
UCCA Clay Museum © Fangfang Tian -
Roof/ Birds (Nagano Prefecture)
Roof/Birds © Karuizawa New Art Museum
Related event
Opening Lecture for "Kengo Kuma: Landscape Architecture" Exhibition
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Cast:
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Date and time:
2024/11/ 23
Eleven to Noon (Limited to Fifty people)
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The state of the lecture here.You can see from the link.
◇Kengo Kuma Exhibition with the Curator [Museum Guided Tour]
Date and time: When the curator in charge is on-duty
Free! You can participate by paying only the admission fee.
Time required: 30 minutes to XNUMX hours (from quick to thorough)
Maximum number of participants: 10 people
*If there are a large number of participants, we will provide a brief explanation of the highlights and then allow participants to view the exhibits at their own leisure.
*If you would like to use this service, please contact the reception desk. We apologize if the person in charge is not available.