Wonderment Noe Aoki / Ritsue Mishima

Sat, 30 November, 2024Sun, 16 February, 2025

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About exhibition

The exhibition Wonderment Noe Aoki / Ritsue Mishima is being held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum.
The two artists have created a large-scale installation within the Art Deco-style palace of the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, the venue of the exhibition. The works, including newly created pieces for this show, feature contours of light that shift with time and seasons.

Information

Wonderment Noe Aoki / Ritsue Mishima
Dates

30 November 2024 – 16 February 2025

Venue

Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

Please check the museum’s exhibition website above for further information.
Artists’ talk by Noe Aoki and Ritsue Mishima
Date&Time

15 February 2025

Venue

Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

Further details on how to apply for the event will be announced on the museum’s website later.
Ritsue MISHIMA | ShugoArts
Ritsue MISHIMA

Born in Kyoto, Japan in 1962. Mishima moved to Venice in 1989. Having established a residence in Kyoto in 2011, she lives and works between the two cities. Collaborating with glassmiths on Murano Island, Italy, the artist takes advantage of the translucency and viscosity of Venetian glass in order to create clear glass sculptures, which bear the contours of light while becoming parts of the environments. Since Mishima’s sculptures visualize the energy of the exhibited spaces by absorbing the surrounding air and light, they have received high praise as public artworks as well. Currently the artist is expanding her practice beyond fine art through collaborating with different creative industries such as architecture, fashion and design. Solo exhibition “RITSUE MISHIMA – GLASS WORKS” at the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Venice in 2022, awarded the Fondazione di Venezia award for the best project in the Venice section of The Italian Glass Weeks. The artist also received BVLGARI AVRORA AWARDS 2022.

 

Selected solo exhibitions: Forms of Light, ShugoArts, Tokyo, 2023; RITSUE MISHIMA ‒ GLASS WORKS, Gallerie dellʼAccademia, Venice, 2022; HALL OF LIGHT, ShugoArts, Tokyo, 2019-2020; In Grimani. Ritsue Mishima Glass Works, Museum of Palazzo Grimani, Venice, 2013; As it should be, Shiseido Gallery, Tokyo, 2011; Frozen garden / Fruits of fire, Museum Boijmans, Rotterdam, 2010.
Selected group exhibtions: Wonderment Noe Aoki / Ritsue Mishima, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, Tokyo, 2024; Asia Corridor Contemporary Art Exhibition, Culture City of East Asia 2017 Kyoto, Nijo Castle, Kyoto, 2017; Yokohama Triennale, Yokohama Museum of Art, Kanagawa, 2014; the 53rd International Art Exhibition: Venice Biennale, Venice Pavilion, Venice, 2009