"Eureka! Art as Traces and/or Lines" Exhibition

Shinsaibashi Exhibition Room for Osaka City Modern Museum (Tentative Name)

poster for "Eureka! Art as Traces and/or Lines" Exhibition

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Our forefathers would learn that by "drawn" brushstrokes the actions of the body remained, and this grew to an understanding of "division" in the outline and borders of objects. By the action of these two lines, mankind became aware of the world, of tools and of language, cultivating civilization, before giving birth to art.
If we unravel art history, through the "drawn" line, centered on the essential components of sketching, ink painting and calligraphy, we were able to arrive at feeling articulated by expressionism, a development continuing unbroken to our present day of "painting through gesture". The "dividing" line, forming the foundations of geometry and architecture, has brought us the rules of perspective and composition, and even now is the structure of modern design and minimalism.
This exhibition will display about 60 works from Zen writing, modern painting, contemporary design, in each of which is hidden the double line of drawing and division, the reading of which will give us a deepened opportunity to understand art.

[Image: Tadaaki Kuwayama "Blue" from the series "Olive, Green Blue, Violet Purple" (1966)]

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from April 26, 2008 to June 08, 2008

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