2013/14 - LISTE 18 | The young art fair in Basel

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Aoyama / Meguro3/3/1Aoyama / MeguroHideki Aoyama2-30-6 Kamimeguro MeguroJP-153-0051 TokyoT +81 3 3711 4099M +11 81 80 3123 268a@aoyamahideki.comwww.aoyamameguro.comSolo Show at LISTE:Koki Tanaka, 1975, JPOther Artists of the Gallery:Shinya Aota, JPSatoshi Hashimoto, JPHirofumi Isoya, JPChosil Kil, RKLotte Lyon, ROEuan Macdonald, USHiroaki Morita, JPKen Sasaki, JPJunya Sato, JPKoki Tanaka#0 communal teadrinking (from aseries of precarioustasks), 2012Collective acts,photograph and text73 × 110 cmCredits: created withAoyama Meguro,TokyoKoki TanakaGo to a flowermarket and make abouquet of flowersas big as possible,2009Photograph and text68.4 × 102.6 cmKoki TanakaA behavioral statement(or an unconsciousprotest), 2013HD video, 8minPhoto credit: TakashiFujikawaCredits: filming incooperation withKorean CulturalCenter, KoreanEmbassy in JapanCommissionedby The JapanFoundationEquipment support:Artists’ Guild56 / 57Yes, our lives are complicated, you know.And I can say that reality of life consistof abstract things and moments. Let’s thinkabout it. What did you have for breakfastthis morning? I had a peanuts buttersandwich with banana and a couple ofcoffee. Of course, I can remember it butthose things are not real anymore. That ismemory of my breakfast. I just reconstructthe past at the very moment of now.Even if you are eating something right now,you cannot catch all the reality of that food.If you can taste it, you just feel the tastefrom your tongue and mouth. But the foodhas many different kinds of aspect. Let’ssay, peanuts butter could be material forpainting, banana could be trap for makingpeople to slip on and coffee could growbeautiful flowers. We could findout alternative way to view our everydaylives even we are having banal breakfastsame as yesterday. In the very usualmoment, we could see something new atthe same time. There are a lot of abstractthings and moments waiting for usto brake through to a new perspective.If we face the reality of life, I think wecan deepen our understanding of the world.I always try to look for that kind of momentin my life. (Koki Tanaka)Aoyama / Meguro was founded as apreparation office (private gallery) to repre -sent Koki Tanaka in 2004, moved toNakameguro, Tokyo, and officially openedin 2007.Our gallery indicate how to update andopen perception and introduce approx -imately 10 artists mainly from Japan, Vienna,UK and US. in the context of conceptual art.Since the foundation of the gallery,we encourage our artists to engage in awide variety of activities such as,writing, having their exhibition, participatingto talk shows or projects outside the gallery,and so on.One of the most significant event this yearis, our representative artists, Koki Tanaka willrepresent Japan at the 2013 VeniceBiennale.
Balice Hertling1/1/2Balice HertlingDaniele BaliceAlexander HertlingShown at LISTE:Camille Blatrix, 1984, FRIsabelle Cornaro, 1974, FRSam Falls, 1984, USA47 rue RamponeauFR-75020 ParisT +33 140 33 47 26F +33 140 33 47 36Other artists of the gallery:Neïl Beloufa, FRKerstin Brätsch, DEMary Beth Edelson, USLuca Frei, CHNikolas Gambaroff, DEAlexander May, USgallery@balicehertling.comwww.balicehertling.comCharles Mayton, USGreg Parma Smith, USReto Pulfer, CHSamuel Richardot, FROscar Tuazon, USStephen Willats, UKIsabelle CornaroGod Boxes, 2013Elastomericpolyurethane,painted steel142 × 86 × 68 cm(each)exhibition viewBalice Hertling, Paris(bottom left)Sam FallsTires (Blue 3), 2012Acrylic on archivalpigment print55 × 44 in(bottom right)Camille BlatrixAllison’s letter toVictor, 2013Sterling silver, Riorosewood, Parisianmaple, bronze16 × 13 × 18 cm58 / 59Balice Hertling was founded in 2007 byDaniele Balice, Alexander Hertling and PatiHertling in the Belleville quarter of Paris.Balice Hertling’s purpose is to developa cross disciplinary gallery program whichreflects a variety of opinions and practicesamong young artists. The main focusof Balice Hertling is to support a variety ofapproaches, the uniqueness of the visionsof each of the artists represented.The gallery is thereby meant to provide aframework for understanding the intersectingfields of art, culture, economics andpolitics. Focusing mainly on a new generationof artists, Balice Hertling has organized thefirst solo exhibitions of most of the artistsrepresented by the gallery, such as KerstinBrätsch, Isabelle Cornaro and NikolasGambaroff. The gallery also arrangedexhibitions with Mary Beth Edelson andStephen Willats, seminal figures for someof the gallery artists, creating an intergenerationalsynergy. Since 2009 the galleryhas moved to a larger space, wherethe production of each show privileges sitespecific installations.
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