「岡崎乾二郎」東京都現代美術館

But in truth, the first creatures were driven from the sea. They fled. That's why so many of us get seasick. A mudskipper crawled onto the beach, raising its head. "Look," he said, beholding the vast expanse. "Thousands of miles of flat nothing." Fish swim through water endlessly; no end to the water they swim. Birds fly through sky ceaselessly; no end to the sky they fly. There is no reason. We skipped the light fandango, though in truth we were at sea. She said, "I'm home" leaving for the coast. Darkness covered the empty earth; The Spirit hovered over waters. Let there be waters teeming with life, birds multiplying on earth. All that moves in sea and sky, each according to its kind, merely drifted through the world. Evening fell, then dawn broke. 2024|182.0×260.7 cm|アクリル、カンヴァス Photo©️Shu Nakagawa

名称:「岡崎乾二郎」東京都現代美術館
会場:2025年4月29日(火・祝)~2025年7月21日(月・祝)
会場:東京都現代美術館
展示室:企画展示室 1F/3F
時間:10:00~18:00 (最終入場時間 17:30)
観覧料:未定
住所:〒135-0022東京都江東区三好4-1-1
TEL:03-5245-4111(ハローダイヤル)
URL:東京都現代美術館

タイトル:未定
2024|224.0×363.5 cm|アクリル、カンヴァス
Photo©️Shu Nakagawa
タイトル:未定 2024|224.0×363.5 cm|アクリル、カンヴァス Photo©️Shu Nakagawa

日本を代表する造形作家であるとともに、建築や環境文化圏計画、絵本、ロボット開発などの幅広い表現領域を手がけ、さらには文化全般にわたる批評家としても活躍してきた岡﨑乾二郎(おかざきけんじろう 1955-)の核心に迫る東京における初の大規模な展覧会です。
近年国際的な評価も高まるこの作家が大きく転回した2021年以降の新作を中心に、過去の代表作も網羅しつつ、世界認識の方法としての造形の可能性と力を提示します。

But in truth, the first creatures were driven from the sea. They fled. That's why so many of us get seasick. A mudskipper crawled onto the beach, raising its head. "Look," he said, beholding the vast expanse. "Thousands of miles of flat nothing." Fish swim through water endlessly; no end to the water they swim. Birds fly through sky ceaselessly; no end to the sky they fly. There is no reason. We skipped the light fandango, though in truth we were at sea. She said, "I'm home" leaving for the coast. Darkness covered the empty earth; The Spirit hovered over waters. Let there be waters teeming with life, birds multiplying on earth. All that moves in sea and sky, each according to its kind, merely drifted through the world. Evening fell, then dawn broke. 2024|182.0×260.7 cm|アクリル、カンヴァス Photo©️Shu Nakagawa
But in truth, the first creatures were driven from the sea. They fled. That’s why so many of us get seasick. A mudskipper crawled onto the beach, raising its head. “Look,” he said, beholding the vast expanse. “Thousands of miles of flat nothing.” Fish swim through water endlessly; no end to the water they swim. Birds fly through sky ceaselessly; no end to the sky they fly. There is no reason. We skipped the light fandango, though in truth we were at sea. She said, “I’m home” leaving for the coast. Darkness covered the empty earth; The Spirit hovered over waters. Let there be waters teeming with life, birds multiplying on earth. All that moves in sea and sky, each according to its kind, merely drifted through the world. Evening fell, then dawn broke. 2024|182.0×260.7 cm|アクリル、カンヴァス Photo©️Shu Nakagawa

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