WAITINGROOM

Yuki Onodera "Parcours - Between pneumatic post and homing pigeon -"

11/2 (Sat.) - 12/8(Sun.), 2024

ENDS SOON

until Dec. 8, 2024.

https://waitingroom.jp/en/exhibitions/parcours/

*Artist, Yuki Onodera will be present at  12/7, Sat. and 12/8, Sun. 2:00PM~.

*We are open on Wed to Sat. 12-7pm and Sun. 12-5pm

*Closed on Mon., Tue.

Press release

https://waitingroom.jp/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/20241008_WGRM_ONODERA_PR_ENG.pdf

WAITINGROOM (Tokyo) is pleased to welcome Paris-based Yuki Onodera as guest artist to present “Parcours – Between pneumatic post and homing pigeon -,” her first solo exhibition with the gallery, from November 2 (Sat) to December 8 (Sun), 2024. This exhibition is a part of Art Week Tokyo 2024.

Inspired by the gallery’s location on the site of a former post office, Onodera’s new works are based on the themes of communication and the transmission of information, connecting the city of Paris where she lives to this gallery in Tokyo. These works were created in such a way that different spaces and time frames (past and present) overlap, with communication systems as the starting point. The exhibition will feature approximately 40 works on a wide variety of postal themes, ranging from large vertical prints over two meters in length to small, postcard-sized prints with stamps and postmarks, all connected by a single red line from the front of the gallery to a space further in the back.

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WAITINGROOM

Nagashima Bldg. 1F, 2-14-2 Suido, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, JAPAN, 112-0005

TEL  +81-3-6304-1877

MAIL  info@waitingroom.jp

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WAITINGROOM

Yuki Onodera Parcours - Between pneumatic post and homing pigeon -

11/2 (Sat.) - 12/8(Sun.), 2024

https://waitingroom.jp/en/exhibitions/parcours/

Opening Reception : 11/2 (Sat.) 6-8pm

*Artist, Yuki Onodera will be present at the opening reception on 11/2, Sat. 6-8pm.

*We are open on Wed to Sat. 12-7pm and Sun. 12-5pm

*Closed on Mon., Tue. and National Holidays (11/3 and 11/23)

*During “Art Week Tokyo”: 11/7 (Thu.) - 10 (Sun.), we will be open on 11/7 (Thu.), 8 (Fri.) and 9 (Sat.) from 10am-7pm and on 11/10 (Sun.) from 10am-6pm.

Press release

https://waitingroom.jp/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/20241008_WGRM_ONODERA_PR_ENG.pdf

WAITINGROOM (Tokyo) is pleased to welcome Paris-based Yuki Onodera as guest artist to present “Parcours – Between pneumatic post and homing pigeon -,” her first solo exhibition with the gallery, from November 2 (Sat) to December 8 (Sun), 2024. This exhibition is a part of Art Week Tokyo 2024.

Inspired by the gallery’s location on the site of a former post office, Onodera’s new works are based on the themes of communication and the transmission of information, connecting the city of Paris where she lives to this gallery in Tokyo. These works were created in such a way that different spaces and time frames (past and present) overlap, with communication systems as the starting point. The exhibition will feature approximately 40 works on a wide variety of postal themes, ranging from large vertical prints over two meters in length to small, postcard-sized prints with stamps and postmarks, all connected by a single red line from the front of the gallery to a space further in the back.

WAITINGROOM

Nagashima Bldg. 1F, 2-14-2 Suido, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, JAPAN, 112-0005

TEL  +81-3-6304-1877

MAIL  info@waitingroom.jp

Photography? End?

Yuji Hamada

Ken Kitano

Miki Nitadori

Yuki Onodera

Naruki Oshima

Risaku Suzuki

Kazuyoshi Usui

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FOCUS

Exhibit Dates: June 15 – August 7, 2024

Maui Arts & Cultural Center, Schaefer International Gallery One Cameron Way, Kahului, Hawai‘i 96732, USA

This group exhibition will take place at Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s Schaefer International Gallery in summer 2024 and the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Art Gallery in winter 2025. The exhibition features seven contemporary photographers from Japan who go by the collective name of “photography?end?”, consisting of Yuji Hamada, Ken Kitano, Miki Nitadori, Yuki Onodera, Naruki Oshima, Risaku Suzuki, and Kazuyoshi Usui. Their respective avenues of work look at the potentiality of photography in a rapidly evolving digital age. While the production of images has become largely dematerialized in our current moment, the artists consider the materiality of photography and explore the relationship between conception, theme, and exhibition of work.

Curated by Schaefer International Gallery Director Jonathan Yukio Clark, the exhibition will present a body of work from each artist, with several artists opting to integrate site-specific works developed in Hawai‘i with their longer ongoing series. Their approaches push the boundaries of photography through a range of presentations that include prints of varied scale, cyanotypes on alternate materials, documentation of constructed environments, and installation-based projects. The exhibit will also include several concurrent public programs, such as presentations and workshop formats that seek to foster relationships between this international collective of photographers and Maui’s unique artist community.

MACC Exhibition Dates: June 15 – August 7, 2024

Opening Reception: June 14 (Friday), 6 pm

Photographic Movements – Artist Presentation: June 15 (Saturday), 2-4 pm

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University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Art Gallery

UHM Exhibition Dates: January 13 – February 16, 2025

Opening Reception: January 19, 2025

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Vanguard Gallery
20th Anniversary Special Presentation

Curated by TAO Hanchen

Vanguard Onwards
Artists: Antoni Muntadas, Jin Haofan, Zhu Changquan, Xiao Jiang, Liu Fei, Tang Chao, Aki Lumi, Yuki Onodera, Gabriel Lester, Kelvin Kyung Kun Park, Jiu Society, Fang Di, Peng Yun, Guo Xi, Frank WANG Yefeng, Yi Xin TONG, HSU Che-Yu, LAM Pok Yin, Liao Fei, Chen Xingye, Chu Bingchao, Gresham TAPIWA NYAUDE, SONG Yuanyuan, Bi Rongrong, Chen Tianzhuo, Ye Linghan, Double Fly Art Center, Zhang Lehua, Gao Mingyan, Li Ming, Lin Ke, Liu Bolin, Sun Xun, and Tang Dixing

Duration: 16 March to 19 April 2024
Venue: Vanguard Gallery, B1-8, 9 Qufu Road, Jing’an, Shanghai

On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, Vanguard Gallery is delighted to present the special exhibition “Vanguard Onwards,” running from March 16th to April 19th. Featuring the works of 34 artists, some of whom have played significant roles in the gallery’s journey, while others have been longstanding companions, this exhibition is a testament to the enduring spirit and evolving vision of Vanguard Gallery.

Established in early 2004, amidst China’s rapid economic development, the gallery has not only witnessed the flourishing landscape of contemporary Chinese art but has also been actively engaged in nurturing and promoting participants in the Chinese contemporary art scene. Throughout this journey, whether artists, collectors, curators, critics, or broader art enthusiasts, countless friends who share a passion for art have accompanied us. Vanguard Gallery takes this opportunity to express gratitude for their enduring support and trust, and eagerly anticipates continuing this journey together, advancing Vanguard onwards in the face of changing times.

Spanning from Antoni Muntadas, born in 1942, to Tang Chao, born in 1990, the artists in this exhibition represent diverse generations and experiences, showcased through distinct mediums and forms. Their works, thoughtfully curated and juxtaposed, invite multiple interpretations, guiding viewers to revisit the connection between the exhibited pieces, the local context, and the present moment through the layered dimension of time.

“Vanguard Onwards” will be on view until April 19th, 2024. Following this, Vanguard Gallery will host a series of artist talks as part of the 20th-anniversary celebration. We warmly invite everyone to follow Vanguard Gallery’s programs on social media, and join us in celebrating the gallery’s 20th anniversary.

« NOIR & BLANC: UNE ESTHÉTIQUE DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE »

Exposition

17 oct. 2023 Until 21 jan. 2024

la BnF | François-Mitterrand

Galerie 2

Cette exposition rassemble des chefs-d’œuvre en noir et blanc issus des collections photographiques de la Bibliothèque nationale de France. Nadar, Man Ray, Ansel Adams, Willy Ronis, Helmut Newton, Diane Arbus, Mario Giacomelli, Robert Frank, William Klein, Daido Moriyama, Valérie Belin… : les grands noms de la photographie française et internationale sont réunis dans un parcours qui présente environ 300 tirages et embrasse 150 ans d’histoire de la photographie en noir et blanc, depuis ses origines au XIXe siècle jusqu’à la création contemporaine.

https://www.bnf.fr/fr/agenda/noir-blanc-une-esthetique-de-la-photographie

BnF | François-Mitterrand, Rue Emile Durkheim, Paris 75013.

FRANCE

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