installation

♥ CONFESSIONS OF LOVE ♥
An exhibition of New and Revised Works by Daisuke Takeya & Tad Hozumi

Feb12th - Mar13th@ XPACE Cultural Centre (58 Ossington Ave)
Opening: Feb 12th 7:00PM

All terms: community, Confessions of love, Daisuke Takeya, dorama, exhibition, Gendai Member, installation, Japanese, new media, sculptural, soap operas, Tad Hozumi, Xpace

Koki Tanaka - «Random Hours, Several Locations»

Co-Presenting with YYZ, Gendai is to kickoff the new year of 2010 with a artist talk event by internationally acclaimed artist KOKI TANAKA (Japan) this January 9, Saturday 1 p.m. at the YYZ Artists' Outlet .

All terms: 2010, Artist Talk, installation, international, japan, Japan Foundation, Koki Tanaka, multi-media, YYZ

Peace's New Century

Artists: Betsie Miller-Kusz, Masaru Tanaka

All terms: 2007, Betsie Miller-Kusz, installation, International Artist, Masaru Tanaka, mixed media, Peace's New Century, sculpture

New Creators Series 02: EXTENSIONS

Artists: The Nakamura Family: Haji Nakamura, Banri Nakamura, Michiko Nakamura, Zen Nakamura and Nobiru Nakamura
Curated by Daisuke Takeya & Meiko Maruyama
Coordinated by Nobi Nakamura

Rock/Paper/Scissors (Jan Ken Pon)

Collaborative installations by Tomie Arai/Yukie Asa, Yoshiko Sunahara/Noriko Maeda, Kai Chan/Tamotsu Torizuka Curated by Marilyn Jung and Aiko Suzuki Rock Paper Scissors (Jan Ken Pon) is comprised of three site specific installations and are the result of six artists working collaboratively - three who work within "traditional" Asian art forms have been paired with three who work within a contemporary art framework. Each artist's practice has been highlighted through a dynamic process that does not fit easy designations.

All terms: 2004, Aiko Suzuki, Collaboration, installation, Jan Ken Pon, Kai Chan, Marilyn Jung, mixed media, Noriko Maeda, Rock/Paper/Scissors, sculpture, Tamotsu Torizuka, Tomie Arai, Yoshiko Sunahara, Yukie Asa

Empty Orchestra: REMIX

Curated by Heather Keung and Maiko Tanaka

Empty Orchestra: REMIX is a dynamic culmination to the collaborative exploration of karaoke in contemporary art, between Reel Asian and Gendai Gallery. The social performance of identity through karaoke anchors this exhibition of video, photo, and costume pieces

All terms: 2009, Bia Gayotto, commissioned arts, community partner, Emelie Chhangur, empty orchestra, Haruko Tanaka, Heather Keung, installation, JCCC, Karaoke, Karen Tam, Maiko Tanaka, mixed media, outreach, Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival, video