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MEGUMI MATSUBARA Expositions Individuelles / Solo Exhibitions MEGUMI MATSUBARA Expositions individuelles / Solo exhibitions 2006 «Totoro House», Covent Garden Film Studios, London, Né en 1977 / Born in 1977 2015 UK [scenography for Mexican-Swedish furniture In Tokyo, Japan «A proposal for a textbook to learn Braille, English, brand] and other languages», Fonderia Artistica Battaglia, Vit et travaille au Maroc /Japan Milano, Italy Solo projects / Commisions in public space Lives and works in Tokyo (JA) & Fès (MO) 2014 2015 «Walk straight », Voice gallery, Marrakech, Morocco «Undress», Artistic Research / Production Formations / Education: Master of Architecture, The Bartlett School of «Le Rêve Aveugle / The Blind Dream», Douiria «TA SO KARE / KA WA TARE», vidéo installation, Architecture, London, United Mouassine, Marrakech, Morocco Restaurant numero 7, Fez, Morocco Kingdom/Master of Arts, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Studies, 2013 The University of Tokyo, 2014 « Megumi Matsubara & Nástio Mosquito for Japan/Bachelor of Architecture, «Seeing Red», Scenography, Kanagawa Arts Theatre, Art/Sound-Tuning in to Africa », YCC, Yokohama, School of Architecture, The Yokohama, Japan Japan University of Tokyo, Japan/ Curatorial Internship, Museum of «House», [architecture design of a residence], Contemporary Art Tokyo & 2012 Karuizawa, Japan Bridgestone Museum Tokyo, Japan «Une soirée avec Megumi Matsubara», followed by 1-week intervention, Le Cube, Rabat, Morocco 2013 megumimatsubara.com « YCAM », 10th Anniversary Pavilion [architecture «Une Chambre Rouge», [photographic installation at design of a summer pavilion], Yamaguchi, Japan Musee Batha as part of Rencontres internationales de withassistant.net la photo de Fès & music concert at Institut Mohamed 5 for the blind and visually-impaired de Fès], Palais «House of 33 Years», [architecture design of a Mokri/ Musee Batha/ Institut Mohamed 5, Fès, residence], Nara, Japan Morocco 2011 «Air Library» [installation intervening the entrance «Rêveurs Rêve Rêves», La Maison de La Photographie hall of Dentsu Inc.], Tokyo, Japan de Marrakech, Marrakech, Morocco «Wonderland 10110», AR3Bro. + Assistant, 3331 Arts «Stra #2» [installation & performance at a news stand Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan [two-person show] in front of Kenya National Archive], Nairobi, Kenya 2010 «Stra #1» [installation on one-and-only billboard in Kibera slum], Nairobi, Kenya «Retrospective», i.e., radlab, Kyoto, Japan: i.e., radlab, Kyoto, Japan 2010 «Windscape», [installation to cover a building façade 2009 in moving fabric], Mini Japan commission, DesignTide «Published», Art Center Ongoing, Tokyo, Japan Extension,Tokyo, Japan 2008 2009 «Boojum», Diesel Denim Gallery Aoyama, Tokyo, «With/without me », [wood/snow architecture Japan installed between interior/exterior of Aomori Museum of Art], "Love Love Show" site-specific work, «Absent City», Gallery within assistant, Tokyo, Japan Aomori, Japan «Translucent Passage», Galerie des Galeries Galeries «Whereabouts» [architectural intervention to the Lafayette, Paris, France [scenography for Mellow interior of the Museo Nazionale Leonardo da Vinci], Fever, Asian contemporary art group show] "Emporium" site-specific work, Milano, Italy 2007 2008 «Woven Marionette», National Stadium Gymnasium, «Absent Cafe»,[installation to cover Marunouchi Cafe with mirror sheets], Marunouchi Artweeks Tokyo, Japan [scenography for DesignTide Tokyo group show] commission, Tokyo, Japan «Rock Garden», Aria Savona, Milano, Italy* [scenography for Mexican-Swedish furniture brand] Expositions collectives / Group exhibitions «Arakawa Africa», Gallery OguMag, Tokyo, Japan 2016 «Pacific», Scion Installation L.A., Los Angeles, United (Upcoming) «Homo Faber: A Rainbow Caravan», Aichi States Triennale, Aichi, Japan «Girlfriends Forever!», Tokyo Wonder Site, Tokyo, (Upcoming) «Slow Dialogues: Time, Space, and Scale», Japan Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), San Francisco, U.S.A. 2010 «Rikuri», Glistening Lights, Sedona, Tokyo, Japan «Not New Now – Marrakech Biennale 6», curated by Reem Fadda, Marrakech, Morocco SD Review winning architecture projects exhibition, Hillside Terrace Tokyo & Osaka University of Arts, 2015 Japan «CARREFOUR / MEETING POINT The Marrakech Biennale & Beyond», curated by Alya sebti , IFA «Point»,Korea-Japan exchanging artists & critics, GALLERY , Stuttgart and Berlin, Germany Kyoto Art Center, Kyoto, Japan «For Them», Voice gallery, Marrakech, Morocco 2009 2014 «Love Love Show», Aomori Museum of Art, Aomori, «The luxury of dirt», Voice gallery, Marrakech, Japan Morocco «Emporium», Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della 2013 Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci, Milano, Italy «Le Muzoo», Palais Mokri, Fès, Morocco Seoul Film Festival, EWHA University, Seoul, Korea «Roppongi Art Night», Roppongi crossing/Roppongi Hills/Tokyo Midtown/AXIS, Tokyo, Japan 2008 «Point», Korea-Japan exchanging artists & critics, «Sidecore “Shintai/Baitai/Graffiti”», Terratoia/Terada Gallery Loop, Seoul, Korea Warehouse, Tokyo, Japan «Mellow Fever», Galerie des Galeries, Galeries 2012 Lafayette, Paris, France 6th Rencontres internationales de la photo de Fès, Fès, Morocco «Post Coitum», MHT Gallery, Tokyo, Japan «Sphères 5», Galleria Continua / Le Moulin, Boissy- 2007 le-Châtel, France «Le Corbusier», Workshop & Installation, Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan «Trans Arts Tokyo», Former Tokyo Denki University Bldg. #11, Tokyo, Japan «Lab Motion», Tokyo Wonder Site, Tokyo, Japan «Trans Arts Tokyo», 3331 Arts Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan 2006 Slow/Motion, Workshop & Installation, Akiyoshidai «Artbeat Cairo», Darb 1718 Pottery Klin, Cairo, Egypt International Art Village, Yamaguchi, Japan «Kime to Kehai», Texture and Sense, Aomori 2005 Contemporary Art Centre, Aomori, Japan «Tremors were Forever», Caniche Courage, Tokyo, Japan «Surrender», The 4th Marrakech Biennale, Theatre Royal, Marrakech, Morocco 2003 «Tanabata.org», Sendai Mediatheque, Sendai, Japan 2011 «This is not Jay-z&Beyonce’s Apartment», , Gallery 2001 within assistant, Tokyo, Japan «Sukima Project», Command N, Tokyo, Japan «Aoba Art r», Utsukushigaoka Town, Yokohama, Japan Workshops 2007 «Tremors were Forever», Remember Le Corbusier, 2016 workshop with children, Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, (Upcoming) «A proposal for a textbook to learn Japan Braille, English, and other languages», dance & pottery workshop at Aichi Prefectural Ceramic «Patterns of Alliance», Tokyo Wonder Site, Tokyo, Museum for blind students supported by Aichi Japan Triennale 2016, Aichi, Japan Recent performance «A proposal for a textbook to learn Braille, English, and other languages», Marrakech Biennale 6 guided 2016 tour for blind and visually-impaired students, Dance performance with Marine Chesnais, “Toi, un Marrakech, Morocco coquelicot— / Un coquelicot, moi aussi.”, Marrakech Biennale 6, Palais El Badii - Cave, Marrakech, Morocco 2015 «Le jardin inversé», ESAV, Marrakech, Morocco 2011 «Sociological Lunch DJ», CAMP 5th Anniversary, Bul- 2012 lets, Tokyo, Japan «Rêveurs Rêve Rêves», Pottery workshop with blind girls, Darb 1718, Cairo, Egypt 2009 «Keep The Streets Empty For Me for Fever Ray», «Which is moving», people or architecture?, Aomori Copenhagen, Denmark Contemporary Art Centre, Aomori, Japan «A White Line», Shibuya crossing, Tokyo, Japan «Rêveurs Rêve Rêves», Pottery workshop with blind children, Berber Museum of Ourika, Morocco «Distracted Tea Party», Art Center Ongoing, Tokyo, Japan «The Playable City Sprint» , 5-day workshop for 10 leading artists and designers from across East Asia and the UK, organised by Watershed & British 2008 Council, Bristol, UK «Opiate», [music performance with ILPO], Gallery Vallery, Barcelona, Spain 2011 «Green Winter», [music performance with ILPO], «OrNamenTTokYo»,Urbananalysis/workshop/discussi Studio K rooftop, Tokyo, Japan on, Guest tutoring, Tokyo, Japan UIA – The 24th World Congress of Architecture, Guest Awards,Grants & Residencies tutoring for international students, Tokyo, Japan 2013-14 2010 Agency of Cultural Affairs Japan Grant [artist «Gradioffiti», urban intervention, Tokyo, Japan fellowship grant to practice abroad] Reference: Sir Peter Cook «Symmetric Arrangement of Time and Space», Aomori Contemporary Art Centre, Aomori, Japan 2012-13 Pola Art Foundation Grant [artist fellowship grant to practice abroad] «Release», Aomori Museum of Art, Aomori, Japan 2012 2009 Institut Français de Fès [artist residency in Fès, «Shadow Theatre», Little Saints Orphanage, Lagos, Morocco] Nigeria Aomori Contemporary Art Centre* [artist residency & 2008 exhibition in Aomori, Japan] «My Imaginary Lagos», workshop with children, Nonohana no Ie, Kisarazu, Japan Sendai School of Design* [creator-in-residency & teaching in Sendai, Japan] «Picturebook & Architecture», workshop with art & architecture students, Architectural Institution, Tokyo, Institut Français de Fès [research residency in Fès, Japan Morocco] 2011-12 Dar Al-Ma’mûm [artist residency in Marrakech, Lecture, “Wind and Lightness”, ESAV: Ecole Morocco] Jury: Bob Nickas, Marie de Brugerolle, Supérieure des Arts Visuels de Marrakech, Morocco Mario Cristiani, Jack Persekian 2014 Nairobi Art Project Grant [artist residency in Nairobi, Artist presentation “The Tale”, Voice Gallery, Kenya] Marrakech, Morocco SD Review Prize* [architecture project prize for House Poetry reading & Lecture, YCAM (Yamaguchi Center of 33 Years] for Arts and Media), Yamaguchi, Japan 2009 Poetry reading, Jnan Sbil, Festival International des The Japan Foundation Grant [research, workshop & Musiques Sacrées de Fès, Morocco lecture trip to Lagos, Nigeria] Poetry reading & Presentation, Librairie
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