A Boat Carrying My Soul, Yayoi Kusama (1989)
Video of A Boat Carrying My Soul, by Yayoi Kusama (1989), seen at the Forever Museum of Contemporary Art (FMOCA), Kyoto, Japan
Japanese artist's Yayoi Kusama's polka dots arrive in Jakarta
(25 May 2018) LEADIN:
Indonesia's first contemporary art museum has launched a new exhibition that will leave you seeing spots.
The new show features work by the celebrated Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama and her trade mark polka dots.
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Indonesia's first-ever museum fully dedicated to contemporary art, MACAN is causing plenty of buzz on Jakarta arts scene.
Its latest exhibition is called Life is the Heart of a Rainbow, and showcases 70 years of work by Yayoi Kusama, regarded as the most important living Japanese contemporary artist.
Kusama was born in 1929 and, despite her parents' objection, studied art at Kyoto Municipal School of Arts and Crafts before moving to New York in 1957 to pursue greater artistic freedom.
During Kusama's time in New York, she became associated with the Pop Art movement alongside Claes Oldenburg, George Segal and Andy Warhol.
She suffered episodes of hallucination since her childhood and eventually relocated to Tokyo in 1977, admitted herself to a mental institution, and continued her work at a nearby studio, where she still works today.
Some of the reasons why we were interested in presenting her work is that Kusama's practice is one that spans nearly 70 years, and she really is an icon of contemporary art. And her work has transcended into the popular culture and into the popular imagination, says Aaron Seto, Museum MACAN's director.
MACAN stands for Modern Art and Contemporary Art in Nusantara, which opened last November.
130,000 people came in the first 4 months of its inaugural exhibition, with an average of more than 1,000 daily visitors.
Nusantara is the Indonesian word for homeland.
The museum is open to the public 6 days a week and it has launched a successful programme to encourage Indonesians, from all walks of life, to come to the museum and enjoy art with their family and friends.
Life is the Heart of a Rainbow is only the second exhibition at the museum.
The museum offers a series of art workshops for both children and adults as part of its education initiatives.
In the future, Seto believes that the museum will continue to bring bigger and more diverse exhibitions of modern art from Indonesia and all over the world.
We are able to present different kinds of work that hasn't really been presented in Indonesia before. I mean we are able to work at a scale like this. This is a major exhibition of Kusama which has over 130 works on this place, he says.
Kusama's exhibition has shown that she continues to be a prolific artist even in her older years.
She started a series of My Eternal Soul paintings in 2009 and has created more than 500 paintings to date.
But Kusama is most well known for her obsession with polka dots and pumpkins.
Benny Raharjo, an Indonesian art expert from the Masterpiece Auction House, argues that Kusama has successfully brought Asian contemporary art to the world stage through her originality.
Yayoi is a groundbreaking artist. Before her time, people could not imagine a pumpkin as a great work of art. She has transformed images of pumpkins and flowers into her art, and she makes them with her signature style of polka dots, he says.
Some of Kusama's installations are particular crowd pleasers due to their fun and interactive nature.
The I Want to Love on a Festival Night installation invites visitors to look into a mirrored box with colourful lights and take pictures.
Others are drawn in by the social media impact of the museum.
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Stunning Style Houses, Where the Craftsmen's Intelligence is Infinite to Resist the Harsh Weather
Stunning Traditional Style Houses, Where the Craftsmen's Intelligence is Infinite to Resist the Harsh Weather.
Shirakawa-go is located in the north-western part of Gifu Prefecture, in the approximate center of Japan.
In December 1995, Shirakawa-go was registered as the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the “Historic Villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama”.
The most unique registration area is the gassho style settlements in Shirakawa Village Ogimachi in Gifu Prefecture.
They are famous for their traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses, some of which are more than 250 years old.
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Here is a young man who connects Japanese tradition to the future:
Kayabuki Craftsman: Tanaka Eisaku (田中 栄作さん)
Born 1984 in Gifu Prefecture
Teacher: Wada Shigeru (和田 茂さん)
Tanaka-san was born in Shirakawa-go and grew up in a Gassho-style house.
He studied under Wada Shigeru, who was responsible for the restoration of Shirakawa-go's thatch roof, and since then he has been working hard to improve skills.
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Kyoto Prefecture: The Kyoto you may not know
Travel Kyoto like you've lived here forever.
A bit about the areas of Kyoto Prefecture outside of the city worth visiting and a look into the Kyoto you may not know.
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The most famous of Kyoto’s temples is Fushimi Inari-taisha, a stunning red complex that sprawls over Mount Inari. A hike to the summit takes about two hours and will lead you through thousands of colorful sub-shrines and thick, ancient forest. Once you’re at the top, you’ll have a stunning view of Kyoto.
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HOW TO SEE | The Grandmaster of Kung Fu Films: Lau Kar-leung
What makes a true kung fu film? Many directors and actors have been associated with the kung fu genre, Hong Kong cinema’s most unique creation, but no one compares to Lau Kar-leung (1937–2013) as a purist of the genre and the kung fu form.
Associate curator La Frances Hui explores the history of the kung fu films, the actors and filmmakers associated with the genre like Bruce Lee, Gordon Liu, and Jackie Chan, and why Lau Kar-leung has been hailed as the grandmaster of kung fu films.
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⁴ᴷ Yayoi Kusama's Festival of Life Infinity Mirrors Full Walkthrough @ David Zwirner, NYC
Is waiting hours for Yayoi Kusama's Festival of Life Infinity Mirror Rooms worth it? You can decide for yourself. I personally waited 3 hours to get in and lined up before the gallery officially opened.
Rooms Featured:
Let's Survive Forever
Longing For Eternity
With All My Love For The Tulips, I Pray Forever
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Miho Museum, Shiga, Japan 美保博物館
Miho Museum was completed in 1996. The architect Dr. I. M. Pei assimilated it beautifully into the surrounding landscape and it is situated near Shigaraki in Shiga prefecture, Japan.
From the bus stop we took the short walk through the incredible tunnel to the museum and caught the museum's little bus back.
Filming of the museum was permitted but understandably not the exhibitions. The exhibition we saw is , ''The Beauties of Japanese Glass: Bindeisha Collection.''
With many thanks to Sakura Volunteer Guide Club for the wonderful guide who took us here
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????????TOKYO/ACTUAL BIRTHDAY VLOG PART 1????????
YUS! It's here!! Part 1!!! Tokyo!!! THE SEQUEL!!! My Birthday! Fuck!!! I'm grateful for life!!! I'm grateful for YOU!!! Thanks for being a part of my journey!!! I will treasure this video forever!
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晓日子 | 东京之行 Tokyo trip | Vlog | TeamLab | 根津美术馆 | 但马屋Sukiyaki | 代官山Ivy Place
TeamLab Boarderless：这里是一座沉浸式艺术博物馆，在这里用灯光、投影、镜面为参展者打造了一处无界之境，也是跨越了空间与感知力的一种新式体验。
但马屋：结束了逛展，赶紧来一顿热乎乎的寿喜烧。看着丰富的牛肉滋啦滋啦在铁锅中由生烤熟，不禁让人大快朵颐。
根津美术馆：第二天一早，来到了最具日式艺术的代表之地。在馆内，参观其中最有名的庭院，假山、溪流、枫叶大树，石尊佛像…你所感受到的是比平常日式建筑更多了一份恬静与写意，处于寂静之中，喧嚣之外。
代官山Ivy Place：中午来到了一家西餐厅，落座于席，大大的落地窗，阳光直射进来，格外自在。我点了一份他们家点单率第一的法式松饼，撒上雪白的糖粉。
福炎や：晚餐的最后一顿，摒弃了那些奢华的日式米其林，转而找到了一间居酒屋中。烤上几盘肉，再来几杯清酒下肚，同行的大家便嘻嘻闹闹打成一片。
短暂而充实的东京之旅结束了，我早上五点便定好闹钟起床赶飞机。虽然这一次的行程依旧匆忙，但是旅途中静下心去感触身边的细微事物，似乎能有效延长“美好的片刻”。
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Yayoi Kusama – Obsessed with Polka Dots | Tate
The nine decades of artist Yayoi Kusama’s life have taken her from rural Japan to the New York art scene to contemporary Tokyo, in a career in which she has continuously innovated and re-invented her style.
Well-known for her repeating dot patterns, her art encompasses an astonishing variety of media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, film, performance and immersive installation. It ranges from works on paper featuring intense semi-abstract imagery, to soft sculpture known as ‘Accumulations’, to her ‘Infinity Net’ paintings, made up of carefully repeated arcs of paint built up into large patterns.
Since 1977 Kusama has lived voluntarily in a psychiatric institution, and much of her work has been marked with obsessiveness and a desire to escape from psychological trauma. In an attempt to share her experiences, she creates installations that immerse the viewer in her obsessive vision of endless dots and nets or infinitely mirrored space.
At the centre of the art world in the 1960s, she came into contact with artists including Donald Judd, Andy Warhol, Joseph Cornell and Claes Oldenburg, influencing many along the way. She has traded on her identity as an ‘outsider’ in many contexts – as a female artist in a male-dominated society, as a Japanese person in the Western art world, and as a victim of her own neurotic and obsessional symptoms.
After achieving fame and notoriety with groundbreaking art happenings and events, she returned to her country of birth and is now Japan’s most prominent contemporary artist.
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안녕하세요 !
지난 트래블로그에 이어 2편을 가지고 왔어요.
돌아보니 하루에 하는 일이라곤 먹고, 마시고, 먹는 것 뿐인 여행이었더라구요. (부끄)
먹는 모습이 많이 나와서 편집하면서 조금 괴로웠어요 … ㅋㅋ
그리고 이번 여행에서는 길을 한 3번쯤 잃었는데,
그게 다 구글맵이 길 방향을 반대로 알려줬기 때문이었어요..
조만간 일본 여행 가실 분들이 이 영상을 보신다면, 꼭 구글맵만을 믿지 마시고.. 주변 사람들에게도 물어보시길 ㅠㅠ
그럼 이번 영상도 편안하게 봐주시길 바랄게요!
항상 감사합니다 :)
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위 링크를 통해 와이파이도시락을 예약하시면 홈페이지 대비 10% 할인이적용된 가격으로 예약하실 수 있어요.
와이파이도시락이 필요한 여행지로 떠나시는 분들에게 조금이나마 도움이 되었으면해요~
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영상 속에서 길게 적기 힘들어서 따로 쓰는 장소 리뷰!
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교토 호스텔은 오사카 호스텔보다 평균 1박 가격이 비싸요!
저렴한 가격에 괜찮은 + 깨끗한 시설을 자랑하던 곳.
방 안이 좁아서 캐리어를 풀렀다 닫았다 하는게 좀 어려웠지만
2층 침대도 흔들리는 구조가 아닌 점이 좋았고
베드 공간이 여유로워서 그 안에 짐 풀고 커튼 닫아놓고 살아서 괜찮았어요.
☕️Weekenders coffee
: 숙소와 가까워서 두번 방문한 카페. 정말 작은 커피 스탠드에 가까워요.
내부에 앉을 수 있는 자리는 없어서 그냥 컵 들고 카페 근처에 서성이며 마시면 됩니다 ㅋㅋ
라떼 한번, 오늘의 드립 한번 마셨는데
커피 맛이 지금은 잘 기억나지 않지만 맛보다는 뭔가 분위기가 좋아서 (보이는 뷰는 주차장이지만서도..)
자꾸 가고싶었던 곳이었어요.
☕️Me me me
: 추천 받아서 가게 된 곳! ‘카페 니코’ 라는 시그니처 메뉴를 꼭 먹어야한대서 주문해보았는데
커피 + 시나몬 + 오렌지 맛의 음료였어요. 이 모든 향이 조화롭고 커피가 찐하게 베이스를 잘 잡아줘서 맛있었답니다 ㅠㅠ
그리고 배고파서 두부 샌드위치도 먹었는데, 개인적으로 제가 두부를 좋아하는지라.. 참 맛있게 먹었어요!
☕️Katte
: me me me 근처의 디저트 카페. 사실 밥도 팔아요!
저는 호박 몽블랑과 진저에일을 주문했어요.
진저에일은 딱 정갈한 맛이었어요!
호박 몽블랑은 먹어본 적 없는 디저트인데 고소하고 달달한 맛이 제 취향이었답니다.
여기도 시즌별(?)로 디저트 메뉴가 계속 바뀌는 것 같아요!
인스타그램에서 확인하고 가시는게 좋을 듯 합니다 ㅎㅎ
☕️Cafe serge
: 여기는 사진을 미리 보구서 꼭 가야지!!! 생각했던 곳이에요.
청포도 타르트를 꼭 먹고싶었는데, 청포도 철에 나오는 메뉴였나보더라구요 ㅠㅠ
제가 간 당시에는 딸기쇼트케익, 메론쇼트케익, 애플파이 + 아이스크림.. 요런 메뉴가 있었어요!
메론 케익은 한국에서 잘 먹어볼 수 없는 메뉴라 생각해서 주문해본건데,
생각보다 메론 당도가 떨어져서 ㅠㅠ 힝.. 조금 아쉬웠습니다. 케익 하나 더 먹어볼걸 그랬어요..^^
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: 현재 ‘쿠사마 야요이’ 의 펌킨포에버 전시가 열리고있는 기온 지역의 미술관이에요.
미술관 자체가 신발을 벗고 들어가게되어있어서, 발이 잠깐 숨 쉴 수 있었답니다 ^^… (tmi..)
미술관 내부에서는 대부분 촬영 금지이고, 촬영이 허가된 정원쪽에서 다들 열심히 사진 찍으시더라구요 ㅋㅋ
정원이 보이는 발코니쪽의 구조가 예뻣고,
내부에 전시중인 쿠사마 야요이의 작품들도 여태 본 적 없는 판화 작품이나, 수많은 호박 작품들이 있었어서 나름 재미졌어요…!
입장료는 1500엔 정도였던 것으로 기억합니다.
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저는 비법소스를 4번 추가했더니 조금 매웠다! 이정도로만…
☕️Coffee smart
: 여긴 치빵언니도 추천하고 저도 가고싶었던 조금 오래된 다방형식의 카페에요.
오전에 계란샌드위치, 팬케익, 프렌치 토스트 세가지 메뉴 중 택 1 + 커피 를 셋트로 판매해요.
저는 프렌치토스트 셋트로 골랐고, 만족했습니다!
커피는 굉장히 다크하고 찐했던 기억이 나요.
????Walder
: 독일식 빵집이라고만 알고있던 곳. 무난해보이는 메뉴를 골랐으면 다 성공했을 것 같은데
일본어 알못인 제가 몇몇 빵을 랜덤하게 골랐더니 ‘가스오부시’ 맛이질 않나.. ‘앤초비’ 가 들어있질 않나..ㅋㅋㅋ
그중에 제일 무난한 빵이 ‘얼그레이 스콘’ 이었는데 이건 정말 맛있었어요!
만약에 이곳에 가시게 된다면, 그리고 일본어를 모르신다면, 익숙한 생김새의 빵을 골라서 먹어보세요..!
초코 소라빵이라던가.. 메론빵이라던가.. 그런거….
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Kyoto, Japan - Ginkaku-ji, Philosophers Path, Honen-in, Heian-jingo, part 2
Ginkaku-ji is one of the prettiest of all of the temples and gardens in Kyoto, Japan. Then we walk the Philosophers Path to Honen-in, followed by Heian-jingo. Ginkaku-ji is in the tsukiyama style of hillside garden. A dramatic entry lined by tall hedges leads into another world, a lyrical dreamscape of ponds surrounded by gardens, dotted with statues and linked together by exquisite bamboo railings that guide you along the very pleasant and calm foot paths.
The Japanese garden is a miniature and idealized view of nature and this style of garden is meant for strolling for moving around from one place to another and as you go there will be scenes revealed and then left behind -- it's hide and reveal, appearing then disappearing.
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Temple gardens are not laid out straight and nor do they have a single focus. Instead the paths are designed with curves and bands and they'll go up and down. It's made to look natural but of course everything here is carefully designed.
Ginkaku-ji is a Zen temple that represents the Higashiyama Culture of the Muromachi period back in the 15th century
The best way to enjoy these gardens without crowds is come in the off-season as we are here in early December, which is really the perfect time to be in the gardens of Kyoto. You have the fall colors still lingering and if you’re here in the middle of the week, especially in early December, there's hardly anybody else around.
We're next taking a stroll on the Philosophers Path. It's just about 1 mile long and very pleasant. You go along this canal and there are gardens, there are private homes, there's a beautiful hillside and more of these lingering fall colors. There are little benches scattered here and there where you could sit down if you wish.
This leads to Honen-in which is a good spot to visit early in the morning because it opens at 7 am and it’s free, so you don't have to worry about the gates being closed when you arrive here at Honen, with images of the Buddha.
Arriving at Heian-jingo, one of the newer temples in Kyoto, built at the end of the 19th century, and of course built in a very traditional style. This kind of architecture really dates back 300, 400 or even 500 years. This reproduction of an Imperial Palace was constructed in 1895, complete with shrines and a vast garden complex with ponds, islands and Chinese-Japanese-style landscaping.
And it’s a very large temple complex with some beautiful gardens out in the back. There are always well-tended paths through the gardens
Notice all of the colors in the trees. We were quite fortunate to be catching the tail end of the fall season. Even though it's the first week of December the weather was fairly moderate, and generally the colors do linger into the early part of December.
Often you have a pond or several ponds like this with pretty reflections of the vegetation.
The temples have wonderful wooden architecture, and yet the gardens all around, probably is even more of an interesting attraction than the buildings themselves.
One reason this grand temple and gardens were created in the late 19th century was in reaction to Kyoto being replaced as the capital of Japan, by Tokyo. For 1000 years Kyoto had been the capital of the country and when the capital was moved to Tokyo in 1868 it caused some decline in the prosperity and mood of the city and this temple was constructed 30 years later as a response of the city to revitalize.
The garden all around the pond is 30,000 square meters in size and divided in four sections with a variety of birds such as kingfishers and large falcons.
Here's a gardener out in a boat reaching some of the areas that are on islands in the middle of the pond.
Afterwards you might take a walk through the public park in front towards the huge metal torii - biggest in town - and consider a visit to the National Museum of Modern Art, with its large collection of paintings and ceramics. The Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art is just behind.
This is part of our series on the temples and gardens of Eastern Kyoto, the Higashiyama district, and also we’ll take you downtown in some of our other videos.
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Highway through a Building Story ★ ONLY in JAPAN
Osaka's Gate Tower Building is an amazing sight to see because ... well, how should I put this? A highway goes through the building.
It literally does, and there is a story behind it.
In this episode, John not only goes inside to see where the elevator takes him, he also drives through it -- in a Lotus Seven. We'll also go up the Umeda Sky Building and catch some fantastic angles of the city, skyline and Gate Tower Building.
THE STORY:
Here it is from the building owner.
It’s basically a land rights dispute with a sort of happy ending.
The property was owned by a business (coal and wood company) since the early Meiji era but when business declined, so did the buildings in the 1970s. The area was approved to be redeveloped in 1983 but the property holder refused to give up the land, even though new building permits had been refused to him. The highway corporation and the property owner negotiated for 5 years and what you see today is their compromise. Highways usually buy the land they’re on but a new law in 1989 allowed the possibility of having two owners on the same spot, really meant for highways to go underground but hey – let’s get creative.
The highway is the legal tenant of floors 5 through 7.
The current building tenant on the other floors is TKP.
WHERE IS THE BUILDING WITH THE HIGHWAY THROUGH IT?
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Closest Station: JR Fukushima Station
It's one stop away from JR Osaka Station on the Loop Line.
Special thank you to TKP and the building owners for allowing me to film inside the building.
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Thank you to Yasui-san from F-1 BIN Co. for driving me through the building in his LOTUS SEVEN (1996)
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This video and the images were taken by John Daub on location and with permission from the tenants. Use of the video is not permitted without consent of creator. For use of this video or clips, please contact John through the ONLY in JAPAN YouTube channel.
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