慶應義塾大学アート・センター　Keio University Art Center

Introduction to Art Archive XXVI: Yoshikuni Iida: Landscape of Time　Introduction to Art Archive XXVI

We are pleased to present an exhibition of Yoshikuni Iida (1923-2006), an alumnus of Keio University and the creator of the sculpture “Flora of Knowledge” that stands at the entrance to the Mita Media Center at Keio University. The exhibition will introduce the “International Sculptors Symposium,” which led to the EXPO’70, for which Iida also demonstrated his skills as a producer, mainly through materials in the possession of the Art Center. The exhibition will also include information on Iida's relationship with Keio University. We hope you will encounter Yoshikuni Iida in Mita, where Iida spent his student days, in a landscape that is steeped in time.

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Date

May 27 (Mon), 2024 - July 26 (Fri), 2024
11:00-18:00
Closed on Saturday, Sunday, Holidays

Venue

Keio University Art Center (1F Keio University Mita Campus South Annex, Keio University Art Space)
2-15-45, Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 108-8345
Tel. 03-5427-1621　Fax. 03-5427-1620
JR: Tamachi station on Yamanote - and KeihinTohoku Line
Subway: Mita station on Mita Line, Akabanebashi station on Oedo Line

Audience

Everyone welcome

Cost

Free participation

Enquiries and bookings

Keio University Art Center (KUAC)
+81-3-5427-1621

pj.ca.oiek.tsda@ijnet-ca

Organiser(s)

Organised by: Keio University Art Center (KUAC)

Visitor Information

The Keio University Art Space is a small exhibition room. If you wish to schedule a group of 15 or more people for a student field trip or other group, please contact the Art Center in advance. We will prepare leaflets and other material to make sure that your visit goes as smoothly as possible. We also ask that everyone in your group take care not to distract or inconvenience other visitors while at the exhibition. You will need to coordinate with the Art Center in advance if you plan to conduct a class or other activities for a field trip in the Keio University Art Space. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.