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Criterium 98Satoshi Nishizawa

February 19(Sat) 2022 - May 8(Sun) 2022 10:00 - 18:00(no admittance after 17:30)

Tomiokamachi, Futaba-gun, Fukushima, 2018 [Reference Image]

Satoshi Nishizawa creates photographs and videos by using the camera to document the lives of individuals and the social and economic aspects that erode and reflect on the ordinary sceneries. In recent years, his interest has turned to the monuments across the county, working with the symbolic motifs such as memorial and tourism facilities, iconic statues, and the areas in the process of post-disaster recovery. Through his photographs Nishizawa questions our ways of seeing these monuments that represent the commemoration yet induce oblivion.
In addition to his ongoing subject matters, Nishizawa will present photographs of landscapes that he has been working on since 2019 that offer glimpses of behavior changes and invisible constraints that have become part of everyday life.

About Criterium:
Criterium comes from the Latin “criterion,” which means a standard. Every exhibition is formed jointly by the artist and the curator.

Satoshi Nishizawa

Profile

Nishizawa was born in 1983 in Nagano, Japan. He graduated from Tohoku University of Art and Design in 2008 and currently lives and works in Tokyo.
His major solo exhibitions include "Parrhesia #013 Satoshi Nishizawa [Standard] community / revitalization / exaltation" (2018, TAP Gallery, Tokyo) and "Hard Core of Documentary" (2011, SANAGI FINE ARTS, Tokyo). He is also involved in collaborative projects with artists, such as the production of "father 2015.05.18", a video work documenting the photographer Shingo Kanagawa and his father, and "Experimental film culture in Japan", a film screening project with Hikaru Suzuki and Shohei Ishikawa.
Artist website: https://satoshinishizawa.com/

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Venue

Gallery 9, Contemporary Art Gallery, Art Tower Mito

Open Hours

10:00 - 18:00(no admittance after 17:30)

Closed

Mondays

Fee

Include the admission of the exhibition

Contact

Mito Arts Foundation TEL:029-227-8111(9:30-18:00, Closed on Mondays )

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