FOCUS
Jun 15, 2024 - Aug 7, 2024
Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s Schaefer International Gallery will present the group exhibition FOCUS, featuring seven contemporary Japanese photographers who go by the collective name of “photography?end?”.
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Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s Schaefer International Gallery will present the group exhibition FOCUS, featuring seven contemporary Japanese photographers who go by the collective name of “photography?end?”. The group consists of Yuji Hamada, Ken Kitano, Miki Nitadori, Yuki Onodera, Naruki Oshima, Risaku Suzuki, and Kazuyoshi Usui. Their respective avenues of work look at the potentiality of photography in a rapidly evolving digital age. While the production of images has become largely dematerialized in our current moment, the artists consider the materiality of photography and explore the relationship between conception, theme, and exhibition of work.
RELATED PUBLIC EVENT:
Header image:
Yuki Onodera
Guernapur, 2018
charcoal, crayon, gelatin-silver print, collage on canvas
Yuji Hamada
Primal Mountain, 2014
installation at Lake Léman for Festival Images 2014
Primal Mountain, 2014
installation at Lake Léman for Festival Images 2014
Ken Kitano
Gathering Light, Ogijima, Kagawa
film exposure from winter solstice 2017 to summer solstice 2018
Gathering Light, Ogijima, Kagawa
film exposure from winter solstice 2017 to summer solstice 2018
Miki Nitadori
Odyssey: Reflect, 2014-2020
installation at Ancien Musée de Peinture, Grenoble, France
Odyssey: Reflect, 2014-2020
installation at Ancien Musée de Peinture, Grenoble, France
Naruki Oshima
Reflections 0606, 2006
Lambda print
Reflections 0606, 2006
Lambda print
Risaku Suzuki
White 24, H-3, 2024
chromogenic print
White 24, H-3, 2024
chromogenic print
Kazuyoshi Usui
Showa 88 #39, 2011
archival pigment print
Showa 88 #39, 2011
archival pigment print
RELATED PUBLIC EVENT:
ACTIVATIONS
Thursday, August 1 from 5 – 9 pm in the Gallery and Yokouchi Pavilion & Courtyard
This program series features an evening of “activations” unfolding in the gallery
space with live movement and music performances that engage in dialogue with
the exhibition. Food and beverage offerings available for purchase during the event.
FREE Entry! Ticketed reservations required / Registration opens soon via this page
Supported by the Japan Foundation
Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s Schaefer International Gallery will present the group exhibition FOCUS, featuring seven contemporary Japanese photographers who go by the collective name of “photography?end?”. The group consists of Yuji Hamada, Ken Kitano, Miki Nitadori, Yuki Onodera, Naruki Oshima, Risaku Suzuki, and Kazuyoshi Usui. Their respective avenues of work look at the potentiality of photography in a rapidly evolving digital age. While the production of images has become largely dematerialized in our current moment, the artists consider the materiality of photography and explore the relationship between conception, theme, and exhibition of work.
RELATED PUBLIC EVENT:
Header image:
Yuki Onodera
Guernapur, 2018
charcoal, crayon, gelatin-silver print, collage on canvas
Yuji Hamada
Primal Mountain, 2014
installation at Lake Léman for Festival Images 2014
Primal Mountain, 2014
installation at Lake Léman for Festival Images 2014
Ken Kitano
Gathering Light, Ogijima, Kagawa
film exposure from winter solstice 2017 to summer solstice 2018
Gathering Light, Ogijima, Kagawa
film exposure from winter solstice 2017 to summer solstice 2018
Miki Nitadori
Odyssey: Reflect, 2014-2020
installation at Ancien Musée de Peinture, Grenoble, France
Odyssey: Reflect, 2014-2020
installation at Ancien Musée de Peinture, Grenoble, France
Naruki Oshima
Reflections 0606, 2006
Lambda print
Reflections 0606, 2006
Lambda print
Risaku Suzuki
White 24, H-3, 2024
chromogenic print
White 24, H-3, 2024
chromogenic print
Kazuyoshi Usui
Showa 88 #39, 2011
archival pigment print
Showa 88 #39, 2011
archival pigment print
RELATED PUBLIC EVENT:
ACTIVATIONS
Thursday, August 1 from 5 – 9 pm in the Gallery and Yokouchi Pavilion & Courtyard
This program series features an evening of “activations” unfolding in the gallery
space with live movement and music performances that engage in dialogue with
the exhibition. Food and beverage offerings available for purchase during the event.
FREE Entry! Ticketed reservations required / Registration opens soon via this page
Supported by the Japan Foundation
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