Artist

Yosuke AMEMIYA

Apple, 2024

Ishinomaki Thirteen minutes, "Reborn-Art Festival 2021-22", 2021
Photo: Takehiro Goto

Perfectly Ordinary Stones, Carried For 1,300 Years, 2014-3314

Photo: Shin Natsuhara

Yosuke AMEMIYA

Born 1975 in Ibaraki, live in Yamanashi
2013 MA Fine Arts Department, Sandberg institute, Amsterdam

Amemiya’s works consist of various mediums including drawings, sculptures, film installations, performances, and many more others. In Roppongi Crossing 2010: Can There Be Art? (Mori Art Museum), 21th THE ART OF TOMORROW (The National Art Center, Tokyo), he did a performance in which he stayed in the exhibition room throughout all operation hours; that continued for several months. He started Perfectly Ordinary Stones, Carried For 1,300 Years, http://ishimochi.com/ which is an ongoing project that will continue during 2014-3314 on the occasion he participated in the Kunisaki Art Festival 2014. Recently, he has started a series assembled of over 900 drawings. Amemiya lyrically completes vast amounts of labor, and his work exceeds the time and space of exhibitions, he is able to transcend criticisms of a system and build up his own unique world.

Interviews with artists

Major Exhibitions

Solo exhibition, “The Beauty of Yamanashi that Hasn’t Dissolved Yet,” Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art (Yamanashi), 2024

Solo exhibition「A Q & I」BUG (Tokyo), 2023

「REBORN ART FESTIVAL 2011-22」Ishinomaki area (Miyagi)

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