Gallery Yamaki Fine Art is proud to announce “Special Show / Cutting×Pasting”.
For this opportunity we will present a fine selection of works from previous shows which relate to this exhibition’s concept ‘Cut and Paste’.
Louis CANE (1943-), a renowned member of the “Supports/Surface” movement which flourished in Southern France from late 1960s to early 70s, has been questioning the conventional ideas of painting. He cuts and pastes the supports of a painting, for example the canvas or the paper and plays an important role in exploring new forms of painting.
On the other hand, Takesada MATSUTANI (1937-) and Susumu KOSHIMIZU (1944-) cut and paste contrasting materials and entertain us visually, thus guiding us to the boundaries of the objects and different aspects of each material. Going back and forth, our senses and perceptions begin to waver.
The layered paper works from Sadaharu HORIO (1939-) and Seiichi SHIBATA (1984-) feature the depths and rhythms of layering shape and color and exemplify the artists’ interests in the combinations of layers created by cutting and pasting. Furthermore Horio’s work laid on the gallery’s floor, is almost as if his brushstrokes has been cut out as an object and pasted on the floor, a dynamic ‘cut and paste’ act crossing over surface and space.
Jean LE GAC (1936-) who develops works which intersect mediums of photography and painting and the photographic artist Minho LEE (1959-), both create several frames within the same work. Our eyes wander in and out the frames, creating new stories, and here we can see their works present another effective result from the act of cutting and pasting.
Through the variety of expression of cutting and pasting in each artist and their works, this exhibition will explore new perspectives on the methods of ‘Cut and Paste’.
【Selected solo Exhibitions】
1994Personal exhibition Water lilies and Luois CANE at Orangerie Museum
2006”LOUIS CANE PEINTURES 1999-2005”, Gallery Yamaki Fine Art, Kobe
2007"peintures résine sur grillage", Gallery Beaubourg, Paris
2009“Nympheas”, Gallery Yamaki Fine Art , Kobe
2008”Louis Cane”, Gallery Beaubourg, Paris
2023"COLLECTION: COLOR DROPS / LOUIS CANE", Gallery Yamaki Fine Art, Kobe
【Selected Group Exhibitions】
2018School of Nice From Pop Art to Happenings ,Hong Kong
2018Monet’s Legacy , Nagoya City Art Museum, Yokohama Art Museum, Japan
1997"Louis Cane Artiste Peintre: 1967-1997", Museum of Contemporary Art Skopje, Macedonia
2000"Supports/Surfaces", São Paulo Museum of Modern Art, Brazil
2002"The 70s: The art in question", CAPC Museum of Contemporary Art in Bordeaux, France
2004"Peintures" (Work of Louis Cane), Galerie Carnot, La Manse, France
2004"Reputation", Gallery 14, Paris
2004"Peintures", Galerie Arkos, Clermont-Ferrand, France
2004"Peintures", Gallery Carnot, Avignon, France
2004"Birth II, Works exhibition", Gallery 14, Paris
2005"Itineris, a via Crucis for Ofena", Ofena Commune, Italy
2005"Couples embracing, Las Meninas and abstract paintings on resin", Seoul, Korea
2006"Les peintures et les véhicules libello-tractés 1995/2005", Gallery Amini Art Monaco, Museum of Castle Grimaldi
2022"Mori no Iro", Gallery Yamaki Fine Art, Kobe
2022ACK (Art Collaboration Kyoto) 2022, Booth: Gallery Yamaki Fine Art, Kyoto
2024"Group Exhibition: Relief to Three Dimensional", Gallery Yamaki Fine Art, Kobe
【Artist Information】
Louis Cane
SessionSat. Jul 18, 2015 - Sat. Aug 22, 2015 Closed on Sundays and Mondays
Hours11:00－13:00 / 14:00－19:00 [-17:00 on the last day]
PlaceGallery Yamaki Fine Art
Venue3-9-5-2F Motomachi, Chuo-ku, Kobe 650-0022
ContactTEL: 078-391-1666 FAX : 078-391-1667 MAIL: info@gyfa.co.jp
AccessOne minute walk from Motomachi Station, West exit (JR/ Hanshin Line)
ChargeFree
