News
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New: Textile Pattern Description
Textile Pattern Description of the new series “Closing and Opening (A Study of Bravery) “ has been uploaded!
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New Acquisitions in The National Museum of Art, Osaka, Japan
The National Museum of Art, Osaka, Japan, acquired two of Aiko’s works, “Ghost I met ” (2013) and “Rewoven #04 ” (2017), as the permanent collections.
The list of artworks purchased by the National Museum of Art, Osaka (2023) -
New Deposited Work in The Yokohama Museum of Art, Kanagawa, Japan
“A Study of Necessity (Satsuma-Buttons and Self-Orientalism) – 01 ” (2019) has been deposited in the Yokohama Museum of Art, Japan, by a private art collector.
Current Exhibitions
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Cut from the Same Cloth: Textile and Technology (California)
Aiko participates in the group show “Cut from the Same Cloth: Textile and Technology” at Palo Alto Art Center, California, United States.
The show will be on view from January 18 to April 6 2025. This exhibition is curated by Christine Duval.
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drucken… (Berlin)
Group exhibition at drj: dr.julius art projects by Matthias Seidel + Christiane Bail
Anette Haas — »ornamental«
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Aiko Tezuka [JP]… Alain Biltereyst [BE]… Astrid Schindler [DE]… Denise Winter [DE]… Don Voisine [US]… Hansjörg Schneider [DE]… Majla Zeneli [AL]… Sarah Smolders [BE].
Ausstellung bis 26. Januar 2025 -
Batik Nyonyas: Three Generations of Art and Entrepreneurship (Singapore)
Aiko is participating in a special exhibition at the Peranakan Museum in Singapore, bringing a large-sized commissioned work.
Exhibition duration: 11 October 2024 – 31 August 2025
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DISSONANCE (Bucharest, Romania)
Aiko will participate in a group exhibition at The National Museum of Art of Romania, Bucharest
Dates: 9 November 2024 – 23 February 2025
Museum opening hours: Wednesday – Friday: 10am—6pm; Saturday—Sunday: 11am—7pm; Monday and Tuesday are closed. Free entry on the first Wednesday of the month.
Upcoming Exhibitions
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Collection 2: Undo, Redo (Osaka, Japan)
Two works by Aiko Tezuka, Ghost I met and Rewoven #4, newly acquired by The National Museum of Art, Osaka, in 2024, will be exhibited at the Collection 2: Undo, Redo at the museum. The exhibition will be on view from February 15 to June 1, 2025.
Recent Articles
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News Magazine “ARCADIA” No. 98
News magazine “ARCADIA” about the group exhibition “Opening and Connecting – A Study of Incision and Suture”, published by the Okazaki Mindscape Museum, Aichi, Japan. Aiko is the cover girl!
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“Opening and Connecting – A Study of Incision and Suture” at Okazaki Mindscape Museum, Aich, Japan, Related Articles・Japan
Reviews of the group exhibition “Opening and Connecting – A Study of Incision and Suture” at Okazaki Mindscape Museum, Aich, Japan, in which Aiko participated, was published in Art Exhibition JAPAN, OutermostNAGOYA, and Chunichi Shimbun.
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RANGE ROVER’s invitation-only event, “RANGE ROVER HOUSE 2024″・Japan
Aiko’s artwork was exhibited there and featured in GQ’s eNewsletter.
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Arte Morbida・Italy
Aiko Tezuka’s upcoming solo exhibition in Kyoto has been featured in Arte Morbida Magazine, Italy.
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Lux Magazine ・UK
Aiko Tezuka’s experience during DBF’s Majhi International Art Residency 2023 has been featured in Lux Magazine, UK.
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Numéro Magazine ・France
Aiko Tezuka’s artworks created during the Majhi International Art Residency 2023 have been featured in Numéro Magazine’s article about the Asia Now Art Fair.
Recent Exhibitions & Events
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KUNSTAUKTION Hilfe für Flüchtlingshilfe (Berlin)
Aiko Tezuka participated in a charity auction exhibition to support refugees.
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“That is, someday, someone’s, somewhere’s, world” GⅢ_Vol.157 CAMK Collection (Kumamoto, Japan)
Aiko Tezuka’s early work Unweavable Object (2004) was on display at the Contemporary Art Museum, Kumamoto as part of its collection.
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Open Seminar: “Yoiyama Seminar” organized by Akihisa Hirata Laboratory, Kyoto University (Kyoto)
Organizer: Hirata Akihisa Laboratory, Department of Architecture and Architecture Engineering, Kyoto University
Guests: Aiko Tezuka (Artist), Tatsushi Fujihara (Associate Professor, Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University)