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When artworks are created with the theme of ‘landscape’, the artists’ surrounding environments will be reflected on the works. Simultaneously, wherever the artists are, there will be also some elements that can be always recognized in their artworks. Residency and Research opportunities helped artists to engage with landscapes, in broader sense, in both countries.
In 2011, Australian artists expressed their experiences in Japan in their artwork, and reflecting their own unique perspective onto ‘landscape’.
Having workspace away from everyday life in Australia, there appeared a kind of landscape which can be view form such a state, and the world which he depicts out of such an experience. His two-month residency at youkobo ART SPACE allowed him “to push the limit of my artistic practice.”
Period：July 1 – August 31, 2011
Host Organization：youkobo ART SPACE
Period：June 6-19, 2011
Itinerary：Tokyo (youkobo ART SPACE, Printmaking Studio Kawalabo!, Bumpo-do, Tokyo Modern Art Museum, etc), Tochigi (Oyama City Museum, Oyama City areas, etc), Kyoto (Katsura Imperial Garden, Kohfuku Temple, Ryoanji Temple, etc)
Period：July 9-19, 2011
Itinerary：Tokyo (Mori Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Contemporary Photo Museum, Suginami-ward area, etc), Tochigi (Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Art, Ohya Stone Quarry, Kanto Flat Land, Oyama City areas, etc)
Period：September, 2011
Location：Oyama City
Residency
Hamish Carr » Profile
Having workspace away from everyday life in Australia, there appeared a kind of landscape which can be view form such a state, and the world which he depicts out of such an experience. His two-month residency at youkobo ART SPACE allowed him “to push the limit of my artistic practice.”
Period：July 1 – August 31, 2011
Host Organization：youkobo ART SPACE
Research trip
Jeremy Bakker » Profile
Period：June 6-19, 2011
Itinerary：Tokyo (youkobo ART SPACE, Printmaking Studio Kawalabo!, Bumpo-do, Tokyo Modern Art Museum, etc), Tochigi (Oyama City Museum, Oyama City areas, etc), Kyoto (Katsura Imperial Garden, Kohfuku Temple, Ryoanji Temple, etc)
Kiron Robinson » Profile
Period：July 9-19, 2011
Itinerary：Tokyo (Mori Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Contemporary Photo Museum, Suginami-ward area, etc), Tochigi (Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Art, Ohya Stone Quarry, Kanto Flat Land, Oyama City areas, etc)
Home stay
Jeremy Bakker » Profile
Period：September, 2011
Location：Oyama City
In 2010, the Japanese artists expressed their experiences in Australia in their artwork, and reflecting their own unique perspective onto ‘landscape’.
In his search of new inspirations for works, he took studio residency program at Printmaking workshop of Victorian College of the Arts and also taking research trips around Australia.
Period：September 2009 – May 2010
Institution：Printmaking Department, Faculty of Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne University
Funding：Ministry of Culture, Japan
Followed by her previous residency in New Zealand where she experienced the magnificent natural landscape, this time she stay in Australia which was once continuous from New Zealand.
Period：June – November 2010
Institutions：Drawing Department, Faculty of Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne University + West Space
Funding：POLA ART FOUNDATION
Katagiri, who creates works with the natural which is a part of landscape, will take a journey to explore the relationship between Australian Natural world and Aboriginal spiritual world.
Period：July – August 2010
Itinerary：Victoria State, Tasmania State
Residency
Hisaharu Motoda » profile
In his search of new inspirations for works, he took studio residency program at Printmaking workshop of Victorian College of the Arts and also taking research trips around Australia.
Period：September 2009 – May 2010
Institution：Printmaking Department, Faculty of Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne University
Funding：Ministry of Culture, Japan
Ai Sasaki » profile
Followed by her previous residency in New Zealand where she experienced the magnificent natural landscape, this time she stay in Australia which was once continuous from New Zealand.
Period：June – November 2010
Institutions：Drawing Department, Faculty of Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne University + West Space
Funding：POLA ART FOUNDATION
Research trip
Atsunobu Katagiri » profile
Katagiri, who creates works with the natural which is a part of landscape, will take a journey to explore the relationship between Australian Natural world and Aboriginal spiritual world.
Period：July – August 2010
Itinerary：Victoria State, Tasmania State