Enter a future landscape one thousand years from now where everyone is unconditionally accepted. A 31-day journey into a gentle and sweet world.
Dates: Wednesday, November 25th – Friday, December 25th, 2020 Venue: Men's Creators, 2nd floor, Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building
From November 25th, 2020, Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building will be hosting a solo exhibition by Miyako Yamazaki, a painter living on the island of Molokai, Hawaii, titled "Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later" at Men's Creators, 2nd floor.
“Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later -”
"Gold Loves Purple - Future Landscape One Thousand Years Later"
ISETAN MEN'S net special page
https://www.imn.jp/post/108057203218
First full-scale solo exhibition in four years, and exhibition and sale of works
The "World A Thousand Years From Now," as suggested in the title of this exhibition, is a world that the artist herself experienced and caught a glimpse of in her childhood, and it is also an eternal theme in her paintings. This exhibition will feature over 100 original canvas paintings of "The World a Thousand Years from Now," featuring vibrant colors.
This will be her first major solo exhibition and sale in Japan in four years, and many of her fans have been eagerly awaiting it. Her landscapes, capturing irreplaceable moments on the island of Molokai in Hawaii, continue to fascinate many fans, and this solo exhibition, which brings together paintings of the sea, sky, and flowers, will bring us a moment of peace and allow us to imagine a peaceful future.
"I ke kukui (Into the Light)" 760×1015mm / Acrylic on canvas / 2020
"Pule (Prayer)" 200×200mm / Acrylic on canvas / 2020
"Pule (Prayer)" 200×200mm / Acrylic on canvas / 2020
*Artworks are available for pre-order. For details on how to make a reservation, please see the ISETAN MEN'S net special page (https://www.imn.jp/post/108057203218).
*Quantities are limited. We ask for your understanding in advance.
An original collection of works will also be published in conjunction with the solo exhibition
In addition to the approximately 120-page collection of works that expresses the artist's worldview, "Gold Loves Purple - A Landscape of the Future, a Thousand Years from Now," which will be released on the first day of the exhibition, there will also be an original essay, "Days on Molokai," a body mist in collaboration with Cynthia Garden, and small holiday gifts selected by the artist, such as shell jewelry from Molokai, available now.
[Collection of Works: Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later –]
The book spans 122 pages and is linked to images posted on Instagram to express the artist's worldview. In line with the theme of the solo exhibition, the book brings together the artist's depictions of "the future one thousand years from now," making it a treasured item that you'll want to carry with you at all times, and that makes a great gift.
It will go on sale on the first day of the exhibition.
“Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later –“
"Gold Loves Purple - Future Landscape One Thousand Years Later"
Format: Hardcover / 122 pages / A5 variant / Color
Publisher: AKAAKA Art Publishing
Release date: November 25, 2020
Price: 3,800 yen
【Essay Collection: Days on Molokai】
This seven-chapter essay book is full of miracles and blessings, looking back on the author's life from the first time she set foot on Hawaiian soil to when she decided to live on the island of Molokai, and chronicling her days at the "House on Sandalwood Hill" where she lived with her family for 10 years from 2007.
"Days on Molokai"
Format: Softcover / 116 pages / 18.2 x 12.8 cm
Publisher: Little More
On sale now
Price: 1,800 yen
[Also featuring shell jewelry from Molokai selected by Miyako Yamazaki]
Clockwise from top left: Kahelani shell Necklace (long), Kahelani shell necklace (freshwater pearl combination), shell earrings, Kahelani shell necklace (medium)
*Quantities are limited. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience.
Comment from artist Miyako Yamazaki
Hello everyone.
For me, who paints to the rhythm of a small island,
it was a little difficult to deliver so many of my works far out over the waves,
but if you can find a moment that transcends time and space,
and a landscape that makes you believe that it's okay to be yourself,
then that difficulty will be insignificant.
Please find it. By the time the winter holidays come. Miyako Yamazaki
Profile of Miyako Yamazaki
Artist. Born in Tokyo in 1969. Graduated from the Painting Department of Tama Art University. Based in Tokyo, she exhibits her work both domestically and internationally. In 2004, she made a complete change and began living aboard a boat in the Pacific Ocean. She currently lives with her psychologist husband and two daughters on Molokai, a remote Hawaiian island with a population of just 7,000, while continuing to paint landscapes of the future, a thousand years from now, on canvas.
Past publications
"Gifts from Molokai" (Sangyo Editorial Center), "Heavenly Bright" (Newsbase), "Love Speaks" (Korinsha), "Days on Molokai" (Little More), and "Gold Loves Purple" (Akaaka Art Publishing), among others.
Major solo and group exhibitions
1999 "Love Speaks" P-HOUSE (Ebisu)
"Love'n pieces" Watari Museum of Contemporary Art / On Sundays (Aoyama)
2001 "Sea and Sky Wedding Party" HIROM IYOSHII (Yokohama)
2002 "LAND" Zero One Projects (Los Angeles)
2003 "GIRL!GIRL!GIRL!" Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery (Hatsudai)
2004 "Cafe In Mito 2004" Art Tower Mito (Mito)
2013 "RETROSPECTIVE" Molokai Art Center (Hawaii)
2017 "Yamazaki Miyako Exhibition" SISON GALLERY (Daikanyama)
2019 "Special Days" Maruyama Residence / KEITA MARUYAMA (Aoyama), etc.
Related Information
“Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later-”
"Gold Loves Purple - Future Landscape One Thousand Years Later-"
ISETAN MEN'S net Special Page
https://www.imn.jp/post/108057203218
*The content of this event may be changed or canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. Please note.
*All prices are exclusive of tax.
Click here for company press release details
Dates: Wednesday, November 25th – Friday, December 25th, 2020 Venue: Men's Creators, 2nd floor, Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building
From November 25th, 2020, Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building will be hosting a solo exhibition by Miyako Yamazaki, a painter living on the island of Molokai, Hawaii, titled "Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later" at Men's Creators, 2nd floor.
“Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later -”
"Gold Loves Purple - Future Landscape One Thousand Years Later"
ISETAN MEN'S net special page
https://www.imn.jp/post/108057203218
First full-scale solo exhibition in four years, and exhibition and sale of works
The "World A Thousand Years From Now," as suggested in the title of this exhibition, is a world that the artist herself experienced and caught a glimpse of in her childhood, and it is also an eternal theme in her paintings. This exhibition will feature over 100 original canvas paintings of "The World a Thousand Years from Now," featuring vibrant colors.
This will be her first major solo exhibition and sale in Japan in four years, and many of her fans have been eagerly awaiting it. Her landscapes, capturing irreplaceable moments on the island of Molokai in Hawaii, continue to fascinate many fans, and this solo exhibition, which brings together paintings of the sea, sky, and flowers, will bring us a moment of peace and allow us to imagine a peaceful future.
"I ke kukui (Into the Light)" 760×1015mm / Acrylic on canvas / 2020"Pule (Prayer)" 200×200mm / Acrylic on canvas / 2020"Pule (Prayer)" 200×200mm / Acrylic on canvas / 2020*Artworks are available for pre-order. For details on how to make a reservation, please see the ISETAN MEN'S net special page (https://www.imn.jp/post/108057203218).
*Quantities are limited. We ask for your understanding in advance.
An original collection of works will also be published in conjunction with the solo exhibition
In addition to the approximately 120-page collection of works that expresses the artist's worldview, "Gold Loves Purple - A Landscape of the Future, a Thousand Years from Now," which will be released on the first day of the exhibition, there will also be an original essay, "Days on Molokai," a body mist in collaboration with Cynthia Garden, and small holiday gifts selected by the artist, such as shell jewelry from Molokai, available now.
[Collection of Works: Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later –]
The book spans 122 pages and is linked to images posted on Instagram to express the artist's worldview. In line with the theme of the solo exhibition, the book brings together the artist's depictions of "the future one thousand years from now," making it a treasured item that you'll want to carry with you at all times, and that makes a great gift.
It will go on sale on the first day of the exhibition.
“Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later –“
"Gold Loves Purple - Future Landscape One Thousand Years Later"
Format: Hardcover / 122 pages / A5 variant / Color
Publisher: AKAAKA Art Publishing
Release date: November 25, 2020
Price: 3,800 yen
【Essay Collection: Days on Molokai】
This seven-chapter essay book is full of miracles and blessings, looking back on the author's life from the first time she set foot on Hawaiian soil to when she decided to live on the island of Molokai, and chronicling her days at the "House on Sandalwood Hill" where she lived with her family for 10 years from 2007.
"Days on Molokai"
Format: Softcover / 116 pages / 18.2 x 12.8 cm
Publisher: Little More
On sale now
Price: 1,800 yen
[Also featuring shell jewelry from Molokai selected by Miyako Yamazaki]
Clockwise from top left: Kahelani shell Necklace (long), Kahelani shell necklace (freshwater pearl combination), shell earrings, Kahelani shell necklace (medium)
*Quantities are limited. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience.
Comment from artist Miyako Yamazaki
Hello everyone.
For me, who paints to the rhythm of a small island,
it was a little difficult to deliver so many of my works far out over the waves,
but if you can find a moment that transcends time and space,
and a landscape that makes you believe that it's okay to be yourself,
then that difficulty will be insignificant.
Please find it. By the time the winter holidays come. Miyako Yamazaki
Profile of Miyako Yamazaki
Artist. Born in Tokyo in 1969. Graduated from the Painting Department of Tama Art University. Based in Tokyo, she exhibits her work both domestically and internationally. In 2004, she made a complete change and began living aboard a boat in the Pacific Ocean. She currently lives with her psychologist husband and two daughters on Molokai, a remote Hawaiian island with a population of just 7,000, while continuing to paint landscapes of the future, a thousand years from now, on canvas.
Past publications
"Gifts from Molokai" (Sangyo Editorial Center), "Heavenly Bright" (Newsbase), "Love Speaks" (Korinsha), "Days on Molokai" (Little More), and "Gold Loves Purple" (Akaaka Art Publishing), among others.
Major solo and group exhibitions
1999 "Love Speaks" P-HOUSE (Ebisu)
"Love'n pieces" Watari Museum of Contemporary Art / On Sundays (Aoyama)
2001 "Sea and Sky Wedding Party" HIROM IYOSHII (Yokohama)
2002 "LAND" Zero One Projects (Los Angeles)
2003 "GIRL!GIRL!GIRL!" Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery (Hatsudai)
2004 "Cafe In Mito 2004" Art Tower Mito (Mito)
2013 "RETROSPECTIVE" Molokai Art Center (Hawaii)
2017 "Yamazaki Miyako Exhibition" SISON GALLERY (Daikanyama)
2019 "Special Days" Maruyama Residence / KEITA MARUYAMA (Aoyama), etc.
Related Information
“Gold Loves Purple - future landscape one thousand years later-”
"Gold Loves Purple - Future Landscape One Thousand Years Later-"
ISETAN MEN'S net Special Page
https://www.imn.jp/post/108057203218
*The content of this event may be changed or canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. Please note.
*All prices are exclusive of tax.
Click here for company press release details
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