日本へのメッセージ
夏の終わりに熟する事を夢見ながら今朝水をやるような、僕が遠足プロジェクトに参加してできる事は、日本にはすばらしい未来が待っているっていう思いを抱く事なんだ。
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月別アーカイブ: 2月 2014
Miles Collyer
Message to Japan
Like the thought of ripe, delicious tomatoes at the end of summer in mind as I water my plants this morning, my contribution to this project is a small way of saying that Japan and the glorious times ahead of it are in my thoughts today.
Artist information
Miles Collyer (born, 1983 in Toronto) is a visual artist whose practice is motivated by photo-based sources and issues relating to cultural identity. He studied at the Ontario College of Art & Design where he was the recipient of several academic scholarships and awards before graduating with a BFA in photography in 2006. After completing his undergraduate studies Collyer has gone on to receive further grants and awards for his work, most notably a Gold medal in 2008 from the Canadian National Magazine Awards in the category of Best Art Direction for a Single Magazine Article. His work has been published and exhibited across Canada, the United States, Australia, Switzerland, Germany and several curated exhibits online. In 2012 he was accepted into a program of Fine Art Graduate study at Toronto’s York University, leaving the artist-run centre Art Metropole and the position of Shop Manager, which he had held since 2005.
Official Website: Miles Collyer
Michael Toke
Message to Japan
All of our best love and support from Canada.
You are strongest and most beautiful in renewal and growth.
I wish all shining suns and moons to you beautiful Japan.
Artist information
Michael Toke is a Toronto based visual / installation artist, born Hamilton 1964. Attending Sheridan College and OCA in the 1980s, moved to NYC and worked as head assistant to J.S.G. Boggs a commerce based performance artist. Exhibiting internationally in art and film venues. His installations combine painting, photography, video and sculpture hung on a conceptual armature of documentary film practice. “I believe to approach hard strange and elusive ideas you must use peripheral vision and Newtonian half measures; random cultivation is the path to expression and enlightenment.”
Official Website: michael TOKE
Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/michaeltoke
Official Website: www.youtube.com/profile?user=michaeltoke
