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Poor Jane Brown gave a speech to the nation.

 

biscuit gallery (Shibuya, Tokyo) is pleased to announce a solo exhibition “Poor Jane Brown Gave a speech to the Nation” by Ryoko Furukawa, on view from September 14 (Thursday).

“Poor Jane Brown Gave a speech to the Nation”

This marks Ryoko Furukawa’s first solo exhibition at biscuit gallery, and will show at the same time as Hidetaka Suzuki to form a double set of solo exhibitions. Active in the emerging contemporary art scene, Ryoko Furukawa will show her latest works.

Along with Hidetaka Suzuki, we will be holding a talk event with artist Ryohei Kan as a guest. 

Please see below for details.

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Artist Profile

Ryoko Furukawa

1994　Born in Hyogo, Japan
2020　BFA in Oil Painting, Hiroshima City University
2022　MFA in Fine Arts, Hiroshima City University

Ryoko Furukawa creates paintings based on images associated with words, as a matter of principle. The following items are her rules.

(1) A text written by a third party is cut up.
(2) The creator reconstructs the text of item (1).
(3) The creator produces a painting using only the text in (2) as a clue.

Furukawa cuts up an English vocabulary book used during an examination period, and reconstructs the sentences into a painting.

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Information

Ryoko Furukawa – Solo Exhibition
“Poor Jane Brown Gave a speech to the Nation”

Location: biscuit gallery 1F and 2F
Thursday, September 14 – Sunday, October 1, 2023
Hours: 13:00 – 19:00　*Closed Monday – Wednesday
Free Admission
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