NEWS

DMOARTS is exhibiting at Type C, a newly launched online art fair by ArtSticker, an app that allows users to directly support artists by sending stickers to their artwork. You can support them or purchase their works.

Period：2020/7/1 - 7/31

https://artsticker.app/share/events/detail/211

digmeout / DMOARTS artist Yuma Yamashiro's work is featured on "YOU AND ART," an online site where you can purchase authentic art uniquely selected from around the world for tens of thousands of yen and up. Please take a look if you are interested.

YOU AND ART

Sakiki Matsumura and Jasmine Noda, artists exhibiting at DMOARTS, will participate in the event "A Day to Meet Contemporary Art" at the Design Hotel in Osaka City.

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Contemporary Art Encounter Day
Date and Time：2020.06.26 fri. - 28 sun. 10:00 - 20:00
Location：The Blend Inn
1-24-21 Umeka, Konohana-ku, Osaka, 554-0013, Japan
Admission: 1,000 yen (tax included)
*For the purpose of infection control, a small number of people will be admitted and priority will be given to those with reservations.


WEB：https://gendaiart-to-deauhi.studio.design/top
Reservation Site：https://peatix.com/event/1508366

We offer a variety of contents including on-site tours, lectures, and online gallery talks for those who "don't know much about contemporary art. Please visit our online contents via Instagram. We provide artist comments, production videos, art collector in-views, and more.
＠gendaiart_to_deauhi
URL　https://www.instagram.com/gendaiart_to_deauhi/?hl=ja

Kiyo Bank presents UNKNOWN ASIA, an exhibition by Yoshitaka Goto, a photographer who has participated in UNKNOWN ASIA for five consecutive years, will be held at NAMBA SQUARE. Please enjoy his unique and mysterious photographs, which transcend time and space, created with the technique of "multiple exposure" using an analog camera.

[Profile]
Yoshitaka Goto
Film Photographer / Lomographer. Inspired by users who enjoy shooting without being bound by stereotypes, he immersed himself in analog techniques such as multiple exposures and cross-process development, always thinking about how to express the world of CG and science fiction movies with analog techniques. His works have been exhibited at solo exhibitions in Tokyo and Osaka, and have also been used in various fields as artwork for advertisements and other media. On the other hand, he is also active as a guest lecturer at vocational schools and as a guest speaker at workshops and talk sessions.
https://digmeout.net/artists/yoshitaka-goto/

[Exhibition Outline]
Yoshitaka Goto Photo Exhibition "The Power of Analog
Date and time = June 27, 2020 (Saturday) Start
Location＝KiyoBank×802　NAMBA SQUARE
Outside the central ticket gate, 2F, Nankai Electric Railway Namba Station, 5-1-60 Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka
https://www.kiyobank.co.jp/namba-square/
Business Hours＝
Store：Weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 11:00 - 20:00 (except some specified days)
ATM・Foreign exchange machine：Weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 7:00～21:00

A site run by an art collector「週末の。アート」DMOARTS is pleased to introduce the work of Saki Matsumura in the "THE POWER OF ART" project being developed at DMOARTS. Many other artists' works are also featured, so please take a look when you have time.

THE POWER OF ART Vol.4

An art wall over 12 meters long at the entrance of FM802 and FM COCOLO.
The new design was created by digmeout artist Rooo Lou.
His specialty is simple portraits of people enjoying music through the radio.


Artist：Rooo Lou
Coordinate：digmeout


*Please refrain from coming to our office to view the art wall.

digmeout's new project "ART GIVES YOU A SMILE" under the theme "Smile with Art
A digital greeting card feature has been added to this service that allows users to purchase and download images of artists' works.
This is a service that allows paid downloaders to enter the name and message of the person they wish to send the card to, and send it via LINE or SNS. Please send additional artwork that can be used for the cards.

For more information, click here.

https://digmeout.net/art-gives-you-a-smile/

digmeout presents ART GIVES YOU A SMILE 「アートで笑顔を」

digmeout is pleased to present “ART GIVES YOU A SMILE,” the project brings you a smile and encouragement. Even though during the fight against the new coronavirus, digmeout artists keep publishing positive messages. We hope the artworks of digmeout may make many smiles.

Download Your Favorite Art!

The project aims to create opportunities for artists to express, and to connect people’s empathy into financial supports by purchasing the imagery.
You can download your favorite artwork that can be set in your socials media as background, icons, or so on.
It is your decision how much the price is. All the proceeds will be returned to each artist.

ART GIVES YOU A SMILE
https://digmeout.net/art-gives-you-a-smile/

In light of the growing risk of coronavirus infection, THE STORIES would like to make the following request to all prospective visitors.

・Please wear a mask if you have symptoms such as coughing or sneezing.
・Even those without symptoms are recommended to wear masks to prevent infection.
・Please cooperate with "cough etiquette.
・If you are not feeling well or feel unwell, please contact the nearest staff member for assistance.
・Staff may be required to wear masks to prevent infection and spread.
・The Museum reserves the right to cancel or postpone the exhibition or close the museum on the day of the exhibition without prior notice depending on the situation. Please understand this in advance.

In order to encourage as many visitors as possible to view the exhibition, alcohol sanitizers will be available at the venue.
We hope you will be able to come as much as you can.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and ask for your understanding and patience.

2020.02.27
THE STORIES

Yoshitaka Goto Exhibition "Journey to UNKNOWN"

2020.4.10 fri. - 4.26 sun.
Open only on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays（4/10, 11,12,17.18.19,2425.26) 13:00〜19:00
Opening Reception 4.10（Fri）18:00〜20:00

Notice: Postponement of THE STORIES Exhibition Due to the Outbreak of the New Coronavirus This exhibition has been postponed due to the outbreak of the new coronavirus. We will keep you posted on the DMOARTS website, Facebook, Instagram, etc. for further details and updates. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.


An Invitation to an Unknown Journey

Yoshitaka Goto has been traveling from Asia to Europe and the United States, creating unique landscape photographs that transcend time and space, making full use of the photographic expression of "multiple exposure". This exhibition will be a record of his "journey into the unknown".

[Artist]
Yoshitaka Goto
Film Photographer / Lomographer. 2008, he met Lomography, a film camera.
Inspired by users who enjoy taking pictures without being bound by stereotypes, he has immersed himself in analog techniques such as multiple exposures and cross-process development, always thinking about how he can express the world of computer graphics and science fiction movies using analog techniques.
His works have been exhibited in solo shows in Tokyo and Osaka, and have also been used as artwork for advertisements and other media.
On the other hand, he is also a guest lecturer at vocational schools and a guest at workshops and talk sessions.


Multiple exposure photography experience with an instant camera. Reservations not required.
We will take portraits of those who wish to have their portraits taken with multiple exposures (3 photos for 1,000 yen). (3 photos for 1,000 yen) You can take the photos home with you.

Yoshitaka Goto Explanatory Tour of His Works Every Saturday, 15:00-16:00, Listener: Sumihiro Taniguchi (DMOARTS)

The artist himself will explain about his unique photographic expression that overlaps two different landscapes in front of his works. The artist himself will explain about his unique photographic expression in which two different landscapes overlap in front of his work. No reservation required. Participation during the session is also possible.

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DMOARTS
info@dmoarts.com

THE STORIES （1-7-13, Nakazakinishi 1-chome, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka）
3 minute walk from Nakazakicho Station (Exit 4) on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line