
Hayashi Takeshi, Haku-u, 2010, white marble
Corn Exchange Gallery
Hayashi Takeshi: Haku-u
28 July – 22 September 2011
Hayashi Takeshi is one of Japan’s most impressive and talented stone sculptors. His works, often large-scale pieces created by splitting and paring stone, invite the viewer into a realm of serene contemplation, sometimes through a resemblance to ancient ruins or perhaps by digging up intriguing fragments out of everyday memory. Takeshi was born in Gifu City in 1956 and studied sculpture at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music where he is currently Associate Professor.
Exhibition supported by the Daiwa Foundation and the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation.
Additional Exhibition
Martin Finnin : The Forgotten Art of Floating
Until 22 September
Irish artist Martin Finnin’s paintings are abstract, expressive and a celebration of the sheer sensuality of colour.
Supported by Culture Ireland
Constitution Street, Leith, EH6 7BS
0131 553 5050
Tues–Fri
11–4.30pm or by appointment
Events
22 – 24 July 2011
Corn Exchange Gallery and Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop: Stone Carving Masterclass with Hayashi Takeshi
10am–4pm
£125 including materials and lunch. Booking Essential.
To book, [email protected] or 0131 551 4490
28 July 2011
Exhibition Preview: Haku-u
6–8.30pm