14/09/2017: Faces screening at Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin

Asako Iwama’s film Faces screens on September 15 at 21:30 at Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, in the context of the Festival of Future Nows 2017→ ∞, a cooperation by the Institut für Raumexperimente and the Nationalgalerie – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.



   10/09/2017: Rules and Tools

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   22/07/2017: Talk at Hospital with Design event series

Talk
HOSPITAL with DESIGN
Axis Gallery, Tokyo

More info: https://hwithd.tumblr.com/talk



   10/03/2017: Talk at ONE O ONE Architects

Talk
One O One Architects Studio, Seoul, Korea



   11/03/2017: Lecture performance at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul

Lecture Performance
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Seoul, Korea



   19/11/2016: Foodscape—We are what we eat 「 からだとことば たべることよむこと 」

Workshop
Arts Maebashi

More info: www.artsmaebashi.jp/?p=7746



   28/10/2016: The Kitchen at Studio Olafur Eliasson

Talk
Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art in Seoul, Korea

The second lecture in relation to the exhibition Olafur Eliasson: The Parliament of Possibilities is to look into Studio Olafur Eliasson in Berlin. Asako Iwama, a former longtime chef of the studio kitchen, and Anna Engberg-Pedersen, head of research & communications, will give a talk about the studio, which is a community of collaboration. Iwama’s talk will include a cooking session, and Engberg-Pedersen at the studio in Berlin will join via a live internet link-up.



   21/10/2016: Foodscape—We are what we eat

Group exhibition curated by Fumihiko Sumitomo
Arts Maebashi
October 21, 2016—January 17, 2017

We are what we eat. As the old saying goes, food/eating makes the core component of our life, with providing some fun and joy to us. It also serves as the simplest and essential form of communication that connects us with family and society, with nature, with belief, with culture or memories. Impacted by the development of industry and technology, any food is now available in and out of season, which has significantly altered the relationship between individual and food. Seeing such relationship afresh, extending from our body and memories to natural environment or universe, is surely important at a time of extraordinary change. “Foodscape” is to reflect on the future of food/eating through artistic expressions. This is in part third of the exhibition series dedicated to the subject of “everyday life”, following “Wardrobe Memories” (2014) and “Living Locally” (2015). Since 2013, Arts Maebashi has been carrying on a dining project Kaze no Shokudo: The Wind Restaurant to explore the current situation of regional food and agricultural culture with Fenrando Garcia Dory, Nanpushokudo and HOO. Landscape and food works. These artists also join the exhibition.

Artists
IWAMA Asako, Gilles STASSART, NAKAYAMA Haruna, Nanpushokudo, HOO. Landscape and food works, Fernando Garcia DORY, Matthew MOORE, Wapke FEENSTRA, OZAWA Tsuyoshi, HIROSE Satoshi, Gordon MATTA-CLARK, NAKAMURA Setsuya, NANJO Kazuo, FUKUDA Tentaro