Following ARTS & SCIENCE’s proposal, “Objects for the Table,” the exhibition will feature tabletop pots, newly designed frying pans, and stainless-steel ladles, plates, and spoons. Narita’s works are created through repeated hammering of metal, resulting in pieces that combine dependable functionality for everyday life with the rich, expressive qualities unique to metalwork.
On the second floor, visitors can also view works by other artists introduced by ARTS & SCIENCE. We invite you to explore the new space at a relaxed pace.
- On the first day, March 20, entry will be by reservation only until 4:00 PM. Those wishing to attend are asked to register via the reservation form. (Reservations open Wednesday, March 11, at 12:00 PM.)
PROFILE
Takayoshi Narita was born in Hakodate, Hokkaido, in 1969. He graduated from the oil painting department at Musashino Art University and later withdrew from the university’s graduate program. He continued working in two dimensions before studying welding at a vocational training school and working at an ironworks. Alongside this, he established his own studio and began creating works in iron. In 2005, he established an independent practice in Minakami, Gunma Prefecture, and has since been active primarily through solo exhibitions.
