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“Leitmotif” has been shown at San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art as part of their bicycle themed group exhibition “On Your Left.” (June 23 – September 16, 2018) In addition to the video projection of “Leitmotif,” there is a form … Continue reading
I am excited to receive generous grants from these foundations. A grant from Cal Humanities was for Rolling Counterpoint. And other two are for my future project “Exinclusivity – Space for Inclusion.” Stay tuned : )
These are excerpts from our conversation at Covenant Worship Center in West Berkeley. Rolling Counterpoint, Conversation at Covenant Worship Center in West Berkeley from Taro Hattori on Vimeo.
Performances by Marissa Bergmann and Dr. Dreame at Asian Art Museum for Rolling Counterpoint. Marissa interpreted the questions we had generated from our conversations at Tenderloin National Forest.
Rolling Counterpoint at Tenderloin National Forest from Taro Hattori on Vimeo. Thank you so much, Orazgul Tachmuradova, Bonnie Borucki, Carl Tinelle, Ezell Bishop, Linda Griffin, Tasha Antonette M. Griffin, Torye Nguyen, Eva Mitala, Mr. Ernie Burstall, Erin Doyle Ebeling, Kalifa, … Continue reading
Photography by Hiroyo Kaneko and Mayumi Hamanaka
Jen Chien interviewed Donna Conwell, curator of Montalvo Arts Center and me. It will be on June 7, starting at 5 pm.
David Roth interviewed Donna Conwell, curator at Montalvo Arts Center and me for our Rolling Counterpoint (http://www.rollingcounterpoint.com).
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Please join “Justice for All?” exhibition if you are in South Bay! I am presenting a new version of “Where Do Birds Go Off to Die?” Feb 1 – March 23
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“Pulped Fictions” at Torrance Art Museum Please join “Pulped Fictions” exhibition if you are in the Southern California! I am presenting “till that morning…” Jan 14- March 4
Events of our “Rolling Counterpoint” start in February 2017!! http://blog.montalvoarts.org/blog/press-release-announcing-rolling-counterpoint-a-community-conversation-project
I feel so honored to receive a Art Matters grant for my upcoming project “Rolling Counterpoint.” I am so encouraged by listed with artists I admire such as Tina Takemoto and Rodrigo Valenzuela. Okay, I keep working harder.
Photographer/Artist Airyka Rockefeller took these beautiful pictures of “Rolling Counterpoint” in the 5 hour sculpture event at Montalvo Arts Center. Her website: www.airykarockefeller.com
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Collaborating with Koji Saida from Saida & Sullivan Design Partners, the exterior of the teahouse for “Rolling Counterpoint” is getting done. “Rolling Counterpoint” is commissioned by the Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga, CA
