Shintaro Miyake. A Beaver’s Life, 2005-06. Photo: Stefan Epprecht.

Shintaro Miyake. Mini Barre, 2006. Mixed media installation. Photo: George Bouret.

Shintaro Miyake. Beaver Lake, 2006. Watercolor, colored pencil, pencil on paper. Photo: Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokyo/Yoshitaka Uchida-nomadic studio.

Shintaro Miyake. A Beaver’s Life, 2005-06. Photo: Justin Knapp.

Shintaro Miyake. A Beaver’s Life, 2005-06. Performative wall drawing. Photo: Chloé Zaug. 

Shintaro Miyake Presents Beaver No Seikatsu Past

February 8–March 18, 2006

Shintaro Miyake. A Beaver’s Life, 2005-06. Photo: Stefan Epprecht.

Shintaro Miyake. Mini Barre, 2006. Mixed media installation. Photo: George Bouret.

Shintaro Miyake. Beaver Lake, 2006. Watercolor, colored pencil, pencil on paper. Photo: Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokyo/Yoshitaka Uchida-nomadic studio.

Shintaro Miyake. A Beaver’s Life, 2005-06. Photo: Justin Knapp.

Shintaro Miyake. A Beaver’s Life, 2005-06. Performative wall drawing. Photo: Chloé Zaug. 

In his North American debut, Shintaro Miyake creates a fantastical universe realized through his large panoramic drawings, site-specific installation, wood cut-outs, and a documentary film about the life of an extraordinary beaver.

Artist
Shintaro Miyake
Location
Sandra & David Bakalar Gallery
Free and open to the public. Always.
Credits

Curated by Lisa Tung.

More Exhibitions

“Crafty” Past

September 5–October 14, 2006

Colophon

The MAAM site is set in MAAM Sans drawn by Nick Sherman (MassArt ’06), Beatrice by Sharp Type, and Stellar by Pangram Pangram.

The site was designed by MassArt alumnæ at Moth Design, written by 43,000 Feet, and developed by pod consulting.

“Our People” shot by Dolphin Photography.