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Masato TakasakaSmile! Bauhaus babushka sundae boogie woogie (model for a prog rocK SCULPTURE PARK) 1999-2007/2013 courtesy of the artist and Studio Masatotectures
Ground Floor, Building F Monash University, Caulfield Campus 900 Dandenong Road Caulfield East VIC 3145 Australia
www.monash.edu.au/muma Telephone +61 3 9905 4217 [email protected] Tues – Fri 10am – 5pm; Sat 12 – 5pm
MONASH UNIVERSITY MUSEUM OF ART MUMA EDUCATION & SCHOOlS ACCESS MONASH
REINVENTING THE WHEEL: THE READYMADE CENTuRY MAKING ART AT MUMA: SCUlPTURE WORKSHOP FOR STUDENTS WITH MASATO TAKASAKATUESDAY 22 OCTObER 10.00AM – 2.00PM
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Ground Floor, Building F Monash University, Caulfield Campus 900 Dandenong Road Caulfield East VIC 3145 Australia
MONASH UNIVERSITY MUSEUM OF ART MUMA EDUCATION & SCHOOlS ACCESS MONASH
AbOUT THE PROGRAM
This education program is designed to immerse secondary art students in the theory and practice of readymade art. In the morning MUMA Director Charlotte Day will lead a guided tour of the exhibition Reinventing the Wheel: The Readymade Century and introduce work by major twentieth century artists. In the afternoon, students will explore the influence of the readymade on contemporary art, working with acclaimed Melbourne artist Masato Takasaka. Students will learn how Masato uses found objects in his installations and create a “mini-city” of their own during a hands-on workshop in MUMA’s education space.
Recommended for year 10 & 11 students
AbOUT THE EXHIbITION
REINVENTING THE WHEEl: THE READYMADE CENTURY
One hundred years ago, Marcel Duchamp sent shockwaves through the art world with one devastatingly simple work: an inverted bicycle wheel. Giving birth to a new artistic language – the readymade – Duchamp’s conversion of an everyday object into high art completely inverted how people considered artistic practice. Suddenly art was capable of being everywhere and in everything.
Reinventing the Wheel: The Readymade Century pays tribute to a century of readymade art. Bringing together over 50 works from major international figures including Duchamp, Man Ray, Oppenheim, Rauchenberg, and Warhol – along with more recent work by Australian contemporary artists including Lou Hubbard, Rosslynd Piggott, Ricky Swallow, John Nixon, Charlie Sofo and Masato Takasaka to explore the many trajectories of the readymade.
Masato TakasakaSmile! Bauhaus babushka sundae boogie woogie (model for a prog rocK SCULPTURE PARK) (detail) 1999-2007/2013 courtesy of the artist and Studio Masatotectures
www.monash.edu.au/muma Telephone +61 3 9905 4217 [email protected] Tues – Fri 10am – 5pm; Sat 12 – 5pm
AbOUT THE ARTIST
MASATO TAKASAKA
Performing as lead guitarist in über-hip rock bands as well as practicing as a visual artist, Masato Takasaka thinks about his studio practice in musical terms, describing his aesthetic as an iPod Shuffle: playing the greatest hits of 20th century avant-garde art, with references to constructivism, dada, pop and minimalism alongside the back catalogue of his own greatest hits.
Architecture and design history collide in Takasaka’s mini-cities. Described as “techno-contemporary”, the exuberant chaos of his sculptural practice involves a process of working and re-working everyday materials in inventive ways to make something new. Bent, crumpled and endlessly interacting surfaces of Takasaka’s work explore limitless formal possibilities and combinations.
http://studiomasatotectures.com/
SCHEDUlE
Morning session: 10-11.30am
Lunch Break: 11.30am-12.15pm
Afternoon Session: 12.15-2.00pm
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Monash University Museum of Art | MUMA
COST
Program fees for Schools Access Monash (SAM) students are fully covered by Monash University. Participants will receive an exhibition catalogue, masterclass materials, lunch and refreshments.
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By train and tram: The Caulfield Railway Station is adjacent to the campus, and four lines stop at the station: Cranbourne, Dandenong, Frankston and Pakenham. The No. 3 tram from Swanston Street will also take you directly to Caulfield campus.By bus: Bus Route 624 – Kew, Auburn Railway Station, Caulfield Railway Station, Chadstone Shopping Centre, Holmesglen Institute of TAFE, Oakleigh Railway Station. Bus Route 900 – Stud Park Shopping Centre, Waverley Park, Monash University Clayton campus, Huntingdale Station, Oakleigh Railway Station, Chadstone Shopping Centre, Monash University Caulfield campus, Caulfield Railway Station.An intercampus bus commutes between the Caulfield and Clayton campuses every 25 minutes, between 7.30am and 9.15pm Monday to Friday during the academic year. The pick-up and drop-off point at Caulfield campus is from the bus shelter outside Building H on Dandenong Road.A free evening security bus is available for staff and students. The bus departs from the bus shelter adjacent to the Security Office at half hourly intervals from 5.30pm to midnight. The bus operates Monday to Friday from March to mid-November. The bus drops staff and students to carparks and main streets within one and a half kilometres of the campus.
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