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SUMMARY:Masterpiece from Oda Collection Vol.16 “Chairs Born from Architecture”
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In conjunction with this effort, this exhibition will curate and display world-famous chairs from “Oda Collection” by theme with the 14th of each month as a replacement day.\nOverview\nFrom August 22 to November 25, 2024, as part of the special exhibition “Chairs Born from Architecture” at Centpure, the Higashikawa Arts Exchange Center, works by the renowned Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh will be featured. The exhibition will showcase pieces from the Oda Collection, which includes world-famous chairs. Mackintosh, a key figure in early 20th-century Art Nouveau and the Arts and Crafts movement, is known for his chair designs that blend aesthetics with functionality. \nExhibition “Chairs Born from Architecture”\nProfile\nCharles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928)\nA proponent of the Arts and Crafts movement and one of the advocates of Art Nouveau in Scotland. At the age of 16, he became an apprentice draftsman in the office of architect John Hutchison, while also enrolling in the evening classes at the Glasgow School of Art. After forming “The Four” with his future wife, Margaret Macdonald, her sister Frances, and Herbert MacNair, they held exhibitions in various locations, gaining fame as the “Glasgow Style.” His style was influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement, Art Nouveau, and Japanese architectural paces. \nExhibit\nHill House ChairAlivar 1902\nChair for House’hill (Drawing Room)Alivar 1904\nChair for House’hill (Drawing Room)Alivar 1904\nPastilleAsko1958\nChair for the Willow Tea RoomsCassina1903\nEasy chair for the Willow Tea RoomsCassina1917\nAbout Oda Collection\nOda Collection consists of furniture and household items with excellent 20th century designs, collected and studied worldwide by chair researcher Noritsugu Oda over more than 50 years. It includes over 8,000 items such as chairs and tables, lighting, tableware and cutlery, and toys, primarily from Scandinavia. Along with related literature, photographs, drawings, and other materials totaling about 20,000 items, this collection is systematically organized and is an extremely valuable collection, unparalleled in the world. Currently, about 1,350 chairs, which form the core of the collection, have been acquired by the town of Higashikawa, Hokkaido, and registered as cultural assets. Through exhibitions and lectures, the collection conveys to many people the joy and inspiration of “for a thoughtfully beautiful lifestyle.”\nodacollection.jp\nRelated events\n7月の「椅子の日に、椅子のお話」は、「日本の椅子」についてとり上げます。日本の一般家庭に椅子が普及し始めたのは戦後のことでした。その背景を様々な椅子のエピソードとともにお話しします。どうぞご参加ください。\n｢椅子の日に､椅子のお話｣Vol.19\n日本の椅子 — 床座から椅子座へ —\nお話：織田憲嗣氏（椅子研究家、東海大学名誉教授）日時：2023年7月14日(金) 18:00～19:30会場：東川町複合交流施設 せんとぴゅあⅠ［コミュニティホール］北海道東川町北町1丁目1番1号 → Google Map定員50名（事前予約制）◎参加無料\n申込先メール：designschool.higashikawa@gmail.com ( mailto:designschool.higashikawa@gmail.com )電話：0166-82-2111（内線764）\nOrganizer : Higashikawa The Town of PhotographySupport: Asahikawa Furniture Industry Cooperative, Oda Collection Organization\n
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