Current Exhibition
Telescore Project Exhibition Amsterdam
5th of July to 22nd of August
Art by Iyamari
About the exhibition
The Telescore Project began in Japan in 2016, followed by a theatre performance with dancers in London in 2018. After relocating to the Netherlands in 2019, the project paused during the lockdown — but now it begins again!
This exhibition celebrates a fresh chapter in the life of the project. Rooted in nature, music, and cross-disciplinary collaboration, Telescore has grown into a creative community — the “Telescore family” — expanding day by day.
Visitors are invited to discover the project’s evolution and its vision for the future. Those interested in collaborating may even become part of the next chapter.
Workshops:
Picture your mind: Mind exercise drawing workshop
6th July (14:30-16:00)
10th Aug (14:30-16:00)
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Events:
The Secret of Trees – Nature Walk, Followed by Art & Coffee
20th July (13:30-15:30)
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Root to Resonance vol.1 by Telescore Proeject
【Root to Resonance vol.1 by Telescore Project】
An afternoon of sonic growth, leafy exchange, and audiovisual experiments at Mina Gallery Café. Home of the ‘Telescore Project exhibition -Amsterdam-‘.
Co-hosted by Blue Rider Radio.
Live performances by:
🌿 Human Observer · playing his living tree instrument
🌿 Iyamari (Telescore Project) · composing music from hand printed tree forms, visualised live with overhead projection
🌱 Bring a plant · swap a plant
Bring a small cutting or leaf (nothing big!) wrapped in foil or paper. Share something green and take something home to regrow.
🍻 Drinks from the gallery café: beer, wine, tea, coffee and more. (Tasty foods and sweets are also waiting for you to try!)
🪴 Free entry!
For lovers of nature, music, art and everything in between.
Sunday 17 August · 15:00–18:00
Mina Galley & Cafe · Weteringschans 69, 1017 RX Amsterdam
About the artist
Iyamari is a Japanese contemporary artist who has been active since 2008. She has held solo exhibitions and directed various art projects in Tokyo and London before relocating to Amsterdam in 2019.
Iyamari’s work primarily explores time and perception as its central themes, inspired by a near-death experience at the age of 20. Her focus is on creating a discernible model of “a moment” to examine and transcend the boundaries of human cognition, with the aim of expanding and complementing it.
With a background in traditional handcrafts and Japanese painting techniques, Iyamari utilises these skills in innovative, experimental, and expressive ways. Her artistic practice spans a variety of media, including multimedia installations and presentations.
Notably, Iyamari is the founder and director of the Telescore Project, which brings together artists and performers from diverse disciplines, such as dance, music, and software programming.
Want to see more of her work. check out her website at:
https://www.iyamari.info/