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  • Cindy Mochizuki

    Mochizuki creates multi-media installations, audio fiction, performance, animation, and drawings. Her works explore the manifestation of story and its relationship to site-specificity, invisible histories, archives, and memory work.  Her artistic process moves back and forth between multiple sites of cultural production considering language, chance, improvisation and engaging communities. She has exhibited, performed and screened her work in Canada, United States, and Asia. Exhibitions include the Frye Art Museum (Seattle, Washington), Yonago City Museum (Yonago, Japan), The New Gallery (Calgary), Hamilton Artists Inc (Hamilton), and Koganecho Bazaar (Yokohama). In 2015, she received the Vancouver’s Mayor’s Arts Award in New Media and Film. She received her MFA in Interdisciplinary Studies from the School For Contemporary Arts (2006).

Talks & Events

Rock, Paper, Scissors

CINDY MOCHIZUKI
September 7, 2019

Please join us on Saturday, September 7, 2pm for the launch of Cindy Mochizuki’s new artist book K is for Kayashima: Rock, Paper, Scissors.

With texts by Alexander Ginnan, Makiko Hara, Toshiaki Ishikura, Elizabeth MacKenzie, Kirsten Emiko McAllister and Cindy Mochizuki.

Cindy Mochizuki would like to acknowledge and thank the Canada Council for the Arts, Gina Badger, Alexander Ginnan, Makiko Hara, Toshiaki Ishikura, Elizabeth, Mackenzie, Kirsten Emiko McAllister, Cherry Wen Wen Lu, Vicky Lum, Akio Hayashi, AIR 475 (Naoki Kuruma, Teruko Yoshida, Yoshiko Takamasu, Hiroaki Shiraishi, Shinn Shiroeda), Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre, Sherri Kajiwara, Village of Port Alice.

Publications

  • K is for Kayashima: Rock, Paper, Scissors

    Title: K is for Kayashima: Rock, Paper, Scissors
    Category: Artist book
    Artist: Cindy Mochizuki
    Authors: Alexander Ginnan, Makiko Hara, Toshiaki Ishikura, Elizabeth MacKenzie, Kirsten Emiko McAllister, Cindy Mochizuki
    Editor: Gina Badger
    Design: Victoria Lum
    Translation: Akemi Nomoto, Masaki Watanabe
    Publisher: Artspeak
    Year published: 2019
    Printed by: Mitchell Press, Burnaby, BC
    Box Assembly: Adam Balazs
    Dimensions: 24 x 4.3 x 17 cm
    Weight: 421 g
    Edition of 100
    ISBN: 978-1-927630-09-9
    Cost: $100


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