Solo Live Drawing Performance "Recollecting the new lines" 2020
venue: Yamagata Biennale 2020/ Tohoku University Of Art And Design (Yamagata, Japan)
Hiraku Suzuki live drawing performance, Guest: Akio Suzuki 2019
venue: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (Tokyo, Japan)
Hiraku Suzuki live drawing performance with live music by Raz Mesinai 2011
venue: Location One (New York)
Hiraku Suzuki live drawing performance, Guest: Ross Birdwise, Soressa Gardner, Joe Rzemieniak 2014
venue: Vancouver Biennale/ Coal Harbour Community Centre (Vancouver, Canada)
Drawing Orchestra 2020
venue: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (Tokyo, Japan)
performers: Hiraku Suzuki, Daijiro Ohara, Naha Kanie, Sohei Nishino, Saori Hala, Mineki Murata, Yang02, BIEN
Hiraku Suzuki live drawing performance, Guest: Shing02 2009
venue: 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (Ishikawa, Japan), photo by Hiraku Ikeda
Hiraku Suzuki live drawing performance 2011
venue: WIMBLEDON space (London, UK)
Hiraku Suzuki live drawing performance 2013
field project in Dahanu, India, photo by Toshinobu Takashima
Hiraku Suzuki live drawing performance, Guest: Takashi Ueno 2013
venue: 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (Ishikawa, Japan), photo by Hiraku Ikeda
Dairo Suga x Hiraku Suzuki performance 2013
venue: Theatre, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (Ishikawa, Japan), photo by Nacasa & Partners
Hiraku Suzuki live drawing performance 2015
venue: Aomori Contemporary Art Centre (Aomori, Japan), photo by Kuniya Oyamada
Kyohei Sakaguchi x Hiraku Suzuki, drawing + talk 2016
"Drawing Tube vol.00", venue: Shimauma (Tokyo, Japan)
Zon Ito x Hiraku Suzuki, drawing + talk 2016
"Drawing Tube vol.02" venue: Tokyo Art Book Fair
Ryuta Imafuku (anthropologist) x Hiraku Suzuki, drawing + talk 2017
"drawing and talking", venue: Arts Maebashi (Gunma, Japan), photo by Shinya Kigure
Hiraku Suzuki Drawing performance, Guest: Gozo Yoshimasu 2017
venue: Yamagata Biennale 2020/ Tohoku University Of Art And Design (Yamagata, Japan)
Hiraku Suzuki’s performances function as a scene for experimenting discoveries that can only be generated within limited conditions including the relationship between the location and collaborators while using varying methods and materials for each session. For example, the artist made use of earth collected in the vicinity of the venue for some of his past performances, and in recent years, employed document cameras to project the characters and lines being illustrated on a screen while he conversed with guests. Through these performances, the artist is in pursuit of new possibilities, flexibly altering the format of each performance.
Drawing Orchestra 2020
venue: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (Tokyo, Japan)
performers: Hiraku Suzuki, Daijiro Ohara, Naha Kanie, Sohei Nishino, Saori Hala, Mineki Murata, Yang02, BIEN