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Make and Play. Break and Learn – Industrial Waste in Fun Participants will be able to experience making things with plastic cable connectors, printed circuit boards, pellets and other materials provided by Nakadai, a company that has pioneered the businessView More >
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Image courtesy of Park Circus / ITV La nature au galop / L’appel du large I Know Where I’m Going 1945 / UK / 91min / Black and White / Blu-ray Director/Writer/Producer: Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger Cinematography: Erwin HillierView More >
New publications from WAKO WORKS OF ART web site Yuji Takeoka “Another Reflection on Sculptural Pedestals” 2016.07.09 18.9 × 11.6 cm 108 pages ISBN: 978-4-902070-47-7 [in Japanese only] Text by: Koichi Toyama Yvette Deseyve Yuji Takeoka x Gen Umezu xView More >
* Today’s performance will be held in the garden (August 13, Saturday). *Reservation is closed for both days. Same-day tickets is not available both days. Instead of fixing images on paper, the photographer Hitoshi Toyoda works exclusively in the mediumView More >
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From Hara Museum ARC Between Visible and Invisible Part II is now shown at Hara Museum ARC. Field with the moon, the subject called “Musashino” in Japanese, eight-fold screen, Edo period Title: Between Visible and Invisible Dates: July 29View More >
Toshio Nakanishi 1940 [first half year display] Museum of Modern Art, Ibaraki storehouse 11 years of the turbulence to look back on with Taro Okamoto, Yasuo Kazuki, Kunitaro Suda, Tsuguji Fujita, approximately 70 writers including Shigeru Mizuki, approximately 200View More >
Exhibition Period: 16th Septembe (Friday) – 27th November (Sunday), 2016 Mon-Sat 11:00-20:00 (Last entry 19:30), Sun 11:00-19:00 (Last entry 18:30) Open daily (Except for store closing day) Free admission Organized by: Fondation d’entreprise Hermès Supported by: Art : Concept Under theView More >
Hitoshi Toyoda is a unique photographer who, instead of creating prints or photo books, has worked exclusively in the medium of 35-mm slide shows. He uses an analog slide projector to present “visual diaries,” manually changing each slide which thenView More >
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