Takashi Homma Solo Exhibition “TOWARDS THE CITY – camera obscura study -“ November 22nd – December 20th, 2014 *reception for the artist : Saturday, November 22nd 18:00-20:00 Gallery Hours: 11:00-19:00 Tue. – Sat. Closed on Sun., Mon., and Public HolidaysView More >
In commemoration of the opening of the “パープルーム University II” exhibition, I carry out two events. ●Event ① What “can make curriculum – University of Arts on the form called the exhibition” or the date and time: A Saturday, NovemberView More >
In Kumamoto-shi Museum of Contemporary Art gallery III, I hold “パープルーム size 学II” exhibition as the 100th exhibition. “パープルーム” is “the protean ideal community” where intersection させなから, artists oneself create an exhibition, an atelier, a class, a homepage, publication, cookingView More >
An exhibition of Susumu Kinoshita (I come and expanded and advance) and Yoshio Yoshimura (quit irregularity, Yoshio) who assumed a pencil art supplies. The pencil which anyone has used once. The energy to dwell in spirit to break definition toView More >
Change in open hours: November 19th (Wed) – Closed December 7th, 14th and 21st (Sun) – from 11:00 till 20:00 December 31st (Wed) – Closed January 1st, 2nd, 2015 (Thu, Fri)- Closed
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IMAGINEERING Okayama Art Project NOV.2,2014 _ DEC.25,2014 Imagineering Official web site >>
©Taro Izumi, courtesy of Take Ninagawa Taro Izumi – The Combine PI, The Liberty PO November 8, 2014 – January 30, 2015 Opening on November 8, 2014, 6 to 8 pm To see Artist Information here
News of the “インクルーシブ cafe in Kumamoto” holding A slow miscellaneous goods brand “throw label” of’ of `all one point which one and the expert of various fields with an obstacle create it, and gets wide support. `manufacturing’ which isView More >
Power of the Spirit, the Sage and the Imagination October 11 (Saturday) – November 19 (Wednesday), 2014 Kankai Pavilion (Traditional East Asian Art) In Japan, a variety of imaginary characters endowed with unique powers appear in many of the talesView More >
In 1945, August 9th, an atomic bomb was dropped in Nagasaki. Amidst the destruction, a kaki (Japanese persimmon) tree miraculously survived. The Revive Kaki Tree Project was launched in order to distribute saplings from this tree to children. Nine yearsView More >