28Apr. 1997 open
28 Apr. - 19
May
Eriko Mitsuhashi
LOVE
illustration
11-22 May
Hideki Shiozawa
The Himalayas - Mountains, Wind and People
photograph
Professional Photographer, Hideki Shiozawa has travelled in Nepal and India. He took hundreds of photographs over there. He focused on ordinary people's lives. He printed a large format photograph of" The Himalayas by moonlight". During this exhibition, a live performance was held by the flute player Un-ryu and a jazz band.
18 Jul.
LIVE EVENT
Fukagawa Baron Club
Balinese Gundel
Live Performance
25 Aug.
LIVE EVENT
Unryu + Kazue Tajima
Native
American Flute + Sho (Chinese Fiddle)
Sep.
RAKUSO opening show
Japanese KIMONO & Accessories
Acsessaries for traditional Japanese clothes was exhibited.
10 Oct.
LIVE EVENT
Unryu
The voice of soil, wood and bamboo
Native
American Flute
During live fluet concerts Un-ryu plays several kinds of flutes, such as the native American Flute , the soil flute, the bamboo flute and others. "I just want to communicate with everything in nature like talking to humans. I just wanted to make a sound by the free movement of my fingers. So I started playing the flutes freely. I traveled the world across time and space. I express the things I felt. I can listen to the sounds that I couldn't listen to. I just want to feel something. So I keep playing the flutes."
12 Oct.
LIVE EVENT
Kakushin Tomoyoshi +
Kin Taii
Circulation
SATSUMA lute
+ visual
29 Oct. - 11 Nov.
Kimiaki Ishizuka
Only Night Dream is Truth
doll + photograph
Kimiaki Ishizuka had been making dolls of jazz players. After he saw the gallery, he started making dolls of old Japanese authors, such as Ranpo Edogawa, Tatsuhiko Shibusawa, Kafu Nagai and kyouka Izumi . He also took pictures of these dolls at the places related to the authors' background. He displayed both dolls and photographs.
3-8 Dec.
Midori Asaoka
Kisekae PARTY
installation
This installation was made by the sculptor, Midori Asaoka. To search for new communication by wearing and taking off clothing The space was filled with used clothes and visitors could take anything by exchanging it with their own clothes. Because of this, the installation changed day by day. The scenery was recorded by photograph.