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Exhibition Schedule in December

December 2nd, 2012|

We will have several events in Tokyo on December. Please check following stuffs.

12/3(Mon) – 14(Fri) Kita-Aoyama ∞ KOBE BIENNALE
10:00~18:30  ※12/9(Sun) is holiday,  Free!
Orie Art Gallery
    http://kita-aoyama.tumblr.com/

12/3(Mon) 17:30- Kita-Aoyama ∞ KOBE BIENNALE Opening Reception Event (Free)
Orie Art Gallery
http://kita-aoyama.tumblr.com/post/34567998315
12/9(Sun) 12:00- Elecontest
3331 Arts Chiyoda
http://elecontest.com/news/fesinfo.html
12/9(Sun) 15:00- oxoxo [zero by zero] Christmas Party
oxoxo [zero by zero]
http://www.facebook.com/events/302741036505714/

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Yokohama Jaraku-tei – Sanyutei Yujaku, play with Jazz –

November 10th, 2012|

We will install our installation artwork, “Brilliant Noise” in the stage of Japanese Rakugo of Sanyu-tei Yujaku 三遊亭遊雀 on Nov. 25 (sun) at Yokohama Jaraku-tei, Kannai Hole.

We can’t even imagine how it would be like… But it must be fun! Please come to see the special collaboration.

○Date :Nov.25(Sun)

Open 12:30 /Start 13:00(End 16:00)
○At:Kannai Hole・Small  関内ホール・小ホール

○Performers:Sanyu-tei Yujaku [三遊亭遊雀]
shezoo(Piano)
CHINO(Vocal)
Pikkoro ECCO [ぴっころECCO](Ventriloquist)
oxoxo [zero by zero](Installation Art)

○Ticket:Advance 3,000 yen/At Door 3,500 yen
★Special Pair Ticket(30 groups only)5,500 yen

●Infomation
MOT Communication / MOTコミュニケーション
TEL 050-7100-0167(Mon~Sat 11:00 ~ 19:00)
Email info@mot-com.jp

You also can get tickets on Internt:
http://atnd.org/event/jyarakutei/

via: http://atnd.org/event/jyarakutei

Brilliant Noise

November 4th, 2012|

We exhibited an installation work “Brilliant Noise” at Kobe Biennale 2011, MMM2012 (Minato Media Museum).
Human voice, car noise and sound of train running above this space affect brightness of bulbs.

In this work, activity in the town is expressed through the movement of light. Along with sounds in the city that would normally go unnoticed, flickering light is used to visually express people’s movements. The sound are flashing light conveys the energy of the city.

KOBE Biennale 2011

During the event, we provided this space to artsits for their performance. Many live events and broadcasting a radio program were thrown here.

Minato Media Museum 2012

About this exhibition 

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Brilliant Noise Permanent Exhibit

Now you can see a part of this work at Planet EartH (Motomachi, Kobe), Kokyu (Nishichiba, Chiba). Please visit them.

Puddles of Sky [Soratamari] (Rokko Meets Art – Arts Walk 2012)

September 15th, 2012|

Our new installation “Puddles of Sky” (そらたまり in Japanese)  is now being exhibited as an artwork of Rokko Meets Art – Arts Walk 2012 held in Mt.Rokko, Kobe.

This artwork is installed in pools of Rokko-shidare which is a observatory at the top of Mt. Rokko.

When you look down the pool, you can see the beautiful sky effected by ripples of water.
There might be many clouds at your feet.  The place will become higher than ever!

Don’t miss it and enjoy contemporary artworks and beautiful scenery at Rokko!

Information

Event Name: Hanshin Leisure Facilities Co., ltd, Hanshin Electric Railway Co.,Ltd.
Date: 15 September – 25 November 2012
Venues: Rokko Garden Terrace, Rokko-shidare, Observation Dock, Rokkosan Country House, Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden, Rokko International Musical Box Museum, Rokkosan Hotel, Rokko Cable, Rokko Hilltop Gallery
Web (Japanese): http://www.rokkosan.com/rokkomeetsart2012/

“Naebasan”, Japanese Sake re-designed by oxoxo [zero by zero] is now available at “Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale 2012”

August 29th, 2012|

We won a prize at “Roooots – Re-Design Local Specialties Project 2012” organized by loftwork and “Naebasan”, Japanese Sake re-designed by oxoxo [zero by zero] was commercialized and now it is available at “Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale 2012“.

The triennale is held until Sep. 17. Enjoy contemporary artworks and Satoyama in Niigata, Japan.

 

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