25 May 2004
Tokyo Eyes: Sequel is a follow-up to Tomoko’s April 2000 exhibition at Daiwa Foundation Japan House, Tokyo Eyes: Cornwall’s Gardens and is adapted from Tomoko’s recent Tokyo show, Colour Harmony: from an English garden to a Japanese tea garden.
詳細16 March 2004
Nanga was originally the preserve of the Chinese scholar-gentry class but in Japan it was re-interpreted by artists of different social classes so that the designs became bolder, freer and more playful than those found in China.
詳細14 January 2004
In spring 2003, a selected group of students visited Osaka to assess the area immediately north of Osaka Station. This 24 hectare area in Umeda district is due for redevelopment and will probably be the last project of its type and scale in Japan. The students undertook their own survey of the site and the surrounding area, and developed solutions for regenerating Umeda and also ideas for the improving the quality of life in central Osaka.
詳細12 January 2005
The exhibition was a result of Phoebe Dakin’s participation on the Daiwa Scholarship in Japan from 2002 until 2004, during which she learnt Japanese and studied traditional building construction.
詳細31 October 2011
This exhibition of contemporary textile artists from Japan and the UK celebrated fifteen years of collaborative activity. It featured artists who have taken part in key projects, including the leading Japanese textile artists, Reiko Sudo and Shihoko Fukumoto.
詳細9 November 2006
This was a chance to meet photographer Robert Whitaker, the only person allowed to take photographs of the Beatles on their flights and in their hotel room during their 3 intense days performing in Tokyo. His photographs provided a unique record of their three intense days on tour in Tokyo (June 1966).
詳細9 July 2006
This was the only public exhibition of the photographs taken by Robert Whitaker, (the only person allowed to take photographs of the band on their flights and in their hotel room). His photographs provided a unique record of their three intense days on tour in Tokyo.
詳細7 November 2006
This was the only public exhibition of the photographs taken by Robert Whitaker, (the only person allowed to take photographs of the band on their flights and in their hotel room). His photographs provided a unique record of their three intense days on tour in Tokyo.
詳細31 May 2006
A private viewing which exhibited the glass and ceramic work of Keiko Mukaide and Simon Ward by Cross Currents, and examined the cultural differences and similarities of two artists from opposite sides of the world. With a myriad of experience of living and working in both Japan and the UK, the exhibition visually explored fragments of their shared narrative and the sympathies and contrasts between their island cultures.
詳細20 July 2006
This was an illustrated talk by artists Keiko Mukaide and Simon Ward by Cross Currents, who spoke about the creating works of art made from a combination of glass and ceramics, and examined the cultural differences and similarities of two artists from opposite sides of the world.
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