Itsuki Wakabayashi "Mure Le Kemono"

246 Book & Cafe

Finished

Artists

Itsuki Wakabayashi

Mure le Kemono is a project attempting to put forth the style and world view of an imaginary brand through illustrations, manga and commercial goods. Under this brand, humans and animals cooperate and create fashion and style. For example, groups of animals decorate themselves with accessories of human beings, and people perch atop tree branches and rest in the dwelling of other animals. This brand does not exist, since the fun is to create a fantasy. This exhibition will be held at the following three venues.

RESPECT (SUS), Shibuya, December 10th (Mon) - 24th (Mon), 2007
WIRED　NEWS, Nihonbashi, January 15th (Tues) - 27th (Sat), 2008
246CAFE, Aoyama Ichome, February 18th (Mon) - March 2nd (Sun), 2008

Works on display
-9 drawings on canvas(910mm × 727mm)
-9 print output works (240mm × 190mm：1-frame) × 9-frame manga
-1 Film
-1 special collaborative work per venue (Total 3 works)

Opening Party: December 22nd (Sat), 21:00-24:00 at 246 Cafe

[Image: "cardinal" (2007) Canvas, acrylic gouache 910mm × 727mm]

Schedule

Dec 22 (Sat) 2007-Mar 2 (Sun) 2008

Opening Hours Information

Hours	11:00-22:00 Saturdays closing at 21:00, Sundays closing at 21:00

Fee

Free

Venue

246 Book & Cafe

Location

Lattice Aoyama B1F 1-2-6 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo

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Access

5 minutes walk from Aoyama-Ichome station on the Toei Oedo, Hanzomon and Ginza lines.

Phone

03-5771-6899

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