SHIBUYA PARCO ART WEEK｜ Autumn of art. 10 days when Shibuya PARCO is dyed in art.

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PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO｜ A large-scale solo exhibition by Ayako Otake, pursuing a cosmic worldview

Ayako Otake, an up-and-coming artist who grabbed the hearts of art fans just a year after his full-fledged debut. Painting, drawing, collage, photo……A large-scale solo exhibition "SAIKO OTAKE EXHIBITION 'GALAGALA'" was held by Mr. Otake, who freely combines a wide variety of methods and opens up a field of cosmic and bold expression. There are canvas works and photographic works with editions, spot sale of original T-shirts and new ZINEs at the venue, installation of new objects, and content that allows you to experience Mr. Otake's potential as an artist. At last year's solo exhibition, popular canvas works were sold out within a few days from the start of the exhibition, so those who want them should be as soon as possible.

▼PARCO ART PASSPORT privilege
Entrance fee ¥200 OFF.

Nearly Day Culture | Nearly Day Notebook 2021 collaborates with Samiro Yunoki and others

The 2002 edition of Almost Nichinichiten, which was born, was quickly well received for the specifications that each person had to use freely according to their lifestyle, and has now become synonymous with the notebook in Japan. It is almost a daily notebook that has produced covers in collaboration with many artists, but the 2021 edition is also just for it. First-class artists such as Samiro Yunoki, Makoto Wada, Ryoji Arai, Hibino Kozue, Noboru Makizuka, Hiroshi Hatano have a notebook that seems to be fun to write every day. In addition, from Mr. Arai's work, the memo pad "Almost daily paper (Z)" and "Almost daily film stamp" and "Clear file" are also appearing as original stationery. Why don't you start preparing for next year with almost daily goods?

Nearly Day Culture | Original goods that are perfect for cultural events

The first original goods full of original goods are now available from the cultural information center "Almost Nikka Culture" in Tokyo. The concept is cute and convenient goods that you want to use when going out to cultural events such as exhibitions, movies, and theaters. There are five types of tote bags that are perfect for inserting pamphlets and flyers, sacosh, ticket holders, masking tape, and metal can badges. The point is that Indian spot-billed duck, which is almost the logo of Japanese culture, is transformed into a painter or musician, and the "Outing" where the parent duck carries the child duck. If you have such goods, it will be more fun to go out than usual.

▼PARCO ART PASSPORT privilege
100nuts will be presented (equivalent to ¥100) ※¥1,000 (tax included) for purchase