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pooploop: Envisioning a Recycling Society
This is the concept book for the exhibition "pooploop." It advocates the theorem that "there is neither waste nor excrement in the nature's original wildness." The exhibition attempts to renew human operating systems and interrogate notions of "decomposition" and "circulation."
Author: Shinichi Takemura
Art Direction: Taku Satoh
Design: TSDO Inc.
Format: A5 size, 192 pages
Language: Japanese
Publisher: Graphic-sha Publishing Co., Ltd.
Price: ¥2,530 (tax included)
Date of Publication: Early September, 2024
* Specifications and design are subject to change.
Concurrent Events in Tokyo Midtown
Shota Hasunuma, who is participating in this exhibition as a planning associate and a participating creator, will hold the following events in Tokyo Midtown during the exhibition. Please enjoy them as well.
◯Shuta Hasunuma Philharmonic Orchestra
ROPPONGI STREET THEATER #06 Performance 01
Roppongi Future Talks Idea Realization Project #21
ROPPONGI STREET THEATER transforms the architecture and public art of Tokyo Midtown into a stage for performance. This marks the sixth time that ROPPONGI STREET THEATER will collaborate with the Shuta Hasunuma Philharmonic Orchestra, led by musician Shuta Hasunuma, to bring performing arts that are often seen inside theaters out into public space for all to appreciate. Please enjoy this harmony of public art and music.
Date: September 27 (Fri) 12:00 - 13:00 (Public Rehearsal) 19:00 - 20:00 (Main Performance) Location: Tokyo Midtown Plaza, 1st Floor "Canopy Square" Admission: Free
◯Shuta Hasunuma Team
ROPPONGI STREET THEATER #06 Performance 02
Roppongi Future Talks Idea Realization Project #21
Musician Shuta Hasunuma will perform with his band in the public space on the streets of Tokyo Midtown. Once more showcasing this blend of public art and urban environment.
Date: September 28 (Sat)
①13:00 - 13:30
②15:00 - 15:30
Location: Tokyo Midtown Plaza, 1st Floor "Myomu"
* In the event of rain weather, Tokyo Midtown Plaza, B1 Floor "Ishinki"
Admission: Free