A few photos from Hiroaki Koshiba’s live painting last night at the cafe, for the opening of his “Harmonic Lines” show (until March 16).
Hiro will be present at tonight’s edition of PauseTalk to talk about the exhibition.
The cafe is currently hosting an exhibition of prints by Yuka Yamaguchi, “Strict! Japanese High School,” until January 13. It was also great to have her participate in this week’s edition of PauseTalk, where she talked about her works. I’ve put up a Flickr photoset of the show.
Illustrator Tomoko Oosuki is currently holding a show, “A Woman Alone in Ikebukuro,” at the cafe until October 21.
Today marks the start of Huschang and Sonia’s Ooito and Th’ Rezidents exhibition at the cafe (until December 24), and so I’ve put up a Flickr photoset of a few shots I took tonight. As the exhibition will be held in two phases — read about it here — I’ll add more photos to the set over the course of the show. Both of them will be on hand Friday night (December 15) for an informal reception.
I’m very happy to announce that starting next week, Cafe Pause will be hosting an exhibition by designers Huschang Pourian and Sonia Chow (December 11-24). The show will be divided in two phases, with the first week (December 11-17) covering Huschang’s streetwear line Ooito (it launches with a Spring 2007 collection, so this will act as a preview) and the Rezidents characters that Sonia created, with the second week (December 18-24) focusing on their personal work. Both will be at the cafe next Friday night (December 15), 19:00-22:00, so drop by and meet the designers!
I’ve put up a Flickr photoset of shots from “Connections and Combinations,” the exhibition by artist/writer Andrew Conti at the cafe that starts today. The show runs until December 3, with an artist reception being held November 25, from 19:00.
You’ll notice some of the puzzles in the shots that I mentioned a while back, and the artist invites everyone to play around with them, and to then snap a pic and send it to him.
The next exhibition at the cafe will be by artist/writer Andrew Conti. “Connections and Combinations,” to include a collection of paintings and drawings, will be held November 20 to December 3, with an artist’s reception happening on Saturday, November 25, from 19:00.
Kyoto-based graphic designer Karl Escritt’s exhibition is now on at the cafe, until October 22. I’ve put up a Flickr photoset of pics I took yesterday of the works on display. He also has postcards for sale, as well A4 and A3-sized prints (200 yen, 700 yen, and 1000 yen respectively).
As part of his upcoming show at the cafe, artist/designer Karl Escritt will be exhibiting some prints on textile, which you can see previewed above.
Karl Escritt’s exhibition at the cafe will start this coming Monday (October 16), and will last for a week (until October 22). The image above is the poster he created for the show.
Later this year (November 20 to December 3), the cafe will be hosting an exhibition by artist (and art writer) Andrew Conti. He’s currently working on some of the pieces that will be shown, and the images you see here are of the puzzles that he’s working on.
Hiroaki Koshiba’s exhibition, “Rhythm of the Composition,” is currently on show (until August 27). I’ve created a Flickr photoset of a few shots taken. The opening party will take place tomorrow night (Saturday, August 19), with live painting (accompanied by video projections created by Channing Kennedy) by the artist starting at 19:00. All drinks will be 500 yen. Come join us!
The next exhibition at the cafe will feature new works by artist Hiroaki Koshiba. “Rythm of the Composition” will run for 2 weeks, August 14-27, with a live-painting session and party to take place August 19 (from 19:00).
I can now confirm that we’ll be doing a show with Kyoto-based graphic designer/artist Karl Escritt at the cafe during the week of October 16-22.
This week at Cafe Pause we have an exhibition by artists Kazaho Setsu and Nikiniki called “Happy Time” (until July 30). Postcards — which you can see here and here — are sold for 150 yen.
Starting today, we have an exhibition at Cafe Pause of Swedish designer PMKFA’s new line of t-shirts, “It’s Our Thing.” All tees, as well as sweatshirts and bags, are for sale at the cafe, and we will be celebrating with a party this coming Saturday, July 1, 19:00-22:00. All drinks and snacks will be 500 yen, and expect some PMKFA visuals to be projected, so come join us! Here’s a small photoset of a few pics taken today at the cafe.