We are pleased to present an exhibition by krank, which brings artistic beauty to functional creations. The exhibition showcases a captivating world where reality and imagination, visibility and invisibility intertwine, creating a fantastical landscape where tiny creatures move through light and shadow. By combining antique furniture and objects with timeless charm, krank aims to inspire new values and a deeper appreciation for cherished items. The display will extend across the 2nd to 5th floors of MUJI Ginza, offering an immersive narrative experience. Explore the enchanting world of krank.

* Please note that the artworks will not be available for purchase at this exhibition.

We will host a performance event that allows audiences to experience art firsthand, featuring a live stage performance by the theater group circo de sastre (Spanish for "Circus of Tailors") at Tokyo International Forum. Through diverse expressions from a project team of creators, including musicians and fashion designers, the performance aims to explore new possibilities for integrating comprehensive art into everyday life. In addition to the stage performance, various goods will be available for purchase. Experience the natural, incidental energy that emerges spontaneously in the moment.

Contemporary Life Fair

This fair offers an opportunity to immerse in contemporary living spaces coordinated with art and interior design, prompting a reassessment of aesthetic values in daily life. The experience showcases artworks and their relationship with furniture, presenting a distinctive approach compared to conventional art fairs and exhibitions.

The fair will be held at three venues: YAU CENTER (Tokyo Marunouchi), IDÉE SHOP Roppongi, and IDÉE SHOP Jiyugaoka.

Contemporary Life Fair
at YAU CENTER

Dates: October 12, 2024 (Saturday) - October 14, 2024 (Monday, Public Holiday)
Venue: YAU CENTER
Hours: 12:00 - 19:00
Note: On the final day, the fair will close at 17:00
Admission: Free

Beneath the usual dazzling city streets, hidden spaces reveal the intricate mechanisms, history, and topography of the city, along with the often-overlooked relationships between artificial and natural elements. These views and interpretations evolve with time, environmental conditions, and personal interactions. In 'GINZA UNDER-GROUNDING', writer Ken Oyama, designer Sae Honda, and architect Zajiro delve into the underground passages and elevated areas surrounding Ginza. Their discussions, accessible online, provide an opportunity to discover new and diverse perspectives on the urban landscape. Exploring the city alongside these discussions offers a chance to delve deeper into the layers of this fascinating urban environment.

To further enrich the exploration, a variety of engaging content, including a web map and talk events, will also be available.