In any case, I've not yet introduced Kato Emiko (加藤恵美子)'s art exhibit! But it's fitting to go into the history of the space, as Project-306, the group renting and preserving the space, is doing so out of respect for the former tenant (I don't remember her name - I'll try to write it down the next time I hear it!), the room & the building, and is as taken with the history of it as I am.
加藤恵美子 / Project-306
The photo above shows one of the group of photos laying on the floor that make up the exhibit - taken sitting on a windowsill in the room. I wasn't able to meet and talk with the artist, but I've spoken with another member of the Project-306 group several times about the concept of the group.
[100724]: On the subject of the Okuno Building - here are a couple of other posts of mine regarding that fascinating building:
"20-78 - A Look Back in the Okuno Building"
http://lylehsaxon.blogspot.com/2010/06/20-78-look-back-in-okuno-building.html
"Ginza Okuno Building Details (July 20th 2010)"
http://lylehsaxon.blogspot.com/2010/07/ginza-okuno-building-details-july-20th.html
Photos of the Ginza Okuno Building:
奥野ビル - http://ginzaokuno.blogspot.com/
"Okuno Building - Quick Tour (June 16th, 2010)" (100616-1444)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuya-4IF4Y0
Lyle (Hiroshi) Saxon
http://www5d.biglobe.ne.jp/~LLLtrs/
http://youtube.com/lylehsaxon
http://tokyoartmusic.blogspot.com/
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