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Sunday, June 29, 2014

Along the river in Melbourne


We are very excited to present Along the River in Sofitel, Melbourne in July.
After travelling from Mildura, Tokyo and Hong Kong, we are finally able to exhibit the suite in Melbourne!

8 July - 5 October 2014

Opening Wednesday 9 July, 5:30 - 7:30pm
To be officially opened by The Hon. Heidi Victoria MP, Minister for the Arts, Consumer Affairs and Women's Affairs.

Sofitel Melbourne On Collins
Atrium Gallery, Level 35
25 Collins Street
Melbourne 3000

RSVP essential to Michael Baldwin on 03 9653 7738


'Along the River' was produced at The Art Vault Mildura with the support of the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria and the Japan Foundation Sydney
     


Monday, May 5, 2014

Words for Missing type exhibition


We were involved in an exhibition 足りない活字のためのことば (Tarinai Katsuji no tame no Kotoba) 'Words for missing types' in October last year in Tokyo.

Now this exhibition has travelled to Kamaishi, Iwate, where the types were discovered in the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011.

Exhibition shows poems by 12 poets using limited types found at a printer in the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011 and works by 6 printmakers responding to some of these poems.

Words for Missing types
4 May - 1 June

Minna no ie Cadatte
1-3-2 Tadakoecho, Kamaishi city, Iwate, 026-0021

10am - 6pm
Closed on Mondays

足りない活字のためのことば」展
会 期:2014年5月4日(日)~6月1日(日)
    月曜休館 ※5月5日(月)は開館
時 間:10:00~18:00
    最終日は16:00まで
会 場:釜石商店街「みんなの家 かだって」
    〒026-0021 岩手県釜石市只越町1-3-2






Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Along the River Kyoto

Our prints and a new zine with a story by Jon Williams with a translation by Noriko Tabei will be on an exhibition in Aesop Kawaramachi from Friday 18 April to 11 May.

If you are in Kyoto, please pop in and get a copy of your zine!

Monday, April 14, 2014

Along the River story

We are very excited to introduce a story for our prints Along the River!

Melbourne based writer Jon Williams produced a story to accompany our images.
Noriko Tabei, freelance writer, also based in Melbourne provided a Japanese translation.






This zine will be available for pick-up at Aesop Kawaramachi store in Kyoto, Japan from 18 April to 11 May while we are exhibiting a selection of our Along the River suite.

Zines will be available at Sticky Institute or contact us at mail@damonandkyoko.tk



Special thank-you to my lovely Irwin and McLaren bookbinders for letting me use the space!

Monday, March 10, 2014