Ichiro Irie "Napolitan Collection"

In this exhibition, which integrates the surface of the world shaped by globally recognized modern art and pop culture, Ichiro Irie (born in 1969) demonstrates the fluidity of value in the universality of art. Using the example of the Napolitan spaghetti invented by Shigetada Irie, his collection cleverly expresses the influence of American culture after World War II through wordplay, as if showing urban citizens (metropolitans) what true richness means beyond wealth and class.

Date & Time

5/31(Sat) 12:00～19:006/3(Tue) 12:00～19:006/4(Wed) 12:00～19:006/5(Thu) 12:00～19:006/6(Fri) 12:00～19:006/7(Sat) 12:00～19:006/10(Tue) 12:00～19:006/11(Wed) 12:00～19:006/12(Thu) 12:00～19:006/13(Fri) 12:00～19:006/14(Sat) 12:00～19:006/17(Tue) 12:00～19:006/18(Wed) 12:00～19:006/19(Thu) 12:00～19:006/20(Fri) 12:00～19:006/21(Sat) 12:00～19:006/24(Tue) 12:00～19:006/25(Wed) 12:00～19:006/26(Thu) 12:00～19:006/27(Fri) 12:00～19:006/28(Sat) 12:00～19:00

Note

Closed on Sundays and Mondays

Venue

eitoeiko

Address

32-2 Yarai-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

Free

Free admission

Access (Public)

About a 5-minute walk from Exit 2 of Kagurazaka Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line

Contact

03-6873-3830 （eitoeiko）

URL

http://eitoeiko.com/