Thirty Love 30LOVE

Yuu Akashi, Daisaku Ozu, Mitsuhiro Okamoto, Ryouko Kimura, Saeko Kubo, and four others present a joint exhibition. It has been 30 years since the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake of 1995. This exhibition features works by artists connected to the Kinki region. In tennis, a score of 30-0 is called 'thirty-love,' but unfortunately, the care for victims during various disasters may still be at 'zero.' To at least reach a tie and bring love closer to all, we will donate 30% of the proceeds from this exhibition to the Japanese Red Cross.

Date & Time

3/8(Sat) 12:00～19:003/11(Tue) 12:00～19:003/12(Wed) 12:00～19:003/13(Thu) 12:00～19:003/14(Fri) 12:00～19:003/15(Sat) 12:00～19:003/18(Tue) 12:00～19:003/19(Wed) 12:00～19:003/20(Thu) 12:00～19:003/22(Sat) 12:00～19:003/25(Tue) 12:00～19:003/26(Wed) 12:00～19:003/27(Thu) 12:00～19:003/28(Fri) 12:00～19:003/29(Sat) 12:00～19:004/1(Tue) 12:00～19:004/2(Wed) 12:00～19:004/3(Thu) 12:00～19:004/4(Fri) 12:00～19:004/5(Sat) 12:00～19:00

Note

Closed on Mondays and holidays

Venue

eitoeiko

Address

32-2 Yaraicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo eitoeiko

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