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We are excited to continue exploring the work of Michio Okabe (1937-2020) with curator Akihiro Suzuki. Presented with Lightbox Film Center, the on-demand streaming will be available for $8 for non-members, free for CCJ members, from December 11th through 20th, on our streaming platform.
In December's Monthly Membership Feature, we conclude access to view works by Keiji Uematsu with three performances on camera.
Collaborative Cataloging Japan is pleased to welcome curator Akihiro Suzuki to organize a special online screenings of films by Michio Okabe in November and December. The November screening will present Crazy Love, a work packed with Okabe’s original sense of camp aesthetic.
We are excited to partner with Lightbox Film Center to present this program. The on-demand streaming will be available for $6 for non-members, free for CCJ members, from November 20th through 29th, on our streaming platform.
This screening & talk event organized by Go Hirasawa and co-presented with Screen Slate, will feature screening of works by Motoharu Jonouchi, and a special live interview with Masao Adachi.
In November, we continue to explore the works of Keiji Uematsu.
CCJ is launching our Membership program with benefits to access the Membership Monthly Feature, a monthly selection of artists' work(s) on our viewing platform, and discounts on special online screening and event programs. You can now learn more about Japanese experimental moving image artists and works while supporting CCJ!
This fall we are featuring works by Keiji Uematsu. In October, three early works, 23.5 (1970, 3:50 min, Single 8mm, b&w, silent), Compression—Relation of Matters / 圧・態―構造の関係性 (1971, 14:39 min, 8mm, b&w, sound), and Earth Point Project—Mirror (1972, 9:40 min, 8mm, color, silent) will be available for members' viewing. Additional works by Uematsu will be on view for members in the coming months.
CCJ is pleased to participate in the JapanPhilly2020 Curators Talks organized by Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia.
Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver’s Cinematic Illumination at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is now open by appointment. As part of the Intermedia Art Festival at the discotheque Killer Joe’s, Tokyo, in 1969, Gulliver presented Cinematic Illumination (1968-69), a work involving eighteen slide projectors that illuminated the unique 360-degree environment.
Collaborative Cataloging Japan is pleased to co-present with Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI) and Lightbox Film Center, a screening of works included in the Vital Signals compilation, published by EAI.
Collaborative Cataloging Japan is pleased to welcome curators Go Hirasawa and Shuhei Hosoya to organize a special online screening of films by members of the group Zero Jigen (Zero Dimension), Shinichi Iwata and Yoshihiro Katō. We are excited to partner with Lightbox Film Center to present this program. The on-demand screening will take place from June 25th through July 2nd, on our streaming platform.
Please note: In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Haverford College is closed and programs are postponed until further notice.
In More Than Cinema, Motoharu Jonouchi’s and Keiichi Tanaami’s works are presented in the Pioneer Works galleries as an installation, but they were originally shown in a much different way—as live performances. Jonouchi and Tanaami experimented with film in their examination of the boundaries between art and life, politics, and technology. For this special evening, filmmaker Katsu Kanai and artist Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver will bring past performances to life.
Join co-curator Ann Adachi-Tasch, Executive Director for a walkthrough of More Than Cinema.
Please note: In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Pioneer Works is closed and programs are postponed until further notice.
Please note: In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Haverford College is closed and programs are postponed until further notice.
CCJ is pleased to participate in Haverford College’s Philadelphia Area Creative Collaboratives in spring 2020.
