kaz on other sites:
www.cyberhokusai.blogspot.com
www.instagram.com/kazispresent
www.instagram.com/kazislooking
vimeo.com/kazartmovies
www.youtube.com/user/artmovieskaz
www.visionforum-londonhouses.blogspot.com
Return Journey
Solo exhibition at tadpole-lab, Tokyo
PostROOM presents Projection ROOM 3
Screening of artists' short films under 10 minutes
2023/1/03 (tue) & 04 (wed)
6:30pm start
postROOM
London N1
United Kingdom
www.postroom.online
Kaz's video work 25 to 1 and Back will be shown as part of a screening along with the following artists' works:
Greta Alfaro
Victoria Arney
Dunhill O'Brien
Sean Griffiths
Kathleen Herbert
Reynir Hutber
Eilish Kirby
Sandie Macrae
Jayne Parker
John Plowman
Chris Shaw-Hughes
John Stezeker
Tom Wolseley
Review of Demolishing the Former Office Building of Fujio Productions - What Have You Come Here For? in pen magazine
Review article of Demolishing the Former Office Building of Fujio Productions - What Have You Come Here For? in the online version of the highly regarded Japanese style magazine, pen.
www.pen-online.jp/article/011770.html
Demolishing the Former Office Building of Fujio Productions - What Have You Come Here For?
Group Exhibition at the Former Office Building of Fujio Productions in September - November 2022
2022/9/29 (fri) - 11/20 (sun)
Kaz will be exhibiting a site specific installation in an exhibition to celebrate the life and works of a pioneering Japanese manga artist, Fujio Akatsuka, in his former home/studio and office building. Participating artists include: Fujio Akatsuka, Keiichi Tanaami, Tomoo Gokita, Jun Miura, Yusuke Nakano/Paramodel, Rieko Akatsuka
Exhibition Open Thursday to Sunday and on Public Holidays
11am-7pm
Former Office building of Fujio Productions
1-3-15 Naka Ochiai
Shinjuku-ku
Tokyo
Japan
Documentation images of the exhibition: www.koredeiinoda.net/profile/kowasunoda-report.html
postTRUTH
Group Exhibition at postROOM, September - October 2022
2022/9/28 (thu) - 10/22 (sát)
Kaz will be exhibiting a new single channel video work in a group exhibition, postTRUTH at postROOM, London.
Thursday to Saturday 2-6pm
Opening reception: 2022/09/28, 6-8pm
Artist talk with Caroline Jane Harris and Kaz: 2022/10/22, 3-4.30pm
www.postroom.online
Divergence from Reality
An article by Masahi Ogura
Divergence form Reality, an article written by Masashi Ogura, a Japanese art critic, related to the recent solo exhibition, crossroad, appears in the Appril 2017 issue of Gekkan Gallery, a Japanese art magazine.
Click here for a pdf copy of the article
Open Letter
Cover images
Photographs by Kaz appears on the front and the back cover of the Spring 2012 issue of 'Open Letter - A Canadian Journal of Writing and Theory' (Fourteenth Series, Number 8, ISSN 0048-1939).
time capsules and conditions of now
Publication
The publication, with contributions from the participating artists/curators/writers, was part of the Vision Forum London project, led by Fatos Ustek, which worked with the theme of 'Time Capsules and Conditions of Now' and was published in January 2012.
Vision Forum London consisted of:
Soledad Garcia
Ole Hagen (curator)
Kaz (artist)
Jean Mathee (artist/theoretician)
Vanda Playford (artist)
Lisa Skuret (artist)
Fatos Ustek (curator)
To find out more about the project, visit : www.visionforum-londonhouses.blogspot.com
Artisian Magazine
Contributor
Kaz contributed an article, Joining the Dots, to the third issue of Artesian, a magazine set up by Gareth Evans and Tereza Stehlikova for committed creativity in art and life. The theme for the issue was time.
2023/12/8 (fri) & 17 (sun)
tadpole-lab
Omotesando
Tokyo
Exhibition open Friday to Sunday
1pm-7pm
By appointment only.
Return Journey is an experimental work which uses several sheet glass to reflect projected moving image, resulting in multiple images to be present in the exhibition space from a single video, a method used regularly by Kaz in recent years. The work makes use of videos of scenery shot from the train from Heathrow Airport to central London on several occasions as Kaz returned to the UK from trips abroad.
Please book your visit by emailing tadpolelab01@gmail.com at least 2 hours before your preferred time slot. You will be sent a confirmation email with information on how to get to the space.
Nearest Tokyo Metro stations: Omotesando and Meiji Jingu-mae
Please note that it may not be possible to allocate your preferred timeslot due to restriction on the number of viewers in the space.