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“Changing Ruins Exhibition 2022” Held: Experience the ephemeral and beautiful decay

2022.02.27

A photo exhibition “Changing Ruins Exhibition 2022” will be held, in which the image of the ruins “changes” 180 degrees and the “beauty” of the ruins is expressed.
The period is from March 11th (Friday) to April 3rd (Sunday), 2022.
In addition to Tokyo, a traveling exhibition at the Nagoya Gallery has also been decided.
A total of 16 groups of creators will participate.

Beautiful Ruins Joint Photo & Merchandise Exhibition "Changing Ruins Exhibition 2022"

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Date and time: March 11th (Fri) -April 3rd (Sun), 2022 11: 00-19: 00
closing day: Every Monday (* Open on March 21 (Monday) holidays, no transfer holidays)
Venue address: TODAYS GALLERY STUDIO.
5-27-6-5F Asakusabashi, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0053
Admission fee: 600 yen / Free admission for children under 3 years old
Exhibitor: 16 groups (planned)

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Date and time: April 9th (Sat) -April 24th (Sun), 2022 11: 00-18: 00
closing day: Every Monday / Tuesday
Venue address: TODAYS GALLERY STUDIO. NAGOYA
1-17-12 Shinsakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi 460-0007
Admission fee: 600 yen / Free admission for children under 3 years old
Exhibitor: 16 groups (planned)

>”Changing Ruins Exhibition 2022″ Official Website

The latest works are also included in a limited quantity and official books are on sale

The official catalog with the latest work is newly released with special specifications.

“Changing Ruins Exhibition 2022” Official Catalog
Price: 1,400 yen (tax included)

Introducing souvenir goods limited to the ruins exhibition

Original goods that can be purchased only at the venue are perfect as souvenirs.

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・ Ruins can badge 300 yen
・ Ruins seal 300 yen
・ Test print 1,000 yen
・ Postcard set 500 yen
・ Photobook 1,500 yen

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・ Postcard 120 yen
・ Mini photo book (abandoned hospital photo book) 800 yen
・ Mini photo book (closed school photo book) 800 yen
・ A4 Photobook (Lost Places) 2,000 yen

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・ Ruins photo book 800 yen to 1,500 yen

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・ Postcards 100 yen each
・ Clear file 300 yen each

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・ Photobook “Recommendation of Collapsed Ruins / New Edition” 1,460 yen
・ Set of 5 postcards ・ New work 330 yen
・ Set of 5 postcards ・ 2021 work 330 yen

* The above is an example of original goods. All prices include tax.

■ Regarding measures against the new coronavirus in the venue
At the planned event sponsored by our company, we will continue to carefully consider the prevention of infections such as the new coronavirus, based on the government announcement, with reference to the guidelines of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.
We ask that you check the temperature at the entrance of the venue and wear a mask to enter the venue. We appreciate your cooperation.

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