Talk event to publish "I want to go on a trip"
////// Osaka City has ended
"Making a book, getting a book" -Kazuko Ono's "I want to go on a journey"
Date and time : Saturday, February 15, 2020 16: 00-
Location : LVDB BOOKS ( 3-9-11 Tanabe, Higashisumiyoshi-ku, Osaka )
Participation fee : 1500 yen * 500 yen discount for those who bring books or purchase at LVDB BOOKS on the day
Capacity : 20 people
Reservations / Inquiries : LVDB BOOKS lvdbbooks@gmail.com
Please send an email to the above email address with "February 15th event" in the subject and "Name, number of people, contact information" in the body.
Speakers : Shoichi Onishi (design / design of this book), Chinatsu Shimizu (editor of this book / original version of this book PUMPQUAKES), Tsubasa Uebayashi (owner of LVDB BOOKS)
Moderator : Taku Sakurai (Editor)
A folk tale that has been handed down from mouth to ear in seaside towns and villages in the mountains. Kazuko Ono, a folktale visitor, has been begging for "folktales" by hitting the doors one by one for 50 years in Tohoku. Based on the visit diary that describes the journey, we knit texts of various characteristics such as folk tales, letters, and literature that we heard, along with the feelings that we got from the trip. One book.
An introductory video recording the interaction with the author, Kazuko Ono, was screened until Onishi, who was in charge of the design of this book, and Shimizu, the editor and publisher, created a book. On the extension line, the owner of LVDB BOOKS, Uebayashi, talks about delivering books.
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////// Kyoto City has ended
Update classics — Until Kazuko Ono's “I want to go on a journey”
Date : February 17, 2020 (Monday) 19: 00-
Location : MEDIA SHOP ( 1F, 44 VOX Building, Daikokucho, Kawaramachi-dori, Kawaramachi-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 604-8031, Kyoto Prefecture )
Participation fee : 1500 yen * 500 yen discount for those who purchase books at MEDIA SHOP
Capacity : 50 people No reservation required
Guest : Shoichi Onishi (design and design of this book), Chinatsu Shimizu (editor and publisher of this book, PUMPQUAKES)
Moderator : Taku Sakurai (Editor)
A folk tale that has been handed down from mouth to ear in seaside towns and villages in the mountains. Kazuko Ono, a folktale visitor, has been begging for "folktales" by hitting the doors one by one for 50 years in Tohoku. Based on the visit diary that describes the journey, we knit texts of various characteristics such as folk tales, letters, and literature that we heard, along with the feelings that we got from the trip. It's a book. "Once upon a time, somewhere." Does the folk tale that is told like this always belong to the past? A video recording the interaction with the author, Kazuko Ono, was screened, and the various attempts made to update the classics, which emerged as an extension of the film, were discussed and unraveled from both design and editing. go.
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////// Tokyo has ended
"Meet, make, think" — A roundtable discussion to commemorate the publication of “I want to go on a journey” by Kazuko Ono, a folktale visitor —
Date and time : Saturday, February 22, 2020
Opening / 13:30
Start / 14:00 (ends around 15:30)
Location : SLOPE GALLERY ( 2-9-1 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo )
(8 minutes walk from Kitasando Station on the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line, 10 minutes from JR Harajuku Station)
Participation fee : 1500 yen (1 drink included)
Capacity : 30 people
Reservation / Inquiries : peatix ( https://lab01.peatix.com/event/1428235/view ) or at the store (charge: Shimizu / 080-7991-3055)
* For reservations by email, live artbooks ( infoliveartbooks@daishinsha.jp )
Please send an email to the above email address with "February 22nd event" in the subject and "Name, number of people, contact information" in the body.
Guest : Shoichi Onishi (designer) / PUMPQUAKES (Rieko Shiga, Chinatsu Shimizu, Yuki Nagasaki)
In commemoration of the publication of Kazuko Ono's book, "I want to go on a journey"
We will hold a roundtable discussion with designer Shoichi Onishi and PUMP QUAKES (Rieko Shiga, Chinatsu Shimizu, Yuki Nagasaki) as guests.
When I witnessed the memoir that wrote the 50-year history of the folktale visitor Kazuko Ono, who is the basis of this book, "While using folktales as an entrance, I was able to think about various ideas such as philosophy, art, and society. What kind of editing and shooting did you take the experience that you felt was "a book that was lost", responded with design, and knitted this one book?
We will unravel the charm of this book from the aspects of quiet typesetting, various reproductions born from the restrictions of one monochrome color, bookbinding design and printing, and bookbinding.
At the venue, you can see a movie that shows the process of making books made for this day as well as printing and binding production materials that you can not usually see.
You can also purchase the new work collection "I want to go on a trip".
http://www.buenobooks.com/slopegallery/
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////// Sendai City Canceled
Kazuko Ono "I want to go on a journey" publication commemorative event
"Encounter, live"
Speakers : Kazuko Ono (folktale visitor), Mariko Takeuchi (critic)
Moderator : Chinatsu Shimizu (PUMPQUAKES)
Date and time : February 24, 2020 (holiday)
Opening / 12: 40
Start / 13:00 (ends around 15:30)
Venue : Sendai Literature Museum Training Room ( 2-7-1 Kitane, Aoba-ku, Sendai City )
Participation fee : 300 yen)
Capacity : 100 people
Application : Please apply with the subject "2/24 Talk" and specify your name and number of people to pumpquakes@gmail.com .
Inquiry email ( pumpquakes@gmail.com ) or telephone 050-5373-8514 (Shimizu)
Organizer : PUMPQUAKES
Co-sponsored by: Sendai Literature Museum
Kazuko Ono, a folktale visitor, has been traveling to listen to folktales while hitting the doors of each house in the villages of Tohoku for 50 years. The book "I want to go on a trip" is compiled around the visit diary. There, the "history of the people" told along with the folk tales and the "flock of stories" born from the indispensable situation are spelled out based on the feelings gained from the trip. Many of the narrators mentioned have already died, and it is conceivable that they have experienced as many (or more) farewells as many encounters, but Ono has always lived through those encounters.
Mariko Takeuchi, a critic, visited Ono for the first time at the end of last year, and described the wonder, "I feel like I've met again." It's a useless humor in his book, Silence and Image, "If you get stuck in front of just one photo, or if you can't just see what you see, it's useless humor. It may be because Takeuchi had already said, "I have no choice but to live the photo, that is, the encounter, with the expectation that it will be laughed at as a performance."
What kind of "encounters" have the two people, who have continued their tremendous steps, regardless of generation or place, have lived so far? In commemoration of the publication of "I want to go on a trip, I want to come and go", I talk around the book.
* We will also sell "I want to go on a trip" at the venue.
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////// Morioka City has ended
Talk event published "I'm going on a trip to come and go" "The world through Kazuko Ono"
Date : February 28, 2020 (Friday)
Opening / 18:30
Start / 19: 00
Location : BOOKNERD ( 6-27 Konyacho, Morioka City )
Participation fee : 1,500 yen (500 yen discount for those who bring books or purchase at BOOKNERD on the day)
Capacity : 20 people
The first publication of "PUMP QUAKES" consisting of photographer Lieko Shiga, curator Chinatsu Shimizu, and video engineer Yuki Nagasaki is the seaside. The travel diary and journey of Kazuko Ono, a folktale photographer who visited the towns and villages in the mountains for 50 years in Tohoku while hitting the doors of each house. The story behind. What did Mr. Ono look at in "folk tales", begging for something that doesn't look like "folk tales" at the eaves? A video recording the interaction of the production process with the three PUMP QUAKES, the weight of things that are likely to disappear from the world, things that are cut off in our current life, neither scientific nor rational I would like to screen and talk about the secret story of the production.
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////// Sendai City has ended
Make a book- "Before" and "After" of "I want to go on a trip"
When : Saturday, March 7, 2020
Opening / 18: 00
Start / 19: 00
Place : Curve ( 2-3-30 Hachiman, Aoba-ku, Sendai City )
Katate : Chinatsu Shimizu (edited in this book)
Handedness : Yusuke Fukuhara (videographer)
Reservation / Inquiry : petra_yf@yahoo.co.jp
Participation fee : 1,000 yen (+1 Drink)
Capacity : 30 people
A book by Kazuko Ono, a folk tale visitor who has been listening to "folk tales" in Tohoku for about 50 years, "I want to go on a journey."
This book, which was opened to the universality of "listening" to face others, was compiled by Chinatsu Shimizu, who also works as an independent curator. What attracted you to Mr. Ono? Why did you decide to publish it as a book?
We will talk about the "before" and "after" of "I want to come and go on a journey" from the present of "midway".
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