Pepper's Project Exhibition [Landscape]part1
"The form of preservating"
[Workshop 4/10sat PM6:00~8:00]
Taizo Sakamoto [CARDS MUSEUM]


Thank you for your comming here [CARDS MUSEUM] today. This workshop went experimentally whether what kind of thing was suitable as a space which displays my work. My work presented the trace of the history left in each place as the fine arts work. Then, I think that it wants many people to have interest about the place where it became the motif of the work, the thing, the man. First I do an explanation about the motif of the work for such a reason. Furthermore, I want to do "cards" play in the frame of two hours as one event with you. These contents of "cards" make the poetry which a famous man and others left in the last days of the Tokugawa Shogunate history when I was liked personally, and a phrase material. Participate if you are interested. The rule of today's "cards" is the same as almost regular "cards". You don't care even if you always leave a game and come in. As for you, it is all right that you do nothing and only made at home . Well, enjoy it.
The "CARDS MUSEUM" sponsor
Taizo Sakamoto


As for him, by thinking that he wanted to make that one really liked it by the university graduation production a work, which form is a work turned to by a form like local museum was reached as for him " the history of the last days of the Tokugawa Shogunate which he is interested in". In the workshop, a mat was laid instead of the tatami. Japanese traditional furnitures ,a lamp,and historical books were put there. A work was put on the wall.
And a workshop began by the work explanation. Then, "cards" play began.
It was a funny workshop.

The following is extraction from the verse which appeared in "cards".
People has only to say anything. Only I know what I do.
[Ryoma Sakamoto]

It is interesting in the age as well which it is not to be interesting in, If only a heart is clear.
[Shinsaku Takasugi]

Children would not dry their wet cloths. Nothing was made, and my lord ended. [Kaishu Katsu]

The steamship which awakes the sleeping age.
We didn't sleep only by four glasses.
People

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