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南青山の一角に佇む、光あふれる大きな吹き抜け窓の空間。
かつて花の城と呼ばれたこの建物は、文化を育む街に暮らす人々と時代の変化を受けとめながら50年間余の歴史を刻んでまいりました。

表参道駅からほど近い立地にありながらも、喧騒から一歩離れた居心地の良さと空間の自由度を生かし、ふたたび現代の“創造の舞台”として多彩な感性とアイデアを迎え入れます。

The building in which our gallery is located was constructed as the residence of the Ikebana (Japanese traditional flower arrangement) master she existed after World War II. The timeworn concrete walls even have a warm feeling, and the glass-enclosed atrium wears the atmosphere of Japanese modernism.

Once called the “Castle of Flowers,” the building has been a salon for prominent artists and business executives, and has also accumulated history in Minami Aoyama, accompanying the city and people's lifestyles as they have changed with the times.

In the spring of 2025, it will be revived again as a castle of art where modern individuality and sensibility can flourish while maintaining the space of the original.

Event / Exhibition　

Art Exhibition

Desert Potluck

古木生態研究会

2026/2/14(Sat)-2/15(Sun)

2/14 Open 12:00 - Close 20:00

2/15 Open 12:00 - Close 18:00

ふとしたきっかけで2012年のバーニングマン※に参加する事になった古木健さんは、そこが参加者個々人の表現行為で成り立つ祝祭のような空間だと聞き、裁縫経験ゼロにも関わらず衣装を手作りしようと考えた。
自ら手掛けた衣装は瞬く間に参加者たちの間で評判となり、ユニークな姿のまま昼夜砂漠の会場を練り歩くことで、古木さんは瞬く間にアイドル化、伝説的なアートになっていった。
その後も限られた現場にこだわり活動を続けてる古木さんだったが…

10年以上に渡りこのサイクルを目撃してきたファンが中心となり「古木生態研究会」を結成。2026年にはじめて古木さんの作品や記録を総覧できる展覧会を企画する運びとなった。
なお、古木さんは当日まで展示の詳細を一切知らない。

※毎年アメリカはネバダ州の砂漠に7万人が集まる、実験的で自由なコミュニティのこと。アーティストの参加者も多い。

@furukitakeshi

In 2012, Takeshi Furuki was invited by a friend to attend Burning Man for the first time.
Hearing that the event was a celebratory space sustained by the creative expressions of each individual participant, he decided to make his own costume—despite having absolutely no experience with sewing.

The costume he created quickly gained attention among participants from all over the world. Walking the desert day and night in his distinctive appearance, Furuki soon became an icon—almost instantly transforming into a legendary piece of living art.

In the years that followed, Furuki continued his activities quietly and steadily, without actively promoting his work outside the community.
After witnessing this cycle for more than a decade, a group of fellow members came together to form the Takeshi Furuki Ecological Research Society, and decided to organize, for the first time, an exhibition where anyone could observe and take part in Furuki’s work.

It should be noted that Furuki himself has no knowledge of the exhibition’s contents until the day it opens.