OPEN SITE 10 |【TOKAS Recommendation Program】
The exhibition unfolds as an installation that speaks to both the built architecture of capitalism and the more intimate, domestic spaces it encloses. Shifting between expansive, external structures and inward, often hidden interiors, the piece explores how bodies move through, are shaped by, and sometimes resist the systems around them. The visual language of the work reflects a fascination with structure and improvisation: the grid-like layouts of cities, the claustrophobia of narrow streets, and the maze-like sprawl of urban design that limits perspective while promising order. Through performance, gesture, and cinematography, the installation invites reflection on how capitalism imprints itself onto the body through architecture, routine, and restriction.
| Period | Nov 22 (Sat) - Dec 7 (Sun), 2025 |
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| Closed | Monday (except Nov 24), Nov 25 |
| Time | 11:00-19:00 |
| Admission | Free |
| Venue | Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo: Space C (3F) |

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| Date | Nov 29 (Sat), 2025 16:00-17:30 |
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| Content | - Performance by Ryosuke Kiyasu - Artist talk by Adam Lewis Jacob Ryosuke Kiyasu A pioneering snare-drum soloist who has redefined percussion since 2003. He drums for noise-grind duo SETE STAR SEPT and the Kiyasu Orchestra. From Überschlag—the world’s largest classical-percussion festival—to Finland’s Outsider Art Festival and Dr. Martens Fest, Kiyasu’s 2022-24 itinerary placed him on premier stages across Europe. With 200-plus releases spanning solo work and band discographies, Kiyasu continues to tour globally. http://www.kiyasu.com/ |
| Language (Talk) | English / Japanese |
| Admission | Free - Booking required, all seats are unreserved. - Booking opens from 14:00 on Sep 12 (Fri), 2025. - Booking will close if seats are sold out or at 17:00 the day before the performance. |
| Venue | Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo: Space C (3F) |
Ticket bookings available from 14:00 on September 12 (Fri)!
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Adam Lewis Jacob is an artist and filmmaker based in Glasgow. His work explores the structures that govern our
lives and the countercultural figures who question them, using improvisation, performance, and sound to reinterpret
research and reactivate histories. Recent exhibition: “Idrish,” LUX, London, 2022. Recent award: “Special Mention”
from Jury at Glasgow Short Film Festival 2022. Participated in Edinburgh-Tokyo Exchange Residency Program 2022 and stayed at
TOKAS Residency.