The year long event by the Shizuoka native manga artist Shiriagari Kotobuki continues.  In this exhibition "Mou-ii-ra." (Enough Already?) includes new works by Kosakuten members who will put on an exhibit "Drop Your Swords! Super Yoroi Exhibit" with the theme of Ieyasu and yoroi (Japanese armour) at CCC.  The popular "Reading Room" and "Dai Kaiten-sai" will continue.  Come and experience the ever-changing world of Shiriagari!

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Term: 1 April 2015- 26 March 2016 Venue: the centre for creative communications 2F,3F Organiser: the center for creative communications (CCC) Cooperation: art space kimura ASK? Planning: Saruyama Hagenosuke inc. Exhibition planning & coordination: Hexaproject Ltd. Poster & flyer design: Hexaproject Ltd. Web design: Hexaproject.Ltd. Participating artist: Shiriagari Kotobuki Admission fee: No charge

Those who liken a painter's atelier and with whom it is dotted travel the interior of a room of a gallery round and round. It did not come from where, either, and does not go to where, either, and they are only what is merely turning there. The installation as which time for there to be neither progress nor growth and merely rotate with grugru on that spot intently is expressed.

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Term : 1 April 2015- 26 March 2016 Venue : the centre for creative communications (CCC) 2F Organiser : the center for creative communications (CCC) Cooperation : art space kimura ASK? Planning : Saruyama Hagenosuke inc. Exhibition planning & coordination : Hexaproject Ltd. Poster & flyer design : Hexaproject Ltd. Web design : Hexaproject.Ltd. Participating artist : Shiriagari Kotobuki Admission fee : No charge

Now with even more books! CCC has collected over 120 written works by Shiriagari Kotobuki and made them available for visitors read.

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Term : 1 April 2015- 26 March 2016 Venue : the centre for creative communications (CCC) 3F  Organiser : the center for creative communications (CCC) Cooperation : Saruyama Hagenosuke inc. Exhibition planning & coordination : Hexaproject Ltd. Poster & flyer design : Hexaproject Ltd. Web design : Hexaproject.Ltd. Participating artist : Shiriagari Kotobuki Admission fee : No charge

The exhibition was held at the Asian&French style restaurant 'MAZE" located in Mayfair, it's owned by a British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay who runs more than 10 restaurants in London. Term:  4 March -  31 May 2015 Venue: Maze Grill Mayfair Organiser: Maze Grill Mayfair   Cooperation: A Space For Art Exhibition planning (producing/curation): Hexaproject Ltd. Coordination: ICN (Hexaproject London Limited) Participating artist: Hiroko Masuko   Admission fee: No charge

The exhibition was held at the Asian&French style restaurant 'MAZE" located in Mayfair, it's owned by a British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay who runs more than 10 restaurants in London.

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Term:  4 March -  31 May 2015 Venue: Maze Grill Mayfair (10-13 Grosvenor Square, London W1K 6JP) Organiser: Maze Grill Mayfair   Cooperation: A Space For Art Exhibition planning (producing/curation): Hexaproject Ltd. Coordination: ICN (Hexaproject London Limited) Participating artist: Hiroko Masuko   Admission fee: No charge

ICN holds the second exhibition by Riusuke Fukahori - "Goldfish Salvation 2" in London. Fukahori is a talented Japanese artist who is renowned for developing a unique technique whereby layers of resin are successively poured and painted on to produce hyper realistic representations of goldfish swimming in water. ICN produced his video in 2012 and his meticulous work recently burst into popular culture after a video of his process went viral, racking up almost three and a half million views on YouTube and Vimeo. As a result he received critical acclaim and has exhibited worldwide. Related event, Fukahori will do an artist talk and live painting demonstration at Japan Foundation London.

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Term: 11-21 December 2014 Venue: 93-95 Sclater Street, London E1 6HR Organiser: ICN (Hexaproject London Limited ) Co-presented by Japan Foundation London Under the auspice of Japan Foundation London, Embassy of Japan in the UK Exhibition planning (producing/curation): Hexaproject Ltd. Coordination: Hexaproject London Limited Space design: Hexaproject Ltd. Poster & flyer design: Hexaproject Ltd. Participating Artist: Riusuke Fukahori Admission fee: No charge

It is the third time exhibition to collaborate with “sake no hana 酒の花”. “Sake no hana” is authentic Japanese restaurant based in Mayfair, London, opened in November 2007. The restaurant was built by Japanese architecture “Kengo Kuma” and directed by Alan Yau who is the directer of “Wagamama” and many famous restaurants. The wooden interior, made by Kengo Kuma, acquires a huge reputation and it was chosen as the best design prize by Time out magazine in 2008. ICN receives a offer from sake no hana to exhibit Japanese contemporary art work in the restaurant, and ICN organized the exhibition regularly from June, 2014 to March, 2015. Term : 9 December 2014 - 28 February2015 Venue : Sake No Hana (23 St.James's London SW1A 1HA) Organized by : Sake No Hana Cooperation : A Space For Art Exhibition planning (producing/curation) : Hexaproject Ltd. Coordination : ICN (hexa project London Limited) Participating artist : Ryusuke Fukahori Riusuke Fukahori Admission fee : No chargeIt is the third time exhibition to collaborate with “sake no hana 酒の花”. “Sake no hana” is authentic Japanese restaurant based in Mayfair, London, opened in November 2007. The restaurant was built by Japanese architecture “Kengo Kuma” and directed by Alan Yau who is the directer of “Wagamama” and many famous restaurants. The wooden interior, made by Kengo Kuma, acquires a huge reputation and it was chosen as the best design prize by Time out magazine in 2008. ICN receives a offer from sake no hana to exhibit Japanese contemporary art work in the restaurant, and ICN organized the exhibition regularly from June, 2014 to March, 2015. Term : 9 December 2014 - 28 February2015 Venue: Sake No Hana (23 St.James's London SW1A 1HA) Organized by : Sake No Hana Cooperation : A Space For Art Exhibition planning (producing/curation) : Hexaproject Ltd. Coordination : ICN (hexa project London Limited) Participating artist : Ryusuke Fukahori Riusuke Fukahori Admission fee : No charge

CCC (the center for creative communications) presents the exhibition "Playing with Sound" by Yuri Suzuki, a sound artist/designer pursuing the relationship between sound and people. Along the theme of playing with sound, Suzuki's exhibit allows visitors to play his light-hearted works. The works have hidden Pop-like devices providing enjoyment with unseen sounds and movement mechanisms. As a experiential world where one can touch the artwork, everyone from children to adults will enjoy this exhibition. Also on November 29th (Sat.), a first-time live performance session with Yuri Suzuki and Kouichi Okamoto will take place just before their collaborative music work is released.

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Term: 28 November -  27 December 2014 Venue: the centre for creative communications (CCC) 2F gallery Organiser: the center for creative communications (CCC) Cooperation: POLA ORBIS HOLDINGS INC. Exhibition planning (producing/curation): Hexaproject Ltd. Space design: Hexaproject Ltd. Poster & flyer design: Hexaproject Ltd. Participating artist: Yuri Suzuki Admission fee: No charge

A report on the exhibition of Okamoto's work "magnetoc field" held at the V&A curated by Hexaproject (ICN) during the London Design Festival 2014. 『magnetic field record』is a device to visualize graphically representation of gravity and magnetic force, which is invisible phenomena of out of our conscious by using

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Term: 28 November - 27 December 2014 Venue: the centre for creative communications (CCC) 3F exhibition corner Organiser: the center for creative communications (CCC) Exhibition planning (producing/curation): Hexaproject Ltd. Coordination: ICN (hexa project London Limited) Poster & flyer design: Hexaproject Ltd. Web design: Hexaproject.Ltd. Participating artist: Kouichi Okamoto

It’s the third time of the exhibition Hexaproject curated in association with Japan foundation London for V&A Digital Design Weekend 2014.”magnetic field record” is a device to visualize graphic representation of gravity and magnetic force by using Japanese ink,   gravity and magnetic force are invisible phenomena out of our conscious mind.  In 22th of Sep, 2014, a talk show by Kouichi Okamoto and Yuri Suzuki will take place at Japan Foundation London.

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Term:20 -21 September 2014 Venue: Victoria & Albert Museum Victoria and Albert Museum Organiser: Victoria and Albert Museum Victoria and Albert Museum Co-presented by The Japan Foundation,The London design festival ,Japan Foundation London The Japan Foundation London Cooperation: ICN (Hexaproject London Limited) Exhibition planning (curation): Hexaproject Ltd. Coordination: ICN (Hexaproject London Limited) Participating artist: Kouichi Okamoto Admission fee: No charge