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Meander is a space for documentation and experimentation within our website, a place to reflect on our projects and artists, as well as a way to explore intersections between those works, artists, and themes we study under our mission (Japanese experimental moving image works made in 1950s-1980s), and those that fall outside of our mission’s specific framework of timeframe, genres, and nationality.
Meander may take multiple forms including essays, introductions to artists and their work, online screening programs, or special digital projects. Offerings in Meander may suggest oblique angles from which to see CCJ’s mission-specific works, artists, histories, or practices.
CCJ, with its core researchers Go Hirasawa, Julian Ross, and Hiroko Tasaka, is very pleased to be part of the 2020 restaging of Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver’s Cinematic Illumination at The Museum of Modern Art, the first presentation outside of Japan. The exhibition will be on view from March 28th through April 26th, 2020 at The Museum of Modern Art.
Read MoreIn 2018, CCJ organized a Collection Survey trip to Tokyo to research the collection of artist Keiichi Tanaami. Led by researcher Julian Ross and archivist John Klacsmann, the project eventually led to the preservation of Tanaami’s work, Human Events (1975), and on view in our upcoming exhibition at Pioneer Works, More Than Cinema: Motoharu Jonouchi and Keiichi Tanaami, opening on March 6th, 2020.
Read MoreCCJ Core Researcher Go Hirasawa and Co-curator, Co-editor of our upcoming projects on Japanese Expanded Cinema researched recently found film footages related to Motoharu Jonouchi’s works Document 6.15 and Hi Red Center Shelter Plan.
Read MoreSince 2017, Collaborative Cataloging Japan, with its research partners Go Hirasawa and Julian Ross, have pursued study and preservation projects related to Japanese Expanded Cinema. In 2020, we are pleased to see these projects come to fruition with a series of presentations with partner institutions.
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