The “CREATIVE HOKKAIDO” is the project that will introduce new attractive creative culture in Hokkaido nationally and internationally. In this event “CREATIVE HOKKAIDO meets TAIPEI”, some galleries such as Clark Gallery + SHIFT, Gallery MONMA, SYMBIOSIS and Hanaagura will present artworks.

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Following last year, the exhibition will be shown in the tie-up with the art fair “NEW CITY ART FAIR from November 7th to 10th. In the fashion exhibition “RoomsLINK” on the same day, Kamishima Chinami / Yellow, ESTHER, the last flower of the afternoon, AI KOMORI and 24 Kirico will show their works.

In addition, a live performance by Qrion and Parkgolf and a workshop by Miwa Yokoyama will be held during the event. CREATIVE HOKKAIDO will also serve special food from the Hokkaido Style Cafe “KONAYUKI” by LeTAO.

Furthermore, a new installation “Snow Pallet V” by Toshihiko Shibuya will be shown at Otaru Snow Story and Old Aoyama Villa in Otaru from November 11th. And we can see the entrance art by Takanori Isago, the “Creative Hokakido Exhibition in Sapporo” from December at Cross Hotel Sapporo as one of the Creative Hokkaido project.

After the event in Taipei, the CREATIVE HOKKAIDO meets HONG KONG will follow. Please expect these projects that we present from Hokkaido to Asia.

CREATIVE HOKKAIDO meets TAIPEI 2013
Date: November 7th – 10th, 2013
Place: Songshan Culture Park
Address: No.133 Guangfu South Road, Xinyi District, Taipei, Taiwan
Creative Director: Taketo Oguchi from Clark Gallery + SHIFT
Partners: City of Sapporo, Hokkaido District Transport Bureau, Cross Hotel Sapporo、Hilton Niseko Village、Otaru Tourism Association

Creative Hokkaido Exhibition in Sapporo
Date: December 1st, 2013 – March 31st, 2014
Place: Cross Hotel Sapporo
Address: North 2 West 2, Chuo-ku, Sapporo
Tel: 011-272-0051
Curation: Clark Gallery + SHIFTSupported by Machinaka Art, Shoubunsha

Toshihiko Shibuya Installation “Snow Palette 5″
Date: November 11th, 2013 – End of Winter
Place: Otaru Unga Plaza and Old Aoyama Villa in Otaru
Curation: Clark Gallery + SHIFT
Supported by Otaru Tourism Association