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John Cage and Yoko Ono (Capacity 100 seats - first come, first served)

Arts in Everyday 2025

2025/05/11(su.) 16:00 Starting

Daikanyama Hillside Plaza HallTokyo

Official https://cage-ono.peatix.com/view

An unprecedented "event" is unleashed!

1960s American avant-garde art revived in Tokyo in 2025!

The stage for hyper avant-garde art,
Hillside Terrace" completed in 1969.

Tokyo in 1962, when John Cage first visited Japan and composed "0 minutes and 00 seconds" for Toshi Ichiyanagi and Yoko Ono.
Yoko Ono (92), acting as Cage's interpreter, experienced and "performed" his accidental music and innovation of "action" up close.

In 2025, her masterpiece "Cut Piece" will be performed as the symbol of this event.

- Capacity: 100 seats / First-come-first-served basis
Tickets are almost sold out!

Performances and Direction
General direction and performance:
Naoaki Nishimura ("Tamori Club", "The Town is Full of Sheet Music", also in charge of music for E-television's children's program) (also in charge of music for a children's TV program on E-television)

Art direction and costumes:
Michiru Murakami (known for making costumes for Matthew Barney and Bjork - see YouTube at bottom of page)

Fumihiko Maki (Architect* 1928-2024)
Maki Fumihiko (Architect* 1928 - 2024): "The daily encounters with diverse people here, and the natural sense of community that emerges from these encounters, are probably more important in a large city than in a small one."
*Major works include Hillside Terrace (1969-1992) and 4 World Trade Center (2013).


Cage's exploration of innovation in "sound" and "action," and the music of coincidence.
Yoko's experimentation in interactive art.
After 60 years, the avant-garde has now entered a new dimension.


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Cooperation: Hillside Terrace (Asakura Real Estate), GALLERY360°.
Grant: Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Arts Council Tokyo [Tokyo Live Stage Support Grant].
The Asahi Shimbun Cultural Foundation

- Categories - #Contemporary music
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#Contemporary Classical Music
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#Takehisa Kosugi
#Yuji Takahashi
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#Marcel Duchamp
#Morton Feldman
#Christian Wolff
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#Grapefruit
#Conceptual Art
#Hiro Yokoyama
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Program

  • 0 min 00 sec "For Toshi Ichiyanagi and Yoko Ono" - 1962

    John Cage

  • Aria - 1958

    John Cage

  • Music for carillon No.4 - 1961

    John Cage

  • Yoko Ono Instructional Works from "Grapefruit - 1964

  • cut piece

    Yoko Ono

  • Laundry Piece

    Yoko Ono

  • Wall Peace for Orchestra

    Yoko Ono

Performer

  • Naoaki Nishimura

    Saw, PowerPoint

  • Body Band Underwater

    Contemporary dance, voice performance

  • Hiroshi Yokoyama

    Piano, etc.

YouTube

Admission and ticket purchase

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    *The program is subject to change without notice. Please understand that the program is subject to change without notice.

    *Children under 10 years old are not admitted.

    Video and photo shooting will be conducted on the day of the performance. Please understand that you may be filmed.

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