Take a glimpse into the mind of the renowned French writer, lyricist, composer, and singer Pierre Barouh (1934~2016). A series of screenings will be shown to mark the one year passing of this musical icon and to celebrate Saravah, the jazz label founded by Barouh in 1965. Barouh was a fan of the Japanese term “ichi-go ichi-e”, an idiom that describes the significance of treasuring interactions with others. Videos, handwritten poetry, and musical scores providing insight into Barouh’s musical philosophy (which stressed the importance of self-expression over the pursuit of profit) will also be in exhibition. The gallery space will also serve as a cafe, facilitating exchange and providing visitors the chance to meet new people.
Itchi-go Itchi-e: Encounters with the Traces of Pierre Barouh
• 12/15 (Fri.) ~ 12/28 (Thu.)
• 13:00~19:00 (film screenings: 19:30~)
• Free entry (one drink order required), film screening ¥1,000
• Gallery Moryta
• 2F 3-9-28 Akasaka, Chuo-ku
• 092-716-1032
• http://www.g-morita.com/exhibition/2017/ex000504.html
