2013 • Tokyo

TOTO GALLERY-MA

Held for the first time in Japan for about two months at TOTO Gallery・Ma beginning on October 25, 2013, this time the event included D-TUNNEL’s Bolero-like Development: multiple variations of KENYA HARA’s D-TUNNEL, based on his initial idea of changing dogs’ heights so they can be face-to-face with a person, in addition to 13 existing pieces. On the first day of the exhibition, the book ARCHITECTURE FOR DOGS was published by TOTO Shuppan. On November 2nd, a symposium featuring architect Kengo Kuma, Julia Huang, co-planner and representative of Imprint Venture Lab, and Kenya Hara was held and well attended. At the exhibition venue, visitors were asked to draw rough sketches of their own ideas for Architecture for Dogs.