From furniture and tattoos to wrapping paper and knitwear. A pop-up at Goods, an antique store, opens tomorrow!

With the easing of the corona, people are beginning to feel the urge to get out and about. Many people would like to take their friends and family out to an event. Here are some events that we would like to introduce to you.

HOUYHNHNM's has often introduced the store of antiques, "Goods. will hold a pop-up store at the project space "People" in Ebisu, Tokyo.

Also on the lower floor of the venue, "NADiff a/p/a/r/tDesigner and designer who handles the complete art direction for "Goods".Shun Ishizukas solo exhibition "LOOSE END" will also be held during the same period.

In addition to antiques collected mainly from Europe, the pop-up will also feature items created in collaboration with the artist.

The artist, who works across a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, and installation.Takanari WadaHe made a piece of furniture. . It is a rack just right for use in tattooing, which is one of his ways of expression. Kisame Furniture Manufacturing was in charge of the production, and they materialized Mr. Wada's image and finished it to a high quality.

Every Sunday during the exhibition (5/14, 5/21, and 5/28), Mr. Wada will open a limited edition tattoo store while using this rack. If you have given up on the idea of getting a tattoo, please feel free to visit the shop.

He is also based in Amsterdam, Holland, where he creates works using handicraft techniquesMasaki Kamoto. produced original wrapping paper.

The original embroidered work is based on a certain "paper" collected by Ms. Kamoto in Europe , and transferred to paper as wrapping paper. During the exhibition, the original works will also be on display.

In addition, the artist, who worked at Junya Ishigami Architects from 2010 to 2017, and after leaving the firm, runs the handmade knitting brand "YOU ARE MY KNIT".Taeko Abealso participated in the pop-up.

Goods" repaired ceramic and glass items that had been broken during transportation by knitting. Each item was repaired using a different combination of techniques and materials to give it a more lovable appearance. In addition to these repaired items, knitted flowers will also be sold.

The connection with the artists established by "Goods" has now taken shape, and is now available to the world as a work of art. This pop-up is made possible by the "special objects" that have been created through a variety of contexts.

The exhibition will be held from Thursday, May 11 to Sunday, May 28. There will be plenty of time to enjoy the exhibition, so please be sure to bring your friends and family.