On the first floor is a world-renowned photographer, and on the basement floor is an artist who creates catchy vases. Two solo exhibitions will be held at the same time at a gallery in Harajuku.

Two solo exhibitions will be held starting tomorrow in Harajuku, a town where various cultures intersect. The venues are "GALLERY TARGET" and "B1Storage," both of which have their own galleries in the same building.

Although they are artists of completely different lineages, if you have absolutely no distance to travel, there is no reason not to go.

We will start with the events held at GALLERY TARGET, located on the first floor.

Sweater Weather" will be conducted here by Peter Sutherland, a photographer/filmmaker who has taken advertising photos for prominent fashion brands and sports manufacturers.

This is the first time in about nine years that the exhibition has been held in Japan, and this time, a collage of photographs taken over the years, some of the outdoor equipment, found fabrics, and items found on the trip are all on display, making the exhibition well worth seeing.

The energy conveyed by the works is sure to overwhelm you, so why not experience it for yourself at the venue?

In the "B1Storage" area on the basement floor, ceramic artist Takumi Miyashita, who has attracted attention for his one-of-a-kind style of using vases to express characters from games and cartoons he played as a child, held the "Tsubobotchi" exhibition.

Based on ceramics with history and tradition, the works are a fusion of contemporary pop culture, all of which are extremely cute and tasteful.

Don't miss the 45 pieces in all, which, like the Buddha images, will ease the suffering of the viewer and help him or her feel positive.

Details of each solo exhibition are as follows. The opening reception will be held on the first day of the exhibition, Tuesday, January 28, at 6:00 p.m., and is open to all, so if you are interested, you should attend this event as well.