Publisher/プレイガイドジャーナル社

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This book is the last issue of "Jam and Butter", which was published on the occasion of closing the legendary gallery "Morris Form", which was an important figure in the Kansai art scene, and was presided over in the 1970s. Mori Kikuo boarded an immigrant ship in the 1960s and returned to the United States after graduating from the California Art University. Founded Morris Form in the 70's, created a venue for domestic and international artists, and published a news paper "Jam & Butter", as well as photographer Hideo Natsutani and Atsushi Itokawa, and a photo magazine "glass eye" It was published. This book highlights the state of numerous solo exhibitions held in Morris Form, and also introduces the gallery members and the films of the young Kazuo Izutsuru. The style of creating a community, including personal life, and proposing a new lifestyle, although different in form, evokes Yasuhiro Hamano, who is also famous as a producer of Tokyu Hands, etc. The place that was based on “Kikuo Mori's individuality, and the illusionary 70's gallery and publishing activities are worth seeing.