Nancy Seki, the world's first eraser printmaker and wrote a famous column that roars many Japanese as the strongest TV watcher in Japan.……。 She suddenly went to heaven, and six years have passed, but there is still no substitute for it. Rather, many people feel that their presence has increased due to their absence.

Thanks to Nancy Seki's courageous gaze and humor that he never forgot, and to convey it to future generations, people who had exchanges with her before and after the seventh anniversary gathered to hold an exhibition before and after the seventh anniversary in order to convey it to future generations. We will hold an exhibition that compresses and displays the life and all work of Nancy Seki, which was too short but rich, including all the exhibits of over 5,000 Hanko left in the workplace.

Contents of the exhibition

●A total of more than 5,000 Hanko, the original version of the eraser print, is a collection of all! I did the booth.

For the first time in Japan, all Hanko carved by Nancy Seki will be exhibited and released.

●A booth where you can get a bird's-eye view of newspapers such as magazines that have been handwritten as columnist.

What Nancy Seki was watching through TV, an exhibition of magazines at the time.

●Reproduction of the workplace where TV watching and eraser prints were performed.

A workshop where Nancy Seki carved 5,000 erasers appeared in the venue.

●Introducing comments from young creators who take pride in Nancy Children.

On the occasion of the seventh anniversary, we introduced comments from Nancy Seki's workmates, friends, seniors, and young creators who pride themselves on Nancy Children, a celebrity who was "a person whom she loved even carved (from Nancy Seki)."

※The contents of the exhibition are subject to change.

Works by Nancy Seki

Self-portrait	Tamori	Haruo Mizuno

		Giant Baba

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