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Venue:	PARCO FACTORY Parco Factory Shibuya Parco Part 1/6F
Period	June 5, 2008 (Thursday) - June 15, 2008 (Sunday) ※Open during the exhibition period 10:00am - 9:00pm ※Admission until 30 minutes before closing
Admission fee:	300 yen for general, 200 yen for students, free for elementary school students and younger
Contact	03-3477-5873 (Palco Factory)

Host:	Parco/ Executive Committee of "Nancy Seki Dai Hanko Exhibition"
Sponsorship:	Asahi Shimbun Publishing Co., Ltd./Aspect Co., Ltd./ Kakukawa Shoten Co., Ltd./Bungei Shunju Co., Ltd. / Catalog House Co., Ltd. / World Bunkasha Co., Ltd. / Kawanu Co., Ltd. / Hinode Eagle Co., Ltd.
Cooperation:	Templint
Supervised:	Bonn Research Institute
Planning and production:	Haction Co., Ltd.
Executive Committee:	Hajime Anzai (illustrator) Masayuki Kawakatsu (Editor/Columnist) Shiho Sakamoto (Graphic Designer) Tasuku Watanabe (Editor / Writer)

NANCY SEKI's FACTORY “Bon Laboratory”: http://www.bonken.co.jp/

©Nancy Seki

Nancy Seki, the world's first eraser printmaker and wrote a famous column that makes many Japanese groan as the strongest TV watcher in Japan.……。 She suddenly went to heaven and six years have passed, but instead has not yet appeared. Rather, there are many people who feel that their presence has increased due to their absence.

Thanks to Nancy Seki's courageous gaze that never broke and the humor that he never forgot, and to convey it to future generations, people who had lived with her gathered to hold an exhibition before and after the seventh anniversary. 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 stamps left in the workplace that were carved down in his lifetime.

Contents of the exhibition

●A total of over 5,000 stamps, which are the original version of the eraser print, are set! I did it.: For the first time in Japan, all the stamps carved by Nancy Seki will be exhibited and released.
●A booth where you can get a bird's-eye view of magazines and other papers that have been well-written as columnist.: What Nancy Seki was watching through TV, an exhibition of magazines and others at the time.
●Reproduction of the workplace where TV watching and eraser prints were performed.: A workplace in which Nancy Seki carved 5,000 erasers appeared in the venue.
●Introducing comments from young creators who are proud of Nancy Children.: On the seventh anniversary, Nancy Seki's work associates, friends, seniors, and young creators who are proud of Nancy Chidren, a celebrity who was "a person she likes (from Nancy Seki)."

※The contents of the exhibition are subject to change.

Nancy Seki's work


Self-portrait	Tamori	Haruo Mizuno


		Giant Baba

※Unauthorized use of images is strictly prohibited.

Including new books that will be released in conjunction with the exhibition.
All titles currently on sale will be sold from the books left by Nancy Seki. In addition, goods commemorating the exhibition are also on sale.

★New book

●"Nancy Seki Zen Hanko 5147" (Aspect) 3,990 yen: Contains all eraser prints carved by Nancy Seki during his 39-year life!

★Already published

●Bungei Shunju = "TV turn off time", "Lily & Nancy's small snack" (Bunshun Bunko) and others
●Asahi Shimbun Publishing = Ear series "Oear ni Samo" (Asahi Bunko) and others
●Kadokawa Shoten = What series "What's going on" (Tsunogawa Bunko) and others: In addition, almost all books left by Nancy Seki are released.

★Goods

●Tenugui of Nancy Seki rather than "Kamawanu" familiar in Tenugui.: The designs are "Ojigi Manager" and "Nemari Usagi".
●Items commemorating the holding of the exhibition are also available!: Tote bags, Nancy Seki Dai Hanko exhibition limited prints (prints) and others will also be released.

Nancy Seki

An eraser printmaker, columnist.
Born on July 7, 1962, near the Shiko Munakata Memorial Hall in Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture. I moved to Tokyo after graduating from high school. While studying at Hosei University, he began carving a stamp with an eraser, and among them, "Dhochi Series Jurensaku" became a professional eraser printmaker with the eyes of Ichiro Enokido. It was named "Nancy" by Seiko Ito, an editor of "Hot Dog Press" at the time. After that, he was late and demonstrated his talent in writing columns. The number of carved eraser prints is over 5,000. He passed away on June 12, 2002.