[Privilege for admission with advance ticket]
You will receive a "Crystalized Pokémon" sticker (not for sale).

[How to purchase advance tickets with benefits]
As a safety measure, PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO will implement admission restrictions to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infection and avoid congestion due to customer concentration and minimize line formation.

■Admission tickets from 8/1 (Sat) to 8/9 (Sun)
Admission is required for the date and time.
Advance tickets will be sold from 11:00 on July 18 (Sat) at the electronic ticket sales site "LivePocket-Ticket-(Live Pocket)".
You can purchase it from the link below.

http://t.livepocket.jp/t/qp6b3

※If there is a vacancy in the admission slot on the day, tickets will be sold at the venue.

■Admission tickets from 8/10 (Mon) to 8/16 (Sun)
Admission is required for the date and time.
Advance tickets will be sold from 15:00 on August 6 (Thursday) at the electronic ticket sales site "LivePoket-Tiket-(Live Pocket)".
You can purchase it from the link below.

http://t.livepocket.jp/t/qp6b3

※If there is a vacancy in the admission slot on the day, tickets will be sold at the venue.

In addition to the iconic logo, items such as Pikachu, Hedshag, Gengar, and other Pokemon Encyclopedia that Arsham was familiar with as a child, such as Pokemon Encyclopedia, will be reborn as new works by his hands.

<About this work>
Daniel Arsham is based on the concept of "archeology as fiction."
In this work, a work that looks at the world of the present (rubi: present) from the future induces the imagination of the viewer. This time, Arsham created sculptures based on the theme of "Pokemon", which he cares about. His own archeology interprets and expresses each item that symbolizes Pokemon as a "creature" that should love, or as a symbol of "play".
1000 years later, when we discovered Pokemon in 3020 AD, it seems that it has weathered at first glance.
The pure and beautiful works, even if they look like this, showcasing crystallized brilliance, are full of charm that makes you imagine the positive future of Pokemon through the eyes of Arsham playing in the future of fantasy.

※The image is an image.
※It is subject to change without notice.

For those who enter the exhibition venue, a limited lottery of 50 "Crystalized Pikachu" will be sold.

[Lottery sales products]
Daniel Arsham × Pokémon
Crystalized Pikachu
h33 × d16 × w20 ㎝
ed.500
300,000 yen (tax included)
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　I will correct it as follows.
Error: 300,000 yen + tax ⇒ positive: 300,000 yen (tax included)

[Information on sales methods]
Due to limited production, this product will be sold by lottery for customers who have entered the exhibition "Relics of Kanto Through Time".
※You can participate in the lottery once per person per admission at the PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO venue.
※Winning announcements will be announced only to those who have been elected after this exhibition.

[PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO Limited]

※This product will also be sold at PARCO ONLINE STORE from 11:00 on August 1st (Sat).

Click here to purchase.☟
https://kaeru.parco.jp/shop/detail/shop000025836/?page=1&layout=s&query=Daniel

〇 Daniel Arsham × Pokémon
Stickers ¥1,300 + Tax

〇 Daniel Arsham × Pokémon
Set of 6 postcards ¥1,600 + tax

〇 Daniel Arsham × Pokémon
Notes (2 types in total) 　¥1,700 + tax each

〇 Daniel Arsham × Pokémon
Posters (3 types in total) 　¥1,500 + tax each

[2G limited]

※For 2G products, you can purchase them in 2G.
　There is no sale at PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO.

〇 Daniel Arsham × Pokémon
Logo tote bags (2 types in total) ¥9,800 + tax each

〇 Daniel Arsham × Pokémon
Crystalized Sculpture Poster Each ￥6,000+ Tax
A poster for Crystalized Sculpture by Daniel Arsham.
(Pikachu, Pokemon Trainer, Pokemon Logo, Pokemon Card)

※The image is an image.
※Exhibition contents and products are subject to change.
※We cannot accept returns or exchanges of products for your convenience.

■Daniel Arsham
Born in Ohio, USA in 1980, graduated from the prestigious Art Academy, Cooper Union. Currently, he is an artist based in New York. His works range from three-dimensional works, paintings, installations, and performances based on the concept of "Fictional Archeolog Archeology as fictional fictional." MOMA PS1 (New York), The Museum of Contemporary Art (Miami, The Athens Bienniale (Athens), The New Museum (New York), Mills College Art Museum (Oakland), Carré d'Art - musée d'artcontemporain de Nevames (Navimes, France) has presented works at the International How Museum (Shanghailand) in Nimes, France, etc.

■NANZUKA
In 2005, he was established in Shibuya, Tokyo under the name of NANZUKA UNDERGROUND as an experimental gallery aiming to connect pop culture and contemporary art. Since then, he has been active as an academic gallery dealing with creativity in peripheral fields such as design, illustration, street, manga, fashion, music, etc. Keiichi Tanaami, Hajime Sorayama, Harumi Yamaguchi, and Toshio Saeki have been re-evaluated for many years outside the Japanese art scene, and strives to introduce them on the stage of international contemporary art. In 2019, the "Tokyo Pop Underground" exhibition, which was held in collaboration with Jeffery Deitch, an American gallerist, became a major international topic as an exhibition that unravels the abyss of Japanese art under a new framework. At the same time, he also focuses on nurturing and supporting young and medium-sized artists from Japan and abroad, and holds exhibitions of leading overseas artists in Japan and overseas, embodying the current state of the global art scene.

■Pokemon
Pokemon's roots are the gameboy software "Pokemon Red Green" released in 1996. The new play, characterized by the collection, nurturing and exchange of Pokemon, gained overwhelming support among elementary school students, followed by a variety of content such as trading card games, TV anime, movies, apps, and more, and their popularity expanded globally. Sales of game software totaled over 300 million units, and were distributed in 2016.
The Pokémon GO app has been loved by a wide range of generations for a long time, including reaching 1 billion downloads worldwide (as of August 2019).


©Daniel Arsham Courtesy of NANZUKA
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