DADA100 GRAND OPENINGダダ100周年 グランドオープン

Artists appearing July 12 Sound poetry: Koichi Makigami Live music: Samsonite Orchestra (Switzerland / Japan debut!), CARRE Performance: Tetsuwari Albatrossket Dance: Mako Kubeck Collage: Keiji Ito, Yuko Kanatani DJ: Kayo, 37A Video: Namaiki Interior Design: Namaiki, Scrap Pages, so+ba, Misao Ushijima Produced by SuperDeluxe Tickets: [Peatix](http://peatix.com/event/161115/) From July 12 to July 18 SuperDeluxe becomes the center-piece of the Dada 100 anniversary in Japan. Art enthusiasts, the curious, and the thirsty can experience a unique space, recreating the atmosphere of the Cabaret Voltaire - birthplace of Dadaism in 1916 Zurich. Every evening, the Cabaret Voltaire at SuperDeluxe will present a variety of groundbreaking performances featuring dance, music, poetry and more.  Artist Information: Koichi MAKIGAMI  Koichi Makigami is leader, vocalist, thereminist, cornet and shakuhachi player for rock band Hikashu. He is known for his virtuosic vocal range and expression as well as his unique incorporation of elements of theatre, performance, and entertainment, all of which make this Japanese band so widely acclaimed both critically and popularly. Makigami is also active as voice improvisation artist and solo performer and has worked and collaborated with a great many artists and musicians in a wide variety of areas and styles, including Yuji Takahashi, John Zorn, Meredith Monk, David Moss, Ikue Mori, Phil Minton, Lauren Newton, Jaap Blonk, Carl Stone, Jon Rose, Guy Klucevsek, Derek Bailey, John Talor, Jim O’Rouke, Thomas Stronen and more. Makigami formed Japan Tuva Khoomei Association in 1998 and has invited many Tuvan singers to Japan. Ongoing projects include his aforementioned avant-pop unit, performances using interactive computer technology, voice improvisation, and various work as organizer and producer. Recent works include: HIKASHU album “Silence be alive" (2015 makigami record). Voice performance piece Chakurupa 1,2 3,4 and Chakurupattam (2003-2014). Vocal conduction piece Chakurupa navi (2006). Solo theremin album "Moon Eather" (2006 doubtmusic). Solo voice album "Koedarake" (2005 Tzadik). Since 2008, he also serves as main producer for Jazz Art Sengawa. [Koichi Makigami official site](http://www.makigami.com) Samsonite Orchestra (Switzerland)  This orchestra consists of only a single chap on stage, Julien Israelian, who had the idea of a pocket orchestra one day, when he bought an old suitcase in a secondhand shop. Not a Samsonite made of plastic, which we would imagine at the end of a golden boys’ arm, in too much of a hurry when in transit at the airport, but a beat up crusty suitcase filled with peculiar home-made instruments and two loop stations. The music of Samsonite Orchestra is essentially crafted with plucked strings, rubbed and struck, then looped, stacked, and assembled. Some of these sounds are very strange and sometimes poetic, the filiation with the music of Pierre Bastien is imperative but Samsonite Orchestra goes much further, creating real rhythmics, settling into repetition for some kind of minimal techno entirely designed by hand and rather evanescent, just like an old tatapoum from Wolfgang Voigt (Gas). (Photo by [TDG.CH](http://www.tdg.ch/culture/musique/Le-Samsonite-Orchestra-Des-percussions-a-cordes/story/17780803) newspaper / Switzerland) CARRE  [CARRE official site](http://mindgainminddepth.blogspot.jp) Tetsuwari Albatrossket  Photo by Manabu Numata [Tetsuwari Albatrossket official site](http://www.tetsuwari.com/top/index) Mako KUBECK  Keiji ITO  1958, Born in Tokyo, Japan. UFG (Unidentified Flying Graphics inc.) Director. Graphic artist. Kyoto University of Art and Design, Professor. Main works are painting, art direction and art work for advertisement, book, music CD sleeve, video clip, etc. NY ADC Gold awards 1999 by art works for “BIG MAGAZINE”, Merit awards 1998 by art works for “T. C. K.” and also 2000 by a book design of Rebecca Brown “Folie a Deux”. Tokyo ADC awards 2001 by art works for “Converse” press campaign. Ito's work can be seen in numerous Japanese and foreign magazines, books, albums, and videos. (Photo by Namaiki) [UFG Unidentified Flying Graphics official site](http://www.site-ufg.com) Yuko KANATANI  The work of Yuko Kanatani is steeped in a pop and psychedelic universe of a dazzling explosion of bright colors and repetitive patterns that join together and branch off into infinity. From personal exhibits to diverse collaborations, her “joyful” work is expressed through paintings, collages, animations and installations. [Yuko Kanatani official site](http://www.moypup.net) KAYO  37A  Photo by Masayuki Shioda [PANTY official site](http://p-a-n-t-y.com) Namaiki  Photo by Namaiki [Namaiki official site](http://www.namaiki.com) Main Partner: Cafe Royal, Switzerland Partner: Victorinox, Scrap Pages, Pro Helvetia, Dolder Grand Zürich, Sakae Stünzi Foundation Support: Embassy of Switzerland in Japan July 12 to 18 Cabaret Voltaire artists artists include (alphabetical order): Akiko Nakayama, CARRE, D.K.Z (Hamadaraka + Kosuke Kawamura), Eiko Ishibashi, Green Flames (Munehiro Narita, Mitsuru Tabata, Jun Inui), Hair Stylistics, Jacques Demierre (Switzerland), Joh Tachibana, Junichi Okuyama, Kaho Kogure, Kayo, Keiji Ito, Koichi Makigami, Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts (New Sanka 1925-1927-2016 in the Theater Performance), Mako Kubeck, Marginal Consort (Kazuo Imai, Koshikawa T, Shii Kei, Masami Tada), Matt Mottel (Talibam! / USA), Merzbow, Michiyo Yagi, Midori Takada, Misao Ushijima, Mizuki Misumi, Namaiki, Nao Nishihara, OL (Tomoo Gokita + Masayuki Shioda), onnacodomo, Samsonite Orchestra (Switzerland), 37A, Scrap Pages, so+ba, Takeo Oshima, Tetsuwari Albatrossket, Tetsuya Nagato and more!