Ayako Rokkaku’s (rokkakuayako) solo exhibition “Magic Hand” has opened. The venue is Chiba Prefectural Museum of Art.
Ayako Rokkaku “Magic Hand” installation view
For this exhibition, a range of original merchandise has been planned and put on sale, offered at a pop-up museum shop set up within the venue.
The Ayako Rokkaku original merchandise sales booth set up within the museumDrawings hand-drawn by Ayako Rokkaku were displayedWall of the museum shop
Postcards (550 yen)
A museum-shop staple, the postcards come as a three-piece set of shaped cards drawn from motifs in the War of the Worlds series.
Postcards, three-piece set for 550 yen — on the right, the large bandana
Large bandana (6,000 yen)
The large bandana measures a generous 750mm × 750mm.
It could look great framed and hung on the wall!
Large bandana (750mm × 750mm), 6,000 yen
Limited-edition poster (3,850 yen)
The single most popular item was the 1,000-copy limited-edition poster.
Limited-edition poster, 1,000 copies (720mm × 520mm), 3,850 yen (frame not included)
Sales were capped at three per person, but the 100-copy signed edition (11,000 yen) sold out almost immediately.
The poster came packed in a square tube with an Ayako Rokkaku sticker and a work-credit sticker attached.
Flower vase (8,250 yen)
Limited to one per person was the flower vase by SeeSee.
This is an item by SEE SEE, a homeware brand carrying on the traditional craft of “Shizuoka Hikimono.”
Display and sale of the flower vasesFlower vase, 8,250 yenmaterial: White Ash / size: w:65mm x h:80mm
Other
Alongside the above, floating pens, puffy stickers, and konpeito candy — all expressing Ayako Rokkaku’s worldview — were on sale.
To mark this exhibition, collaboration items with BEAMS are also planned for later sale at BEAMS CULTUART and BEAMS Chiba, including apparel such as hoodies, long-sleeve T-shirts, caps, and a variety of small goods.
*Due to reselling issues, merchandise sales were discontinued immediately after this article was posted.
Ayako Rokkaku “Magic Hand”
Ayako Rokkaku（rokkakuayako）的个展”Magic Hand”已开幕。展场为 Chiba Prefectural Museum of Art。
