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Exhibition
Nizo Yamamoto: Master of Anime Scenography, the first comprehensive exhibition outside Japan dedicated to art director Nizō Yamamoto, presents around 120 original works at the S. Tchoban Foundation, Berlin, including his backgrounds for Castle in the Sky, Grave of the Fireflies, Princess Mononoke and The Girl Who Leapt Through Time.
Riekeles Gallery presented the first solo exhibition of Japanese anime art director Shūichi Kusamori, featuring original pencil drawings for his graphic novel Fuyū no Ō (The Winter King), four new paintings inspired by China Miéville's Perdido Street Station, and Solegraph Editions of artwork from Innocence, Ghost in the Shell and Metropolis.
Riekeles Gallery presented the first solo exhibition in Germany dedicated to a Japanese anime background artist. Kosuke Hayashi, currently at Studio Ghibli, is renowned for his hand-painted style, and the show featured his background art for In This Corner of the World and The Boy and the Heron alongside personal works shown publicly for the first time.