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Hardcover. From Shiota's early performance work in the mid-1990s, to the development of her iconic string instillations, this book captures the enduring importance of the line - of drawing - in the formation of her practice. Chiharu Shiota is a catalogue, a monograph and the diary of an installation. It uniquely includes an illustrated journey tracking the day-by-day realisation of her commission at the Art Gallery of South Australia, 'Absence embodied' - from an empty white room to an expansive drawing in space with red wool. Notably, this commission for the Art Gallery of South Australia is the only permanent installation of her work at a major institution in the world. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Golden Best Matsuyama Chiharu (IMPORT) Chiharu Matsuyama - CD 4988013534322

Asami Kawakami is a 17 year old highschool girl and is a member of her school's art club, which is run by her friend and adviser, Keigo Sawa. For some time, her best friend Chiharu hasn't been answering her cell phone and has also stopped coming to school. One day Chiharu shows up at the art club and says that the reason she was gone was because of a video game, and that she has also seen many horrific things. That day she goes home and, under the mysterious influence of the game, commits suicide. Asami goes to Chiharu's room after her death and finds the video game, "Portus," and takes it home in the hope of finding out what it is about this game that made her friend commit suicide.

Asami Kawakami is a 17 year old highschool girl and is a member of her school's art club, which is run by her friend and adviser, Keigo Sawa. For some time, her best friend Chiharu hasn't been answering her cell phone and has also stopped coming to school. One day Chiharu shows up at the art club and says that the reason she was gone was because of a video game, and that she has also seen many horrific things. That day she goes home and, under the mysterious influence of the game, commits suicide. Asami goes to Chiharu's room after her death and finds the video game, "Portus," and takes it home in the hope of finding out what it is about this game that made her friend commit suicide.

Ai Uehara and Chiharu Kusakabe's beloved senior, Hoshino-senpai, is finally graduating. She wants to study science at a school far away, but that means Ai and Chiharu won't see her anymore. Ai struggles with the reality of senpai leaving as Chiharu battles with her own unrequited feelings...when a bold underclassman interlopes, though, things might take an unexpected turn...

Nets features works of art that play with the idea of webs and networks, from spiders' webs to diagram structures. Among the contributing artists are Edward Burtynsky, Trevor Paglen, Dan Perjovschi, Chiharu Shiota and Jorinde Voigt. In addition, authors from various disciplines comment on various related keywords, such as "digital," "spider," "web" and "sensory."

Ai Uehara and Chiharu Kusakabe's beloved senior, Hoshino-senpai, is finally graduating. She wants to study science at a school far away, but that means Ai and Chiharu won't see her anymore. Ai struggles with the reality of senpai leaving as Chiharu battles with her own unrequited feelings...when a bold underclassman interlopes, though, things might take an unexpected turn...

R to L (Japanese Style). Someone didn't make it into college, and it wasn't Ôtani! Suzuki, thrown by his family's harsh expectations, failed the college entrance exam. And now some bruiser who did get accepted wants Chiharu for himself! Ôtani jumps to the rescue by claiming Suzuki is a judo expert who will fight for Chiharu's hand! But is one week really enough time to turn Suzuki into a black belt?

R to L (Japanese Style). Someone didn't make it into college, and it wasn't Ôtani! Suzuki, thrown by his family's harsh expectations, failed the college entrance exam. And now some bruiser who did get accepted wants Chiharu for himself! Ôtani jumps to the rescue by claiming Suzuki is a judo expert who will fight for Chiharu's hand! But is one week really enough time to turn Suzuki into a black belt?