GOODBYE EXCHANGE EXHIBITION, GOODBYE NAGOYA UNIVERSITY

Goodbye EXCHANGE EXHIBITION: an origami crane being exchanged for an EXCHANGE ZINE.

All that is left from the exchange installation now are a few EXCHANGE ZINES and the objects that were traded like origami, flowers, eggplants, mirrors, hats, bows and drawings. The video archive of the exhibition can be seen at www.lucindaabel.tumblr.com

Goodbye Hirano, our lovely landlady: we went to a near town called Inyama and saw the oldest wooden castle in Japan, ate some eel, looked at tea ceremony puppets, saw the oldest road that links osaka to hokkaido, then checked out a fertility shrine where there were penis's everywhere, even shaped rocks.

Bye nagoya: making some last stops for crazy snacks at the health bank, philipino food store and we checked out a swimming pool, realised it was for kids but heyho still went down the slides and did the on the hour kids workout routine that everyone was doing....

Bye Uni: Millies Printmaking course put on a doo for us, we got the date wrong and had a knock at our apartment door to tell us we were hours late for the party, oopsy! English biscuits, squid balls, presents, party hats galore!

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