[Machine Translation] Sixty years of images run amok! Over 600 illustrations! All about the activities of the brain of Keiichi Tanaami, the king of fantasy at the age of 88. Keiichi Tanaami became the first art director of the Japanese monthly magazine "PLAYBOY" in 1975 and attracted attention with his innovative graphic design. Since 2000, he has continued to collaborate with fashion brands and musicians, and has created pica pica in the Corona Disaster. Since 2000, he has collaborated with fashion brands and musicians, made 700 Picasso reproductions at the Corona Disaster, and held a feast with the works of the late Fujio Akatsuka, among others. This book is a definitive collection of Keiichi Tanaami's works that summarizes his 60-year creative career, from his early days to his latest works, with approximately 600 illustrations and a wealth of valuable materials and multifaceted discussions. Tanaami himself was involved in the production of the book: he selected the designer, checked the layout and cover, and repeatedly color proofed the book. The process of the book was conducted by a professional who is well versed in the art of printing. In the opening essay, "The Bridge on the Border of the Sacred and the Profane," Tanaami describes how his childhood memories were sublimated into his latest work, "100 Bridges," and how his "memory" became his artwork. / Tanaami's production method: Tanaami's production process begins with the creation of a designated sheet of paper with DIC color chips and dots, which he decides the composition by copying and reducing his own drawings, and then his assistant finishes it on a computer according to the designated sheet. The book also contains hand-drawn storyboards of animated and experimental films from the 1970s, as well as the specification sheets with meticulous instructions written on them. The book also includes hand-drawn storyboards of animations and experimental films from the 1970s. ( 1 ) Zero Point of Pop: War and Sex in Keiichi Tanaami's Art: Yuko Ikegami [Art Historian, Professor, Graduate School of Humanities, Osaka University] ( 2 ) Keiichi Tanaami: Pop in the Works on Paper in the 1960s: Sarah Suzuki [Associate Director, Museum of Modern Art, New York] ( 3 ) Keiichi Tanaami as Image Director Keiichi Tanaami as an Image Director: Design in the 1950s and 1960s: Natsu Onodera [Research Fellow, The National Art Center, Tokyo] ( 4 ) Keiichi Tanaami: Experimental Animator and Structural Filmmaker: Julian Ross [Assistant Professor, Leiden University] ( 5 ) Postwar and the 21st Century for Keiichi Tanaami: Yuji Yamashita [Art Historian, The National Art Center, Tokyo Yuji Yamashita [Art historian, Professor, Department of Art, Meiji Gakuin University] / Filled with materials to know Tanaami deeply: 20,000 words of long interview ( Long interview ), full of episodes that seem to go back and forth between reality and dreams ( Key words collection ), secrets of his thought ( Research records of materials accumulated in his studio ), others ( Brief chronology ) ( ( Chronology ) ( History of Major Exhibitions ) ( Public Collection ) ( Bibliography ). (Exhibition Info) Keiichi Tanaami: Adventures in Memory Venue: The National Art Center, Tokyo / Dates: August 7, 2024 (Wed) - November 11, 2024 (Mon)