KOTODAMA: FILM AND ART BETWEEN SPAIN AND JAPAN
A CONVERSATION WITH CARLA CAÑELLAS & EUGENIO TARDÓN
Instituto Cervantes Tokyo
Cervantes Building, 2-9 Rokubancho
102-0085 Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan
6:30 p.m., April 9, 2026
In this masterclass, Carla Cañellas and Eugenio Tardón will present the creative process behind Kotodama: The Way of the Mirror, a film and exhibition project developed between Spain and Japan in which art, pilgrimage, image, and thought are interwoven as
the central pillars of the work.
86TH VALDEPEÑAS INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS PRIZE
Group exhibition featuring the selected and award-winning artists of the 86th Valdepeñas
International Fine Arts Prize.
Valdepeñas.
August 31 – October 5, 2025.
KOKORO NO MICHI, THE WAY OF THE HEART
Embassy of Spain in Japan, Tokyo
1 Chome-3-29 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0032, Japan
From 19 to 27 September 2024
Solo exhibition
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GOYA LIVES, THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES
Sala i-10, Joaquín Roncal Center. Zaragoza
From 18 April to 8 June 2024.
Solo exhibition
https://www.fundacioncai.es/act/exposicion-carla-canellas
FITUR/ Live drawing and talk about the making of the film “The way of shodō”.
Japan Stand, FITUR, IFEMA, Madrid
12h ,27 January 2024
With the Japan Foundation, official partner of the film “The way of shodō”, I made a live drawing of one of the main characters of the film and we explained the ins and outs of the filming in Japan.
https://md.jpf.go.jp/es/Actividades/Arte-y-Cultura/evento/437/demostracion-de-caligrafia-en-vivo-en-fitur-2024
ZEN Y ARTE Reflexiones desde una óptica española
Embassy of Spain in Japan. Tokyo.
From 28 October to 24 November 2023.
Participation in the group exhibition curated by Jaime Romero Leo and Abe Misaki.
Organised by the Embassy of Spain in Japan and the Shigyo Sosyu Collection / Toshima Memorial Gallery.
Toshima Yasumasa Memorial Gallery.
Kawaii: pasado, presente y futuro.Ira Torres
Pablo Gargallo Museum, Zaragoza.
From 14 September to 17 December 2023.
Participation in the group exhibition curated by Alejandra Rodriguez Cunchillos.
In collaboration with the Museo de Zaragoza, the SOLO Collection and the Japan Foundation.
