Jerry Takigawa Photograph Added to Crocker Art Museum Collection

Through a generous gift from Gail and John Enns and Celadon Inc, a recent photograph from Jerry Takigawa’s False Food series has been added to the permanent collection of the Crocker Art Museum. The image, Untitled F-374, is slated to be included in the next photography exhibition curated from the museum’s collection by Diana…

Jerry Takigawa: Accelerating Time

by Richard Pitnick, Black & White Magazine, Fall Issue 2012 (#93) (Release date July 24, 2012) Copyright 2012 by Ross Periodicals, Inc. All rights reserved.

Time and the arc of memory are the central themes of Jerry Takigawa’s elegantly conceived and executed “Landscapes of Presence” portfolio. Working with a range of elemental natural objects and…

“Living Plastic-Free” Talk and “False Food” Photo Exhibition at Carl Cherry Center for the Arts

On June 22 at 7 pm, in the Carl Cherry Center Theater, artist Jerry Takigawa will introduce Monterey Bay Aquarium climate change interpretive specialist Sarah-Mae Nelson. Nelson will share simple choices we can all make to reduce single-use plastic from our lives and help heal the oceans.

This talk is presented in conjunction with False…

Jerry Takigawa photograph to be featured in Santa Barbara Museum of Art exhibition

SBMA exhibition Portrayal/Betrayal, on view from June 2 – September 16, 2012, will explore the endlessly interesting terrain of the portrait. The exhibition will include over 100 photographs from the museum’s permanent collection “that reveal an infinite range of human complexities and contradictory states of heart and mind.” Organized into nine distinct groups, each…

Many Hats and EngineeringThe Future

Takigawa Design wins two gold awards in international creative competition

The Summit Creative Award competition celebrates the accomplishments of small and medium-sized advertising agencies and other creative groups throughout the world with annual billings under $30 million. Entries for this year’s competition came from 22 countries and were judged by 16 creative professionals from 8 countries.

Engineering the Future,” a book we produced for…