20 April - 1 August 1993

Location: Tochoji Temple Auditorium P3

The system was composed of a mesostic of the Duty of Civil Disobedience by Henry David as its basis, six chairs, 36 speakers, 36 CD players/amplifiers, and 24 computer-controlled lights. John Cage's computer-modified voice filled the exhibition space.
This work was first presented at documenta 8 and restructured to work in P3's gallery space. Directions for the P3 installation were given by Cage himself before he passed away.

Strings, a series of prints that Cage created using the I-Ching, was exhibited in the sub gallery.
A variety of concerts, performances, and lectures were organized during the exhibition.

6, 20 June, 4,11,18 July, 1 August
Concert: Contemporary Artists Nation

20 May, 24 June, 22 July
Concert: Natsuki Emura, Takushi Kawai

1,2 July
Concert: "RE(CAGE)MIX" Takehisa Kosugi, Yuji Takahashi, Sasagu Yasui

30 May, 27 June, 25 July
Macrobiotic Dinners

23 May
Lecture: Michio Kushi 'Food and Virtuous Poverty'

12 June
Lecture: Susumu Shono 'Was john Cage influential?'

17 July
Lecture: Takashi Serizawa 'Buckminster Fuller's Anarchism'

24 July
Lecture: Hisao Kanaseki 'Thoreau and Descendants of 20th Century'

Organized by: P3 art and environment
Sponsored by: Matsushita Electric Industrial, Japan Amway, Suntry, Shiseido, JTB, NEC, Heineken Beer
Cooperation: Bose
Installation and Lighting: Andrew Culver
Exhibition and Copyright Coordinated by: Performing Art Service, Mimi Johnson
Exhibition Support: James Carol, Zaat & company, Taro Matsunaga, Naomi Matsunaga