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Hi-Red Centre Shelter Plan is a 1964 film showcasing a performance art event by the Japanese group Hi-Red Centre. This documentary captures an early happening that critiques Cold War anxieties through an unusual lens of humor and absurdity.
This film is a very rare document, reflecting an experimental art movement that’s not often seen outside of Japan. Released in a time when performance art was pushing boundaries, it’s hard to find copies of this title. Its scarcity makes it particularly appealing to collectors interested in the evolution of avant-garde cinema and performance, and even the niche market for Japanese experimental films of the era. If you come across it, you might want to consider adding it to your collection, as it offers a singular perspective on an influential group.
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The film is a documentary that showcases performance art.
The film was directed by Jonouchi.
Key figures in the film include Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, and Masao Adachi.
The film was released in 1964.
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