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Nanxi Liu and Michael Leung are two beans from a relatively-new collective called gwobean, in Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong. The space is organized by 16 people from different journeys—some we met during land movements, some at university, some at zine fairs, and more. We share a common thread, to coexist in tumultuous times.

”Immigration Museum Tokyo” introduces the cultural background of people with backgrounds overseas living in Japan. This year, continuing from last year, we will hold a multinational art exhibition.

As part of the “Liberal Arts Course for Global Artists,” the Global Support Center is pleased to announce a talk event with Taiwanese curator, Alice, Nien-Pu Ko.

We are looking for expressions of creativity and talent from people with backgrounds overseas living in Japan: any genre, material is welcome!

We are pleased to have a special lecture by Mike Featherstone (Goldsmiths, University of London) and Tomoko Tamari (Goldsmiths, University of London). All welcome.

As a related event to the “New Ecology and Art” exhibition, we have an international symposium “Art, Ecology, and Our Future”. Experts from Japan and abroad will be invited to discuss the relationship between new ecology and art, and exchange views among experts in different fields such as art, science, and philosophy.

This exhibition, revolving around the theme of “art and new ecology,” aims to shed light on ecological art practices from efforts by both artists and researchers of the current age…