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Photo Exhibition: GAZA. Signal of Life

The first exhibition in Japan to support Amer Nasser, a filmmaker and photographer facing a severe humanitarian crisis in northern Gaza.となる展覧会。

『Sorry, this is (not) for you.』 ATAMI ART GRANT2024

Exhibition Announcement ATAMI ART GRANT2024 超ー Beyond ATAMI @atamiartgrant  『Sorry, this is (not) for you.』 Artists: Lea Embeli, Jini, Ana Jovanovska, Vivi Zhu Directed and Curated by: Sun Kim Assistant Curator: Lyudmila Georgieva Design:  Ana Jovanovska, Support: Alissa Osada-Phornsiri Created by: (O)Kamemochi Organised by: ATAMI ART GRANT 2024 Venue Ozaki Land Bldg. 2-2 Sakimicho, Atami Date: 2nd November - 1st December 2024 Opening Hours: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Last admission at 5:00 PM) Opening: Fri/Sat/Sun/Holidays Parking: Not available *Please note that an ATAMI ART GRANT 2024 exhibition ticket is required for indoor venues. *The works of (O)Kamemochi and Takahito…

Exhibition: “呼応する / Koō-suru”

この度、2024年11月9日(土)より堺屋太一記念 東京藝術大学 美術愛住館にて、国際芸術創造研究科の学生による展覧会「呼応する / Koō-suru」展を開催いたします。

Special Talk: Contemporary Asia at the Millennium’s End: Debordering Hong Kong Cinema and Commonality/Difference in Urban Spaces

Special Talk: Contemporary Asia at the Millennium’s End: Debordering Hong Kong Cinema and Commonality/Difference in Urban Spaces We are pleased to welcome C. J. W.-L. Wee, Professor at the Nanyang Technological University, for a special lecture.Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Date: Friday, July 5, 2024, 18:00-19:30Venue: GA Lecture Room (4F), TAKI PLAZA, Ueno Campus, Tokyo University of the Arts Presenter: C. J. W.-L. Wee ((Professor, Nanyang Technological University)Moderator: Yoshitaka Mori (Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts) Organizer: Yoshitaka Mori Lab, Graduate School of Global Arts, Tokyo University of the ArtsLanguage: English My forthcoming book, A Regional Contemporary, examines the…

The Arts of Dissent: Art and Democracy vol. 2

The Arts of Dissent: Art and Democracy vol. 2 In May of 2022, when the spread of COVID was finally coming to an end, The Arts of Dissent: Art and Democracy was held at the Chinretsukan Gallery of the Ueno Campus, Tokyo University of the Arts, as a response to the sudden changes that had occurred in global politics. One symbolic event was the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which began in February of that year, but this was preceded by the global spread of nationalism, ethnocentrism, racism and xenophobia. Amongst the rise of authoritarian states, political repression through violence, persecution…

展覧会「私の心臓はそんなに汚いですか…? (is my heart worthy of contempt…? )」

is my heart worthy of contempt…?  私の心臓はそんなに汚いですか…?  Date: 31st May - 2nd June 11:00 - 17:00Venue: Datsuijo - (a) place to be naked※ To receive the address of Datsuijo, please fill out the linked form or contact (O)Kamemochi directly. The location is an 8-minute walk from Nippori 日時:5月31日(金)-6月2日(日) 11:00 - 17:00会場:脱衣所 - (a) place to be naked※脱衣所の住所を受け取ることができるのは、リンク先のフォームにご記入いただくか、(O)Kamemochi に直接ご連絡いただいた場合のみです。日暮里駅から徒歩8分の場所です。 Artists and Researchers アーティストと研究者珍熙. (Jini) / Vivi Zhu / Cléo Verstrepen and Serhat Orta / Nina Zhao / Ana Jovanovska / Dima Abou Zannad Curators キュレーターSun Kim / Georgieva Lyudmila Designers デザイン Ana Jovanovska / Lea Embeli  Arts Management アートマネジメントAlissa Osada-Phornsiri (長田ポンシリ・アリサ) ----------------------------------------- Let me show you, come inside. See the door shutting…

Fragment and Whole: Orie Endo Talk Event + Workshop

(O)Kamemochi Co-Learning Session vol. 1 Fragment and Whole: Orie Endo Talk Event + Workshop Date: 11th May 2024 (Sat) 14:00 - 17:30Location: Tokyo University of the Arts Ueno Campus, TAKI Plaza 3F Community SalonAddress: 12-8, Ueno Park, Taito-ku, TokyoGuest: Dr. Orie EndoInterpretation: Kana MiyazawaLanguage: English & Japanese (O)Kamemochi is proud to present their first Co-Learning Session, a project focused on creating spaces for tender exploration of collaborative learning.Language doesn’t function solely as a practical way of sharing information. Practising a language allows a new set of logic, philosophy, and aesthetics. Hito Steyerl argues: “Language is defined not by common origin,…

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