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An Idea would make that sound brings together five artists exploring aural metaspaces within a gallery context. Each video work makes us of a settled frame; ...

We will hold a special talk by Victor WANG with MŌRI Yoshitaka (Sociologist / Professor, Graduate School of Global Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts) as a moderator on 10/9 (Tue)...

Within the frames of collaboration and community-building in contemporary art, this workshop of the CCCA network will explore various modes of participation. The workshop will take place in Tōkamachi,…

Last year, students from the Tokyo University of the Arts (TUA) Graduate School of Global Arts visited Taipei as part of a research exchange program between TUA and Taipei…

Shelly Silver is a New York based artist working with the still and moving image. Her work explores contested territories between public and private, narrative and documentary, and--increasingly in recent years--the watcher…

Ambient media seek to inhabit a space at the edge of conscious perception, creating moods and influencing behaviors without drawing attention to themselves. …

Prof. Yuko Hasegawa attended the symposium "Crossing Views on Artistic Creation in Japan" for the opening of the exhibition "FUKAMI, a dive into Japanese aesthetic"...

Saudade—Unmemorable Place of Time Chinese & Portuguese Contemporary Art Exhibition 2018.07.03 - 2018.08.26 Venue: Fosun Foundation Art Center, Shanghai, China Curator: Prof.Yuko Hasegawa Curatorial Statement by Yuko Hasegawa The untranslatable Portuguese word, saudade, conveys a desire for a past moment that may be forever unattainable. In many directions this word speaks of the current situation we are facing, where going back to the sweet past seems to be so convenient because of the overwhelming desperation generated by the terrifying present and future. In the midst of globalization which reveals itself in the forms such as cross-border trade and cultural exchange,…

The 2nd conference "Japan and Censorship in Contemporary Art" will be held at Tokyo University of the Arts. The first conference "ART, POLITICS AND CENSORSHIP IN JAPAN AND BEYOND" was held…