Music Program TOKYO Workshop Workshop! 2020 on stage & legacy Forum for Art Activities leading to Social Inclusion—Think about Socially Inclusive Art Activities in the time of Corona Online/Offline Case Studies of Art Museums and Performing Arts Venues
Giving thought to why art must be open to all people is to figure out what Art Museums and Performing Arts Venues can especially do for this unparalleled period.
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Tue, Jan 26, 2021 14:00-15:30 |
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| Venue | Online (Zoom) |
| Genre | TBK productions Other |
Overview |
In 2020, the “normality” in the world has totally changed by the novel coronavirus pandemic. As a result of restrictions on our lifestyles in the time of Corona, there are so many people left without any access to Art more than ever. While art museums and performing arts venues have been reopening their exhibitions and performances under the new normal operations, they also have resumed activities leading to social inclusion with trials and errors, including making the most of online interactions. At this forum, we are going to examine the following through the case studies of the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo: ⁃ the mission of cultural institutions for the Post Corona Society ⁃ the tasks and hints to deliver art activities leading to social inclusion |
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Panelists |
MORI Tsukasa (TURN Project Director/Creative Well Project Director, Project Department, Arts Council Tokyo) INANIWA Sawako (Curator, Chief of Learning and Public Projects, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum) GOH Yasunori (Educator, Chief of Educational Programs Section, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo) SUGIYAMA Yukiyo (Chief of Inclusion & Partnership Section, Production Section of Planning and Production Division, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan) |
Maximum number of auditors |
approx. 100 (application required, first-come-first-served basis)
Target auditors: ⁃ People in the field of arts/music education/social well-being ⁃ Artists ⁃ Municipalities/cultural administration personnel ⁃ Students ⁃ Researchers and more from such fields |
Tickets
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Free Participation |
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Application Period |
Middle of Dec 2020–Fri, Jan 22, 2021 24:00 |
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Application |
The application has been closed since the application number has reached the limit.
Application Form (The form is only in Japanese.) [Notes] ⁃ The applications will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis and will be closed when the application number reaches the limit. The seats, however, will again become available in case of cancellations or other reasons. Please note that we do not offer wait list for the cancellation. ⁃ If an applicant submits multiple times, only the first application will be valid. ⁃ To ensure that you receive emails from us, please add the domain “@t-bunka.jp” to the whitelist such as approved sender list you have enabled them on your email setting. (If you have set up those sender filterings on your email, you may not receive the application confirmation email and short notices from us.) ⁃ The applications are accepted only for the participation of applicants themselves. |
Other Information
* The session is conducted only in Japanese.
* Photography and video recording will occur during the session for our reports, publicity materials, and other communication tools including SNS.
* The program is subject to change under certain circumstances.
Inquiries |
Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Production Section +81-3-3828-2111 |
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Organizers & Supporters |
Organizers: Tokyo Metropolitan Government/Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture: Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Arts Council Tokyo Partners: Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture: Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo Supported by: Japan Foundation for Regional Art-Activities/Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan |