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"Tokyo Resolution"
Naoya Hatakeyama × Yoshitaka Mouri
Tokyo can be considered as a "solid", from a distance, by thinking about it as a substance. On the other hand, Tokyo can be considered as "raw", when it comes to the lives of its inhabitant and their various relationships. Going into the city and observing it, one may find such different aspects of Tokyo. With keywords such as "dive, "fly" and "crawl", this talk matches a photographer with a sociologist to talk about different images of Tokyo - and how this depends on our attitudes, based on their experiences.
＊This lecture is also a part of the "Tokyo Artpoint Project" intern program.
Find more: http://www.bh-project.jp/artpoint/eng/app/intern.html
*45 minutes talk by each lecturer followed by dialogue.
■Venue: HILLSIDE PLAZA（29-10 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo and other locations）
*Please note the dates, lecturer and venue may change.
■Capacity: 100 each (Reservation required)
■Fee: Adult (non-member) ¥1,000 / lecture, Student or AIT member ¥800 / lecture
*Please pay at the reception on the day of the lecture.
■Organized by TOKYO METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT, Tokyo Culture Creation Project at Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Arts Initiative Tokyo(AIT)
■Supported by HILLSIDE TERRACE and more
※All lectures will be in Japanese only
[1] From https://bh-project.jp/artpoint/eng/lectureform/
[2] FAX the items below to 03-3780-0266. Make sure to title the sheet as "Tokyo Art School".
1. Name
2. Tel
3. Email Address
4. Address
5. Adult or Student or AIT member
"Tokyo Resolution"
Naoya Hatakeyama × Yoshitaka Mouri
Tokyo can be considered as a "solid", from a distance, by thinking about it as a substance. On the other hand, Tokyo can be considered as "raw", when it comes to the lives of its inhabitant and their various relationships. Going into the city and observing it, one may find such different aspects of Tokyo. With keywords such as "dive, "fly" and "crawl", this talk matches a photographer with a sociologist to talk about different images of Tokyo - and how this depends on our attitudes, based on their experiences.
＊This lecture is also a part of the "Tokyo Artpoint Project" intern program.
Find more: http://www.bh-project.jp/artpoint/eng/app/intern.html
Lecture Information
■Time: 13:00〜16:00 (Door opens at 12:30)*45 minutes talk by each lecturer followed by dialogue.
■Venue: HILLSIDE PLAZA（29-10 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo and other locations）
*Please note the dates, lecturer and venue may change.
■Capacity: 100 each (Reservation required)
■Fee: Adult (non-member) ¥1,000 / lecture, Student or AIT member ¥800 / lecture
*Please pay at the reception on the day of the lecture.
■Organized by TOKYO METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT, Tokyo Culture Creation Project at Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Arts Initiative Tokyo(AIT)
■Supported by HILLSIDE TERRACE and more
Entry
※All lectures will be in Japanese only
[1] From https://bh-project.jp/artpoint/eng/lectureform/
[2] FAX the items below to 03-3780-0266. Make sure to title the sheet as "Tokyo Art School".
1. Name
2. Tel
3. Email Address
4. Address
5. Adult or Student or AIT member
*Entry may be declined due to at capacity.
* AIT member includes "House member", "Support member" and "Base member" for "AIT membership program".
Find more at http://www.a-i-t.net/
Contact
Arts Initiative Tokyo [AIT]30-3-A502 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku 150-0033
TEL +81-3-5489-7277 / FAX +81-3-3780-0266
http://www.a-i-t.net/
