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PRESS NEWS LETTER
The Tokyo Culture Creation Project releases information to the press in the Press News Letter written from various perspectives.
Press News Letter can be downloaded from the link below.
- Vol.11 (Mar. 2011)
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*Recitals of "Traditional Performing Arts for Kids"scheduled on March 21, 29 and 30, covered on the press news letter vol. 11, have been cancelled due to the Tohoku-Pacific Ocean Earthquake for security reasons. - Vol.10 (Dec. 2010)
PDF [2MB]
Linking the Dots for Regional Restructuring:A Project to Create an Up-To-The-Minute Art District - Vol.9 (September 27, 2010)
PDF [2.1MB]
Attraction of Super Chorus TOKYO Aiming to Make It to the Top of Chorus and Make Itself Known around the World - Vol.8 (July 30, 2010)
PDF [1.6MB]
Interview with Mr. Tadashi Kawamata, the Artist Heading Tokyo in Progress
What is an Interlocal Art Project taking place opposite the Tokyo Sky Tree?
PRESS RELEASE
- Events and Activities Feburary Jan.28.2011
PDF [184KB]
- Events and Activities Janurary Dec.17.2010
PDF [266KB]
- Events and Activities October - November Oct.18.2010
PDF [320KB]
- Events and Activities August - September Aug.17.2010
PDF [1.1MB]
Press Conference in 2010-2011 Programs
(From the left) Shinichiro Momohara, Senior Director of the Culture Promotion Division, Bureau of Citizens and, Cultureal Affairs, Tokyo Metropolitan Government; Man Nomura; Roberto Gabbiani, Tadashi Kawamata; and Masanori Sugitani, Senior Director of the Tokyo Culture Creation Project Office, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture
Press Conference
2010-2011 Programs for the Tokyo Culture Creation Project, which marks the third year of the project, was announced at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan (Chiyoda City) on June 4.
The project has three core objectives. The first is “Festival” which hosts contemporary and high quality international art festivals as well as cultural events in various fields. The second is “Kids” which intends to help children’s development through arts and culture. The third is “Artpoint” which aims to cultural focal points of culture in various communities of Tokyo. Representing these three objectives, Mr. Roberto Gabbiani, a chorus master at the Teatro Regio di Torino (Turin Royal Theatre), Mr. Man Nomura, a Noh actor (holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property) and the chairperson of the Japan Council of Performers’ Organizations, and Mr. Tadashi Kawamata an artist and professor at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-arts made speeches about their aspirations for the programs.
For details of new programs and the programs continued from the last year in the Tokyo Culture Creation Project, please refer to the information materials distributed at the press conference listed below.
The project has three core objectives. The first is “Festival” which hosts contemporary and high quality international art festivals as well as cultural events in various fields. The second is “Kids” which intends to help children’s development through arts and culture. The third is “Artpoint” which aims to cultural focal points of culture in various communities of Tokyo. Representing these three objectives, Mr. Roberto Gabbiani, a chorus master at the Teatro Regio di Torino (Turin Royal Theatre), Mr. Man Nomura, a Noh actor (holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property) and the chairperson of the Japan Council of Performers’ Organizations, and Mr. Tadashi Kawamata an artist and professor at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-arts made speeches about their aspirations for the programs.
For details of new programs and the programs continued from the last year in the Tokyo Culture Creation Project, please refer to the information materials distributed at the press conference listed below.
- Press Release <2010-2011 program lineup >
PDF [225KB] - Material 1 <Profiles of speakers and participants >
PDF [299KB] - Material 2 <Introduction of programs >
PDF [524KB]
- Material 3 <Outline of the Tokyo Culture Creation Project and the list of co-organizers >
PDF [205KB]
- Annual calendar
PDF [139KB]
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