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Art for Tomorrow

  • Date：
    2011.04.09(Sat) - 2011.04.14(Thu)
    Closed：
    4/11
    Time：
    11:00 - 17:00
    Admission：
    Free
    Organize：
    Japan Art Donation / Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Tokyo Wonder Site
    Cooperation：
    island JAPAN / ARATANIURANO / gallery ART UNLIMITED / GALLERY HASHIMONO / GALLERY MoMo / Kenji Taki Gallery / SNOW Contemporary / Taka Ishii Gallery / Takeda Art Co./ TARONASU / Misa Shin Gallery / Mujin-to Production / YAMAMOTO GENDAI / YUKARI ART CONTEM
    Venue：
    TWS Shibuya
    Artist：
    Noe Aoki / Ryoko Aoki / Satoru Aoyama / Futo Akiyoshi / Nobuyoshi Araki / ALIMO / Hideki Iinuma / Mitsuhiro Ikeda / Isobe Ichiro / Tomoko Inagaki / Ryohei Usui / Koichi Enomoto / Ichiro Endo / Hiroko Otake / Shinko Okuhara / Saori Ono / Kaihatsukoumei / Kasahara Izuru / Daisuke Katayama / Izumi Kato / Teppei Kaneuji / Yuko Kamei / Kengo Kito / Takehito Kimura / Meiro Koizumi / Ami Ko / Yutaka Koyanagi / Yoshihiko Sato / Hideyuki Sawayanagi / Jumbo Suzuki / Julian Opie / Taityo-lemon x HbG / Ryudai Takano / Asuka Takamatsu / Kei Takemura / Chim↑Pom / Chihiro Nagashima / Manika Nagare / Tasu Nishi / Koji Nishimatsu / Rintaro Hara / Maiko Haruki / Hirako Yuichi / Haruka Fujibayashi / Ayato Fujiwara / Shingo Francis / Shoko Matsumiya / Miyajima Tasuo / Yasumasa Morimura / Yu Yasuda / Emu Yanagihara / Mitsuhiro Yamagiwa / yumisong / Mika Yoshizawa / Erika Yoshino 

Japan Art Donation (JAD) was founded as a post-earth quake reaction, to support those who have suffered from the disaster through workshops, dance, plays and performances revolving around art.  All the donations collected will go towards supporting artistic and cultural activities for the disaster area and the victims.

With the support of numerous artists and galleries, Japan Foundation and Tokyo Wonder Site have co-organized a charity exhibition, during which the exhibited pieces will be on sale and the proceeds will be donated to JAD. 

During the exhibition period the participating artists will hold live paintings, workshops and performances, where the artists show their sincere attitudes towards the will to create, even in this current situation.

Currently the search for the lost victims and the distribution of material supplies to those who need them are being carried.  On the other side the emotional care for the survived victims are becoming as big of an issue.  I strongly believe that the art will play an important role to bring comfort and encourage people to regain vitality in their lives.

We look forward to your visits to the exhibition.

Japan Art Donation
Founder Kenji Kubota

＜Open Studio＞
Satoru Aoyama / Futo Akiyoshi / Koichi Enomoto

＜Workshop＞
●4/9 (Sat.) 11:30~12:20 14:30~15:30 (Doors Open from 30min. before) 
  20 Participants （between age 4~12; must be accompanied by a guardian）
 Manika Nagare Workshop for children 「Ichijigahaku:tsumugou」
 a drawing session for children who have strong feelings after the disaster

●4/10日 (Sun.) 11:00-17:00 (Breaks in between)
Risa Sato 「Mini Balloon Workshop」
 Workshops where participants draw on balloons made by the artist.

＜Performances＞
●4/9 (Sat.)　   13:00-16:30　HITOTZUKI (KAMI+SASU) /Live Painting
●4/10 (Sun.)　15:30-16:00　Nibroll / Dance
●4/12 (Tue.)　15:00-15:30 Reading （Produced by Mikuni Yanaihara）
                    15:30-16:00 Reading （Produced by Akio Miyazawa）
●4/13 (Wed.) 15:00-15:30 Reading （Produced by Hiroko Takai）
                    15:30-16:00 Reading （Produced by Yoji Sakade）

For more details, please look at the link below:
http://activity-report.japanartdonation.org/

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