[AsiaNet] "Japan Media Arts Distributed Museum" Opens at About 10 Locations
- New Art Exhibition Inspired by Regional Cultural Artifacts Showcases Charms of Japanese Culture -
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(SAPPORO, Japan and TOKYO, Sept. 6, 2019 AsiaNet=연합뉴스) Japan Media Arts Distributed Museum Office is proud to announce the opening of an exhibition, "Japan Media Arts Distributed Museum," in approximately 10 locations, including airports in Japan, as part of a new initiative funded by International Tourist Taxes by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan. As the first endeavor of this initiative, the office is starting off with a large-scale video installation and a decorative window art piece starting Friday, August 30, the first year of Reiwa (2019) at the New Chitose Airport International Arrivals Concourse.
The exhibition marks the start of a new initiative for visitors to Japan called "Japanese cultural media arts dissemination initiative at airports and other institutions" by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan.
The artists and creators featured in this exhibition capture the cultural resources borne out of various local cultures through fresh perspectives. By showcasing the works of media art in places like airports, which serve as gateways to these regions, the office invites visitors to explore the true spirit of these cultures throughout their travel.
At the New Chitose Airport, animated artwork by creative company "NAKED" highlighting the ethnic Ainu minority's indigenous culture is showcased in the International Arrivals Concourse. The Ainu people use the name "kamuy" to refer to animals, nature, and the many phenomena that are beyond human understanding. The animation captures the spectacular nature of Hokkaido where the various "kamuy" abide. The story welcomes visitors from other regions and expresses the spirit of the Ainu people. Additionally, a decorative artwork inspired by traditional Ainu patterns is exhibited on the concourse window, transforming the International Arrivals Concourse into a gateway to Japanese culture by promoting "media art meets Ainu culture".
*This exhibition is displayed within the International Arrivals Concourse, and is not available for viewing by the general public. Only passengers arriving on international flights are able to see this exhibition. Other information, including future exhibitions at other airports, will be announced when details are confirmed.
Overview of Exhibition at New Chitose Airport
Date: Opening Friday, August 30, 2019, the first year of Reiwa (2019)
Location: New Chitose Airport (Chitose City, Hokkaido) International Arrivals Concourse
Content: Artwork inspired by Ainu culture including a large-scale (15 meters in height) video installation curated by NAKED and a decorative window art piece incorporating traditional Ainu patterns
Official website: https://jmadm.jp/en/
For details, please visit:
https://kyodonewsprwire.jp/attach/201909040418-O1-nsrWUm3y.pdf
Source: Japan Media Arts Distributed Museum Office
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- New Art Exhibition Inspired by Regional Cultural Artifacts Showcases Charms of Japanese Culture -
AsiaNet 80362
(SAPPORO, Japan and TOKYO, Sept. 6, 2019 AsiaNet=연합뉴스) Japan Media Arts Distributed Museum Office is proud to announce the opening of an exhibition, "Japan Media Arts Distributed Museum," in approximately 10 locations, including airports in Japan, as part of a new initiative funded by International Tourist Taxes by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan. As the first endeavor of this initiative, the office is starting off with a large-scale video installation and a decorative window art piece starting Friday, August 30, the first year of Reiwa (2019) at the New Chitose Airport International Arrivals Concourse.
The exhibition marks the start of a new initiative for visitors to Japan called "Japanese cultural media arts dissemination initiative at airports and other institutions" by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan.
The artists and creators featured in this exhibition capture the cultural resources borne out of various local cultures through fresh perspectives. By showcasing the works of media art in places like airports, which serve as gateways to these regions, the office invites visitors to explore the true spirit of these cultures throughout their travel.
At the New Chitose Airport, animated artwork by creative company "NAKED" highlighting the ethnic Ainu minority's indigenous culture is showcased in the International Arrivals Concourse. The Ainu people use the name "kamuy" to refer to animals, nature, and the many phenomena that are beyond human understanding. The animation captures the spectacular nature of Hokkaido where the various "kamuy" abide. The story welcomes visitors from other regions and expresses the spirit of the Ainu people. Additionally, a decorative artwork inspired by traditional Ainu patterns is exhibited on the concourse window, transforming the International Arrivals Concourse into a gateway to Japanese culture by promoting "media art meets Ainu culture".
*This exhibition is displayed within the International Arrivals Concourse, and is not available for viewing by the general public. Only passengers arriving on international flights are able to see this exhibition. Other information, including future exhibitions at other airports, will be announced when details are confirmed.
Overview of Exhibition at New Chitose Airport
Date: Opening Friday, August 30, 2019, the first year of Reiwa (2019)
Location: New Chitose Airport (Chitose City, Hokkaido) International Arrivals Concourse
Content: Artwork inspired by Ainu culture including a large-scale (15 meters in height) video installation curated by NAKED and a decorative window art piece incorporating traditional Ainu patterns
Official website: https://jmadm.jp/en/
For details, please visit:
https://kyodonewsprwire.jp/attach/201909040418-O1-nsrWUm3y.pdf
Source: Japan Media Arts Distributed Museum Office
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