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Meet Your Art Festival 2023 "Time to Change"
Warehouse Terrada G1 Building
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Maki Ohkojima, Yoi Kawakubo, Meiro Koizumi, Side Core, Ana Scripcariu-Ochiai collaboratewith Yuriko Ochiai, Kota Takeuchi, Tatzu Nishi, Kazuhiko Hiwa, Aya Momose, Osamu Mori, Shiori Watanabe et al.
"Meet Your Art Festival" is a cross-disciplinary art festival that aims to bring together adjacent cultures such as music, food, fashion, and lifestyle, with art at its core, to create awareness of the appeal of each culture beyond its domain, and to design new encounters and discoveries about art. The festival aims to create new encounters and discoveries about art. It was held for the first time last year and attracted approximately 30,000 visitors over the three days.
The second Meet Your Art Festival 2023 will be even larger in scale and will be held over four days in the Tennozu Canal area of Tokyo, centered on the Terada Warehouse.
An art exhibition, two art fairs, live performances, talk sessions, and a market will be held simultaneously at six venues, and more than 100 up-and-coming artists will participate in the entire festival.
This year's festival theme is "Time to Change."
While Japan is still full of diverse cultures in the face of COVID-19, a rare event in its history, many people are realizing that it is time to rethink the way people have always been, as issues such as climate change, inequality, and conflict structures that have bloated the country in the pursuit of economic efficiency are brought to the forefront. This is why this year's festival will be held in various locations around the world.
Therefore, in addition to bringing together a variety of cultures, this year's festival will also feature sessions and exhibitions that address topics of the future, such as sustainability, social issues, technology, and business, with a focus on the arts. The event will also attempt to open up the senses and thoughts and evoke the imagination for the future.
Venue: Terada Warehouse G1 Building, B&C Hall, E Hall, T-Lotus M, What Cafe, Boardwalk
The second Meet Your Art Festival 2023 will be even larger in scale and will be held over four days in the Tennozu Canal area of Tokyo, centered on the Terada Warehouse.
An art exhibition, two art fairs, live performances, talk sessions, and a market will be held simultaneously at six venues, and more than 100 up-and-coming artists will participate in the entire festival.
This year's festival theme is "Time to Change."
While Japan is still full of diverse cultures in the face of COVID-19, a rare event in its history, many people are realizing that it is time to rethink the way people have always been, as issues such as climate change, inequality, and conflict structures that have bloated the country in the pursuit of economic efficiency are brought to the forefront. This is why this year's festival will be held in various locations around the world.
Therefore, in addition to bringing together a variety of cultures, this year's festival will also feature sessions and exhibitions that address topics of the future, such as sustainability, social issues, technology, and business, with a focus on the arts. The event will also attempt to open up the senses and thoughts and evoke the imagination for the future.
Venue: Terada Warehouse G1 Building, B&C Hall, E Hall, T-Lotus M, What Cafe, Boardwalk
Schedule | Oct 6 (Fri) 2023-Oct 9 (Mon) 2023 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | [Advance tickets] Adults ¥1500, Students ¥1000 [Same-day tickets] Adults ¥2000, Students ¥1500 | ||
| Website | https://avex.jp/meetyourart/festival/ | ||
| Venue | Warehouse Terrada G1 Building https://www.terrada.co.jp/ja/service/event-space/g1-5f/ | ||
| Location | 2-6-4 Higashi Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-0002 | ||
| Access | 3 minute walk from Tennozu Isle Station on the Tokyo Monorail line. 2 minute walk from Tennozu Isle Station on the Rinkai line; From the Konan exit of JR Shinagawa Station, take the Toei #98 bus towards Ota-shijo, and get off at Shintoukaibashi. | ||
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