Event

KCUA Transmit Program 2019. Installation view. (Kyoto City University of Arts Art Gallery @KCUA, 2019) Photo by Takeru Koroda
KCUA Transmit Program 2019. Installation view.
(Kyoto City University of Arts Art Gallery @KCUA, 2019)
Photo by Takeru Koroda
Room #6101

Kyoto City University of Arts “KCUA Transmit Program : ART OSAKA Version”

ART OSAKA, in collaboration with Kyoto City University of Arts, will hold a special exhibition to introduce promising young artists. For our seventh installment, we will exhibit the works of four artists; Gaku Kurokawa (sculpture), Haru Teraoka (environmental design), Yukari Motoyama (painting) and Mamie Yamamoto (ceramics). Please come and feel the bursting energy of the young artists.

Artists:
Gaku Kurokawa / Haru Teraoka / Yukari Motoyama / Mamie Yamamoto
Curator:
Kyoto City University of Arts Art Gallery @KCUA
Partner:
Kyoto City University of Arts Career Design Center
Support:
Kyogeitomonokai
Talk Event

To Think about the Future of Art Centers (Japanese only)

Many art centers have been established throughout Japan. Art centers are multi-cultural institutions, whose functions differ from museums. There are various art centers in the Kansai region; the Kobe Art Village Center (opened in 1996), Kyoto Art Center (opened in 2000), and Enokojima Art, Culture and Creative Center, Osaka Prefecture/enoco (opened in 2012). Takarazuka Arts Center which will be open in Hyogo Prefecture in April 2020, will be added to the list. We will invite organizers of these art centers to come together and hold a symposium to discuss ideals and dreams for the future art centers.     

Dates:
7th(Sun) July
16:00-18:00
Venue:
Hotel Granvia Osaka, 20th floor, Crystal room
Guest Speaker:
Masaki Hayashi (Chief director of general affairs at Kobe Art Village Center, managed by Kobe Cultural Foundation)
Mayumi Yamamoto (Chief program director at Kyoto Art Center)
Reiko Kohsaka (Chief Director in the Planning Department at Enokojima Art, Culture and Creative Center, Osaka Prefecture/enoco)
Mitsuko Koh (Project director at Takarazuka Arts Center & Garden Planning Office)
Moderator:
Yoshio Katoh (Guest professor at Osaka University of Arts・Director of Association for the Promotion of Contemporary Art in Japan)
Entrance:
Free (The fair entrance,1800yen, is needed.)
Capacity:
40 people
Advance Registration

Please send an email to info@artosaka.jp with the required information below to register.
Your name, number of participants (maximum 2), and phone number which is reachable on the day.

You can also register via Peatix(Japanese only)
Peatix

The Best Presentation Award
The 2018 Audience Award 1st Place & The Preview Award 3rd Place, ARTCOURT Gallery

The Best Presentation Award

At ART OSAKA 2019, we will hold “The Best Presentation Award”, which was well-received last year. Based on the fair guests’ votes, we will grant two awards.
The Preview Award, which will be decided by vote by the fair’s guests on Friday, July 5th.
The Audience Award, which will be decided by vote by the fair’s guests on all the three days during the fair including Friday, July 5th. We will provide ballots at the fair’s reception.
Please vote for the gallery booth that you find most appealing and enjoy your participation in the contemporary art world.