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Art Access Adachi: Downtown Senju - Connecting through Sound Art
Senju Music Hall vol.9: White Studio - Visual Triangle

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  • Art Project
Main Image by Akiko Nakayama

Taking place at Tokyo’s foremost
Pure white, giant studio
A one-night extravaganza
A merging of
Sight
Hearing
Physical expression

Chosen as the midwinter setting for Senju Music Hall is the huge, all-white White Studio!
The White Studio will be transformed on the day into a giant stage, using brought-in projectors and audio equipment.
Along with live musical performances, club music and contemporary dance, three teams from among Japan’s top VJs will generate brilliantly colorful and powerful images onto the pure white canvas of the studio. Don’t miss this thrilling one night only extravaganza combining video, music and dance!

Admission

General 1,000 yen
Students 500 yen (Student ID required)
Preschoolers Free

Capacity

200
*Seated and standing tickets available for this event. Please arrive early as seats are limited.

How to reserve

Website: please fill this form.
TEL: 03-6806-1740 (13:00 – 18:00 except Tuesday and Thursday)
E-mail：info@aaa-senju.com
Send an E-mail with the subject line “Senju Music Hall vol.9” to the address above, including your name, your phone number/E-mail address, and the number of participants.

*Please ensure that you can receive emails from info@aaa-senju.com.
*Your personal information will only be used in connection with providing details for this event.

Contact

Art Access Adachi: Downtown Senju-Connecting through Sound Art Office
Contact Form: Please contact via the contact form on the official website.
Tel: 03-6806-1740 (13:00 – 18:00 except Tuesday and Thursday)
E-Mail: info@aaa-senju.com

Period

Sunday, January 31 2016, 18:00

Venues

White Studio (1-4-1 Art Center of Tokyo 2F, Senju, Adachi-ku, Tokyo)

Flyer

Credit

Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture), Tokyo University of the Arts Faculty of Music, OTOMACHI PROJECT(NPO), Adachi City
Cooperated by
Team Shikaku