In recent years cultural policy has targeted not only the promotion of arts and culture but has extended to diverse fields such as urban development and welfare. This talk studies recent trends and looks at the roles necessary for taking advantage of cultural policy’s ability to cut across segments.

Date/Time
Wednesday, November 9, 18:30-20:30
Venue
Iwaki Performing Arts Center “Alios”, Canteen
Capacity
30
*Applications also accepted on the day of the event.
Admission
Free
Guest
Torao Ohsawa (Researcher, Art and Cultural Projects, NLI Research Institute)

In any one region, people with a variety of cultural backgrounds live together. How can we actualize the sort of cultural policy that encompasses these various differences? By looking at philosophies and examples from home and abroad, we discuss a vision for the cultural policy required by Iwaki City going forward.

Date/Time
Wednesday, November 30, 18:30-20:30
会場
Iwaki Performing Arts Center “Alios”, Canteen
Capacity
30
*Applications also accepted on the day of the event.
Admission
Free
Guests
Yukiko Nagashima (cultural policy researcher)
Ichirota Suzuki (Director, Large, Small & Ref. Co, Ltd.)

Please apply by email or FAX to the Cultural Promotion Division, Iwaki City Culture and Sports Office, or to Fukushima Geijutsu Keikaku x Art Support Tohoku-Tokyo (details below) specifying your name, address, telephone number, fax number, email address and preferred session for attendance. You can also apply by sending the application form in the leaflet to the right.

Cultural Promotion Division, Iwaki City Culture and Sports Office
21 Umemoto, Taira-aza, Iwaki City, Fukushima
TEL: 0246-22-7544
FAX: 0246-22-7552
E-mail: bunkashinko@city.iwaki.fukushima.jp

Fukushima Geijutsu Keikaku x Art Support Tohoku-Tokyo office (Aida)
E-mail: tas.fukushima@gmail.com
Website: http://f-geijyutsukeikaku.info/