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Symposium "Moving the West"

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  • Lecture / Symposium

TERATOTERA develops a range of art projects in districts along the JR Chuo Line. As its concluding event for this year, the creative group is holding a symposium called “Moving the West” at Musashino Art University.
With less than three years to go until the Olympics in 2020, Tokyo is set to undergo further change with the construction of stadiums and an increased number of overseas visitors.
Focusing on areas like Hachioji, Tama and Koganei, the TERATOTERA symposium will explore the future possibilities for western Tokyo, inviting guest speakers active in various fields such as artist support, community development and urban planning. Residents of these communities or people interested in art projects and urban planning are welcome to attend.

Speakers

[Panelist]
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Kenichi Oikawa (Leader, Akiten (NPO) / Hachioji City Councillor)

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Hiroki Sakai (Mophing inc.)

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Tsuyoshi Nagashima (Director, regional cooperation and support, Tama Shinkin Bank)

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Miho Miyashita (Secretariat, Artfull Action!(NPO))

[Moderator]
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Nozomu Ogawa (Director of TERATOTERA / Director of Art Center Ongoing)

Capacity

100

Admission

Free
*Advance reservation required

How to reserve

Please send an e-mail with the subject title “Symposium: Moving the West” to the e-mail address below, including the number of participants, the representative’s name (if a group), e-mail address and contact telephone number on the day. An auto-reply e-mail means that your application has been received.

*Your personal information will be handled as strictly confidential, and used only to send you information about this event.

Contact

TERATOTERA office
TEL: 090-4737-4798
E-mail: info@teratotera.jp

Period

Friday, December 1 2017, 18:00-19:45

Venues

Classroom 515, 5F, Building 9, Musashino Art University (1-736 Ogawacho, Kodaira City, Tokyo)

Credit

Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture), Ongoing (General Incorporated Association)
Cooperated by
Musashino Art University Department of Art Policy and Management
Supported by
Mitaka City, Musashino City