Discuss
Considering the”selling” of an art project
Art projects create new perspectives and places in the everyday life of a community by taking place locally and involving a variety of people. The art project format necessitates a new way of generating money which is not through the sale of works, admission fees, etc. What sort of possibilities exist for the relationship between art projects and money in future? Together with two guests working in art project management at the director level, we discuss specific money-related examples and prospects for the future.

Date/time: Friday, March 9 19:00 — 21:00
Capacity: 30
Guests:
Ryoichi Kiyomiya (President, VINYLSOYUZ LLC/ President, Topping East (NPO))
Akio Hayashi (President and Managing Director, InVisible (NPO))
Interviewer: Tsukasa Mori (Director, Tokyo Artpoint Project)

Discuss
“Kotokotokai” meeting looking at words from the book Kotoba-hon: On-site art project management language explained
Tokyo Artpoint Project has issued a new edition of its publication “Tokyo Artpoint Project Book of Terminology for Talking with Government Offices Running Art Projects (Enlarged Edition)”, or Kotoba-hon for short. We unravel and explain the day-to-day on-site running of an art project from the point of view of words and phrases featuring in the book. We search for tips on enriching and improving on-site activity through dialogue and interaction with diverse project leaders, including important perspectives to have in the field, methods for tackling challenges and nurturing projects and day-to-day tactics.
Date/time: Saturday, March 10 17:00 — 19:00
Capacity: 20

Learn/develop
Archive center opening
We open up our archive of material collected from community and society-related art projects in various locations. We will also give out booklets published by Tokyo Art Research Lab and Tokyo Artpoint Project.
Date/time:
Wednesday, March 7 — Friday 9 13:00 — 18:00
Saturday, March 10 13:00 — 14:00 / 15:00 — 17:00
Sunday, March 11 13:00 — 18:00

Learn/develop
Art project consultation service
If you want to implement an art project in future or if you’re having trouble with certain aspects of your project, you can make use of our consultation service with experts in attendance at art projects, and Tokyo Artpoint Project program officers.
Please feel free to drop in if you need some advice on proceeding with your activities.
Date/time:
Friday, March 9 13:00 — 18:00
Saturday, March 10 13:00 — 14:00 / 15:00 — 17:00

Learn/develop
Briefing session on Tokyo Artpoint Project’s new co-organizer recruitment: seeking new partners!
We’re currently looking for non-profit organizations to co-organize art projects in partnership with Tokyo Artpoint Project, Art Council Tokyo’s cultural creation hub initiative. We will hold a briefing for those considering applying, so don’t miss this opportunity to join us!
*Tokyo Artpoint Project is an initiative developed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture) for implementing art projects in partnership with NPOs who fulfill key roles in their local communities, and supporting/developing NPO activities and organizational growth.

Date/time: Saturday, March 10 14:00 — 15:00
Capacity: 30

* Advance booking is not required for any program.

Free

Project Coordination Division,
Arts Council Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture
TEL:03-6256-8435 (Weekdays, 10:00-18:00)
E-mail：info-ap@artscouncil-tokyo.jp