Monday, December 16, 2024, 18:30-20:00　Lecture/Talk session
　Useful knowhow
　*We will not be fielding any questions on the day

Wednesday, January 8, 2025, 18:30-20:30　Lecture/Q&A session (including break)
　Learning about shared global challenges: Arts and culture and climate change

*Sign language interpreting and speech-to-text support available

1. Useful knowhow
   Lecturer: Kensaku Fukui
   Interviewer: Takaharu Uera, Yuko Mohri
   In this session participants will learn the requisite basic knowledge and points to be mindful of regarding contract execution, etc. for engaging in arts and culture-related projects/activities and international coproductions overseas. Featuring guest producers from the performing arts field and artists from the field of art as interviewers, this session will instruct participants in specific practices and know-how while introducing examples of actual international activities and projects.
2. Learning about shared global challenges: Arts and culture and climate change
   Lecturer: Hiroko Oshima, Roger McDonald
   Facilitator: Naoko Horiuchi
   As we face a climate crisis with average global temperatures breaking new records, there is a growing movement among arts-related organizations and artists, primarily in Europe and the US, to tackle climate change. Featuring lecturers who have been involved in various research and activities both in Japan and overseas concerning the relationship between arts and culture and environmental issues, we will introduce the latest international trends, and also think about what each of us can do as practitioners and leaders of arts and culture-related activities.

Useful knowhow
【Lecturer】

Kensaku Fukui (Lawyer (Japan/New York State)/Visiting Professor at Nihon University College of Art/ Kobe University Graduate School/iU/CAT)

【Interviewer】
Takaharu Uera (Inbound/Outbound PT Leader, Japan Performing Arts Solidarity Network)

Photo: YASUHIDE KUGE
Yuko Mohri (Artist)

Learning about shared global challenges: Arts and culture and climate change
【Lecturer】

Hiroko Oshima (Set and costume designer, “green theater” coordinator)

Roger McDonald (Program Director, TOTAL ARTS STUDIES/Director of Fenberger House/ Director of Tatsue Folk Crafts Museum)

【Facilitator】

Naoko Horiuchi (Arts Initiative Tokyo [AIT])

Please make a reservation for the online lecture and in-person workshop via Peatix (Peatix account registration required in advance)
Applicants for the online lecture will be emailed a YouTube Live stream URL.
　　
【Where to apply】
・Monday, December 16, 2024　Useful knowhow
・Wednesday, January 8, 2025　Learning about shared global challenges: Arts and culture and climate change

【Application deadline】
Useful knowhow: Until 20:00 on lecture date
Learning about shared global challenges: Arts and culture and climate change: Until 20:30 on lecture date

【Participation fee】
Free

*This is an online course using YouTube Live. Participants themselves will not appear on the screen. There will be no discussions between participants, or workshops.
*All lectures are standalone. Please apply for your desired session(s).
*Accessibility: Japanese sign language interpreting, UD Talk speech-to-text support.
*Archived video will be made available on ARTNOTO’s official YouTube channel at a later date.
*Personal information submitted at the time of application will be used by Arts Council Tokyo and the management office solely for the purpose of operating and providing information about this program, in accordance with the privacy policy of the Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture.

【Program details】
Consultation and Support Division, Initiatives and Grants Department
Arts Council Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture
TEL: 03-6256-9237 (Weekday 10:00-18:00)
E-mail：learning@artscouncil-tokyo.jp

【Application details】

Open Network for Performing Arts Management (ON-PAM)
TEL: 080-8395-6124 (Weekday 10:00-18:00)
E-mail: act-artsacademy@onpam.net
URL: www.onpam.net