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Immigration Museum Tokyo Talk Series: "Considering multicultural coexistence"
Arts Session No.1

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  • Lecture / Symposium

Why not consider the attractive relationship between culture and art?
A talk series will begin this autumn at the Immigration Museum Tokyo (IMM), whose core focus has been the creation of works of art. In the Arts Session there will be a presentation about a documentary play which takes a close look at non-Japanese residents of Japan through artistic methods, and a documentary film screening.

Schedule

2 sessions, 20 people for session 1 
Dates: Saturday, November 28 2015 and Mid-Janurary 2016 (planned)

Session 1

Lecturer
Sumiko Tamuro

Presentation overview
We will hear about the experience of launching the “Theater Project for Multicultural Societies” in Kani City, where many non-Japanese workers live; and, in a creative environment without a shared language, arriving at the realization of a documentary play through the process of looking at individuals rather than nationalities or races. There are also plans to initiate personnel development and employment of non-Japanese through the creation of the play, in conjunction with a local NPO, and, in 2015, to join a community and engage in creative work together with a British performing arts group; and the concepts and issues of these endeavors will be touched upon as well.

Session 2

Screening of a documentaru film “HAFU”

Admission

Session 1: 500 yen
Session 2: 1,000 yen

Website: please fill this form.
TEL: 03-6806-1740 (13:00 – 18:00 except Tuesday and Thursday)
E-mail:info@aaa-senju.com
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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

Venues

Daiichi Building 5F and others

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