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MeCA l Media Culture in Asia: A Transnational Platform

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Name of the organization or individual
TodaysArt JAPAN
subsidy category
Tokyo Tokyo FESTIVAL Grant
Grant Type
single year

FY 2017 Tokyo Culture Program Grant: Support for Future Proposing Projects

Business Overview

With the advancement of the information society, the way of individuals, relationships with others, and ways of sharing ideas and technologies are changing. What kind of future can creativity through digital technology envision? The Japan Foundation Asia Center and TodaysArt JAPAN/AACTOKYO will hold a comprehensive event "MeCA Media Culture in Asia: A Transnational Platform" to introduce Asian media culture for 10 days from February 9, 2018 to 18th, with the aim of creating and transmitting new art culture after the internet.

Period of Activity / Project
From Friday, February 9, 2018 to Sunday, February 18, 2018: 10 days in total
Venues
Omotesando Hills, Laforet Harajuku, Red Bull Studios Tokyo, WWW, WWW X, etc.

Profile

[TodaysArt JAPAN/AACTOKYO (Advanced Art Conference Tokyo)]
The producer unit defines not only art that uses cutting-edge technology, but also various forms of expression such as art, music, technology, dance, architecture, and others that take up the cutting-edge of the times and society as themes as "cutting-edge art." It is engaged in urban art projects that gather from the world to Tokyo and appeal from Tokyo to the world. In contrast to the art festivals and music festivals that have flourished in recent years, we aim to build a platform that proposes contemporary Japanese culture, which has not been discussed in the context of art, as an extension of "club culture" in the broad sense. We will create a place where a wide variety of "people," "information," and "culture" meet in an open environment, and where new cultural branches and real communities are born, induced by chemical changes.