2nd Art x Art x Art "Music x Dance x Photography" Tetrahedron: Reich & Pelt World by Four Women

*Information at the time of adoption.

Name of the organization or individual

Hakuju Hall (Culture Promotion Group, Hakuju Institute of Science, Inc.)

subsidy category

Creation Grant

Grant Type

single year

FY26 Term I Creation Grant [Single-Year Grant Program]

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Business Overview

"Art x Art x Art" is a series that stimulates intellectual curiosity through collaboration in different fields with a focus on music. In the second edition, the three fields of "music," "dance" and "photography" will collaborate to create a completely new art. Steve Reich's repetitive and uplifting music and Arvo Pelt's transparent and radiant music. This musical world is created by these three elements: Kato Kunko's marimba performance, Takagi Yuriko's live photography, and the first half of the performance by Kuroda Ikuyo and the second half by Nakamura Yoshie. On a simple and compact stage, these three different elements radiate energy, sometimes simultaneously and sometimes in solitude, by four women. It looks like a tetrahedron <or a triangular pyramid consisting of four sides><Each of the four vertices is tangent to three faces.>. The one-night-only performance by four women takes the form of an invisible tetrahedron and sends out a powerful message.

Period of Activity / Project

Friday, December 19, 2014

Venues

Hakuju Hall (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)

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Profile

[Hakusui Kagaku Kenkyusho Co., Ltd.]
Hakuju Institute, which operates Hakuju Hall, has been offering total health products for more than 80 years since its founding in 1925. Hakuju Hall was established in 2003 with the philosophy of "Regulating the Three Principles of Diet, Exercise, and Mind" and the belief that music and a comfortable space are effective for relieving stress. We aim to contribute to "total health production" by delivering high quality music in a comfortable space.