あいうえの学校（学校向けプログラム）｜スペシャル・マンデー・コース（東京都美術館「ゴッホとゴーギャン展」）
あいうえのファミリー（家族向けプログラム）｜ミュージアム・トリップ（東京都美術館「木々との対話」展）
あいうえのファミリー（家族向けプログラム）｜うえの！ふしぎ発見：アート＆アニマル部（恩賜上野動物園）
あいうえのファミリー「あいうえの日和」（東京都美術館アートスタディルーム）
ミュージアム・スタート・パック
リピーター応援プログラム｜あいうえのスペシャル（東京都美術館アートスタディルーム）
This educational program for the 21st century aims to create new opportunities for learning through partnerships between museums, university, local government, and citizens. In this “Learning Design Project” facilitated by Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and Tokyo University of the Arts, nine cultural and educational facilities located around Ueno Park are working together to help children to make their “museum debut,” as well as creating an active learning environment in which children and adults can learn from one another.
A program of adventure and discovery that shows participants the enjoyment of museums and the fascination of Ueno Park. Children and adults will learn from each other through art appreciation, observation, and modeling. This program is open to all children, including children with disabilities.
Museum Start "iUeno"
July 24, 25, November 17 2018, and March 16, 17 2019
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Intercommunication Building 2nd Floor Art Study Room
Kids / Youth, Visual Art / Media Art, Workshop
Museum Start "iUeno"
August 18, September 29, November 4 and 24, December 1 2018, and March 27 2019
Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, The National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Ueno Zoo, National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo University of the Arts, International Library of Children's Literature, Tokyo National Museum, The Ueno Royal Museum
Kids / Youth, Visual Art / Media Art, Workshop
Museum Start "iUeno"
July through December 2018
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and the museums at Ueno Park
Kids / Youth, Visual Art / Media Art, Workshop
The art museum will change into classrooms! This is an art appreciation program offering encounters and dialogue with real works of art. Art museum curators and university associates will support with all aspects of the process, from the loan of teaching materials and other advance preparations, through the visit itself, and on to lessons afterwards.
Museum Start "iUeno"
September 10 and 25, November 19, and December 3 2018
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
Kids / Youth, Visual Art / Media Art, Workshop
Museum Start "iUeno"
August 2018 - March 2019
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, The University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts
Kids / Youth, Visual Art / Media Art, Workshop
Museum Start "iUeno"
Monday, March 25 2019
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
Visual Art / Media Art, Workshop
These are members-only special programs to which those who have previously participated in the Museum Start iUeno project and registered as iUeno members are invited. They give children who have made their “museum debuts” the chance to return with their family members for a day of adventure among the museums of Ueno Park. Held three times each year, the iUeno Special days feature a variety of discovery corners set up in the Art Study Room at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. For example, the information corner offers pamphlets showcasing the exhibitions and events on at the nine museums in Ueno Park, while another corner holds a space for iUeno members to record their adventures in the museums on their notebooks. On the day, art communicators nicknamed “Tobirā” belonging to “Tobira Project” provide support for members both as they head out on their adventures and upon their return.
Schedule
Monday, August 20, 2018: Summer iUeno Special
Saturday, December 15, 2018: Winter iUeno Special
Sunday, February 24, 2019: Spring iUeno Special
Venue
Art Study Room, 2F Interchange Wing, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
Eligible Participants
iUeno members (elementary school students through high school students who have previously participated in one of the Museum Start iUeno programs and then registered as iUeno members, and their family members)
Participation Fee
Free
*For details of exhibition admission fees of each museum, please refer to the relevant pages on their website.
How to Participate
Information will be published in the members-only newsletter “iUeno News” about three weeks before each event.
