“Meet the Artists” Workshop Series Yamamoto Takayuki’s “Ichthys”
写真：林哲郎
Two projects will be produced as related programs in connection with the exhibition “Another Energy: Power to Continue Challenging – 16 Women Artists from around the World,” presented jointly by Mori Art Museum and precog Co., Ltd. The programs, including performances and video transmissions, will take place in locations around the Roppongi, Toranomon, Akasaka and Aoyama areas.
– In the new workshop project led by artist Takayuki Yamamoto, participants including children aged 6 to 10 will learn about gender diversity through a presentation on gender manifestation in fish. A musical will be produced, and the filming of the performance will be broadcast live. Scenes from the workshop will also be shown as a trailer.
Program period: Saturday, June 5 – Sunday, September 5, 2021
Venues: Mori Art Museum, Goethe-Institut Tokyo
– This program, featuring dancer/choreographers Tomohiko Tsujimoto and Koharu Sugawara, will explore gender-related thinking and values through dance. Participants (young people aged 15-22) will have opportunities to produce and present a video wor expressing their unique individuality.
Project period: Saturday, June 26 – Sunday, September 5, 2021
Venues: Mori Art Museum, Toranomon Hills, Ark Hills, Shintora-dori Core, others
【precog co.,LTD.】
precog’s international activities include the production of performing arts-centered festivals and art projects that cross over into fields such as music and art; performance and event production; planning and production of projects invited from overseas; management of artists and theater groups; and operation of performance spaces. The company has produced projects inside and outside Japan for artists such as chelfitsch, Toshiki Okada, Nibroll, Mikuni Yanaihara and Norimizu Ameya, and has carried out overseas tours and international co-productions in 70 cities in 30 countries. In 2020, precog launched the operation of the video broadcast website THEATRE for ALL, disseminating barrier-free stage performance videos to a wide audience.
Hitomi Sato
Producer
precog co.,LTD.
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(1) Mori Art Museum, Goethe-Institut Tokyo (2) Mori Art Museum, Toranomon Hills, Ark Hills, Shintora-dori Core, others
