Exhibition
The symbiosis art festival

The symbiosis art festival “The Way of Distance”　traveling exhibition

2021.3.17wed–3.21sun finished

Venue：FUKUCHIYAMA Community Plaza 3F Citizen's Exchange Space

Because of the novel coronavirus, we’ve had more opportunities to think about the “distance” between ourselves and others. It begins with keeping a safe distance from others, but includes people you are far away from, or haven’t even met yet too. An unstable yet appropriate “distance” between the two is sought, and as if in response to that, our action was to follow that “way.” Of course, this doesn’t refer to a physical distance or path at all. There are various problems between us, as we live in contact with others, and it can be said that considering those problems is an important issue as we live together.
At this exhibition, we spotlighted the “distance” and “way” of five artists, considering how they faced reality. With each one, inseparable problems emerged, which, when faced and dealt with seriously, in reality, became a reality that moved our hearts and taught us the difficulties of coexisting.

*This is a traveling exhibition of exhibitions held at the Museum of Kyoto from November 11th to 15th.

Schedule

2021-3-17（wed）–3-21（sun）

10:00-18:00

* From 13:00 on the first day
* Until 17:00 on the last day

Venue

FUKUCHIYAMA Community Plaza 3F Citizen's Exchange Space

access

Artist

KAMAKURA Akemi
SEO Hiromi
HIROKAWA Terufumi
MINAMI Hideo
YOSHIDA Kakuya

Works

KAMAKURA Akemi installation view
exhibition at the Museum of Kyoto, Annex
photo by IRIMAJIRI SAKI

SEO Hiromi installation view
exhibition at the Museum of Kyoto, Annex
photo by IRIMAJIRI SAKI

HIROKAWA Terufumi installation view
exhibition at the Museum of Kyoto, Annex
photo by IRIMAJIRI SAKI

MINAMI Hideo installation view
exhibition at the Museum of Kyoto, Annex
photo by IRIMAJIRI SAKI

YOSHIDA Kakuya installation view
exhibition at the Museum of Kyoto, Annex
photo by IRIMAJIRI SAKI

Price

Free

Organize

art space co-jin
Kyoto Culture and Art Promotion Organization for People with Disabilities

Cooperation

Mizunagi Gakuen Social Welfare Corp.
Art Center GARAKU
NPO corporation WAKUWAKU
The Borderless Art Museum NO-MA

To visitors

Art space co-jin carries out new safety regulations, including frequent ventilation,
sanitation and disinfection of common objects such as door knobs and pens, and staff
are all wearing masks during operating hours.
Here are the measures we are taking for COVID-19 prevention. We thank you very
much for your kind attention and cooperation.

●Reschedule your visit if/when you feel unwell.
●Wear a mask and use hand sanitizer when entering the gallery
●We may limit the number of people who can enter to avoid crowding
●Leave your contact information in the event of an infection cluster occuring