Creative Island Nakanoshima, one of Japan's largest creative networks, is developing a variety of value through exchange programs with various cultural bases. Masahiro Yasugi, curator in charge of the "Experience" exhibition currently being held in The National Museum of Art, Osaka, and Hiromichi Sato, Professor Emeritus of OSAKA UNIVERSITY, a leading researcher of brain mechanisms during art appreciation. Through the introduction of the exhibition, we will talk about the spread of contemporary art that appeals to all sensory organs, and from the field of cutting-edge science, we will talk about our psychological response and the work of the brain through the expression activities of people with mental and physical disabilities, starting with the sensibilities and expressions of the writer Andrew Wies who have continued to draw close people. From the different fields of art and cognitive behavior science, we will engage in dialogue with the world surrounding us about the realm of sense and experience.
Outline of the event
<date and time>
April 27, 2022 19:00 – 21:00
<Venue>
Art Area B1
<How to view>
Visitors and online viewing
<Capacity>
Approx. 30 visitors (no application required / first come first served on the day) Admission free
<Guest>
Hiromichi Sato (Professor Emeritus OSAKA UNIVERSITY)
Masahiro Yasugi, Senior Researcher, The National Museum of Art, Osaka
<Cafe Master>
Chieko Kinoshita (Associate Professor, Kaitodo, OSAKA UNIVERSITY 21st Century)
<About measures to prevent COVID-19 infection>
1.Programs scheduled to be viewed by actual visitors may be changed to online distribution depending on the infection status in the future. Please check the latest information on this website when visiting.
2.At each venue, a program will be held after taking measures to prevent infection.
3.Visitors are requested to understand the following in advance.
・Those who do not wear a mask are not allowed to enter.
・In case of emergency, please fill in your name, telephone number, and e-mail address on the contact form.
・If you are not feeling well, have symptoms such as fever within the past 2 weeks, or have traveled to areas where the infection has spread, please refrain from visiting.
・If a fever of 37.5 degrees or higher is confirmed by the temperature measurement at the time of the visit, admission will be refused.
