The "Now of Art Museums" is a series of dialogues on the current situation that shakes the foundation of the museum, "seeing and experiencing raw works" caused by the spread of COVID-19 infection.
Shinya Sato, Director of the Hachinohe City Museum of Art, will be invited. The Hachinohe City Museum of Art, which opened in 1986 and closed for full rebuilding in 2017, opened its grand opening on November 3 and incorporates elements of town development and learning, focusing on about 3,000 collections. We aim to be a "art museum for everyone" through exhibitions and projects that incorporate. Director Sato talked about the concept of the new museum, "Art Farm for Encounter and Learning," and the opening commemorative project "Gifts, Gifts," while discussing the "now" of the COVID-19 pandemic and the future of the museum.
Café Master Chieko Kinoshita (Associate Professor, OSAKA UNIVERSITY Co-creation Organization / Member of Art Area B1 Steering Committee)
Image: Hachinohe City Museum of Art
Date and time: Nov. 16 [Tue] 19:00 – 20:30
How to view
<Actual viewing>
Capacity: About 15 people (free / no application required / first come first served on the day)
※Please come after confirming and understanding "To all visitors".
<Online viewing>
The event will be held on a live stream.
You can see it from the Art Area B1 event page when it's time.
(free viewing / no application required)
※Please check and acknowledge "To those who watch online distribution" before viewing.
Guest
Shinya Sato
Director, Hachinohe City Museum of Art ※Online appearance
