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ARTBAY TOKYO+ President’s Explore! –Enjoy the Arts at Tokyo Waterfront City, Odaiba- (Ep.1-3)
ARTBAY TOKYO+ President’s Explore! –Enjoy the Arts at Tokyo Waterfront City, Odaiba- (Ep.1-3)
  • START from October 2021

INFO.
Mr. Tosa, the President of Maywa Denki, introduces the city and the arts at Tokyo Waterfront City on a bicycle built by himself.


past
ARTBAY TOKYO x Kundo Koyama Tokyo Conference Photo Exhibition
ARTBAY TOKYO x Kundo Koyama Tokyo Conference Photo Exhibition
  • * To help prevent the spread of COVID-19 for the safety of all, the exhibition ended on Tuesday, January 11th, 2022.
  • From Thursday, December 2nd, 2021 to Sunday, January 16th, 2022 Monday, January 10th , 2022
  • Venue: 1st floor entrance lobby, Tokyo International Cruise Terminal
  • ( For more information https://www.tptc.co.jp/terminal/guide/cruise link )
  • 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission Free

INFO.
Tokyo Conference is a TV program aired on BS Fuji that features discussions between Kundo Koyama and his guests.
At the request of the Art project executive committee, Kundo Koyama, Masataka Matsutoya, Herbie Yamaguchi, and Anju, members of the photography section of Tokyo Conference, took artistic photographs of the Tokyo Waterfront City to liven up ARTBAY TOKYO with the power of photography.
The photography exhibit held at ARTBAY House in June 2021 was a big success. This time, we will display the work again at the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal, which is also where the TV program is recorded.
Whether you missed the last photography exhibit or want to see the work again, please come and visit us.

past
Parasol Project ikasa
Parasol Project
  • STARTAugust 2020

INFO.
We started a parasol rental project featuring parasols with original designs for visitors to the area as a measure against the heat. Booths from iKASA, a parasol rental platform, are installed at all stations on the Yurikamome Line and Tokyo Teleport Station, Kokusai-tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line. Specially designed with the ARTBAY TOKYO logo, the parasols can be used as rain umbrellas as well.

PRESS RELEASE link

past
Saori Kunihiro “Floating lines”
Saori Kunihiro  “Floating lines” Saori Kunihiro  “Floating lines”
  • STARTJul 6(Tue) , 2021
  • ENDJul 14(Wed) , 2021
  • Open: Through cafe open hours. *Entry until 16:00 on Jul 14
  • Entry: Free

INFO.
Exhibition of artworks (including original works only available at ARTBAY HOUSE)
Hiragana-themed jewelry on sale

Event guide(PDF)

CONCEPT
Deconstruction, assembly, quotation, and reconstruction of lines.
I use calligraphy, which I have been doing since I was a child, as a means of expression.
I would like to draw out the elements of lines that I find beautiful in classical calligraphy and bring them into the present with a modern sensibility.
In particular, I was influenced by the work Masu-shikishi from the set of three classic calligraphy works called Sanshikishi.
I find my ideal female image, like those who behave flexibly and naturally in this somewhat uncomfortable society, in the calligraphy lines that are soft and not showing any intensity yet which have a sense of tension.
I am exploring new possibilities for calligraphy by experimenting with a range of methods of expression, such as breaking down and reconstructing the shapes of characters, emphasizing shadows, and forming three-dimensional brush strokes.

ARTIST Saori Kunihiro / Calligrapher

Saori Kunihiro  “Floating lines”

PROFILE
Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1985 / Lives in Kyoto.
Started calligraphy at the age of 6.
Began working as a calligrapher in 2011.
In 2015, she launched a jewelry brand using hiragana characters as a design motif.
In 2018, she started creating calligraphy as contemporary art after recovering from illness.

past
ARTBAY TOKYO x Kundo Koyama Tokyo Conference Photo Exhibition
ARTBAY TOKYO x Kundo Koyama Tokyo Conference Photo Exhibition
  • STARTJun 25 (Fri), 2021
  • ENDJul 4 (Sun), 2021
  • Open: Through cafe open hours
  • Entry: Free

INFO.
Tokyo Conference is a televised meeting between Kundo Koyama and his guests on BS Fuji. At the request of this executive committee, in order to liven up ARTBAY TOKYO using the power of photography, the members of the Tokyo Conference Photography Club: Kundo Koyama, Masataka Matsutoya, Herbie Yamaguchi, and Anju, take photos around Tokyo Waterfront City (click here to check out the program   ). ARTBAY HOUSE will exhibit artistic photographs of the Tokyo Waterfront City taken by these four creators.

Event guide(PDF)

past
ARTBAY TOKYO x Tokyo Conference
  • November 28, 2020 (Sat.), 11:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
  • (Rebroadcast on December 5, 2020 [Sat.])

https://www.bsfuji.tv/tokyokaigi/pub/272.html link

INFO.
Tokyo Conference is a televised meeting between Kundo Koyama and his guests. In the previous episode, the executive committee asked Koyama to promote ARTBAY TOKYO using the power of photography.
In preparation for the photo exhibition at ARTBAY HOUSE, the members of the Tokyo Conference Photography Club started taking photos. Please take a look at the photos taken by the members of the Tokyo Conference Photography Club as they take artistic photos in Rinkai Fukutoshin.

past
A/r/tography & Philosophy Project -Creativity Born in the "Margins" of the City-
Vol. 2 "Between Constancy and Change"
A project exhibition by graduate students from the Graduate School of Education and Research / Education Degree Program, University of Tsukuba.
  • STARTNovember 25, 2020 (Wed.)
  • ENDNovember 30, 2020 (Mon.)
  • Weekdays 12:00 - 18:00
    Weekends 11:00 - 19:00
  • *On the 25th, the exhibition starts at 13:00. Last admission on the 30th is 17:00.
  • Free admission

INFO.

[Exhibition]
November 25 (Wed.) 13:00-
[Workshops]
November 26 (Thu.) All day.
"Wooden Fragments of Memory”.
No reservation required. Maximum of 10 people at the same time.
November 28 (Sat.) 11:30 - 12:30.
"Why don’t you use your brush to express memories of movies; or movies you would like to see in the future?”
Limited to 10 people, advance registration via Peatix. First-come-first-served on the day.
November 29 (Sun.), 13:00 - 14:30.
"How is your time flowing now?”
Limited to 10 people, advance registration via Peatix. First-come-first-served on the day.
[Public Talk]
November 29 (Sun.), 14:30-15:30.
"Creativity Born in the ‘Margins’ of the City”

Organized by the A/r/tography & Philosophy Project (Ryoji Namai Laboratory, Musashino University; Koichi Kasahara Laboratory, Tokyo Gakugei University).
This project is organized by the A/r/tography & Philosophy Project and is a part of the "Special Course in Art Education B" at the Graduate School of Education and Research, University of Tsukuba (directed by Koichi Kasahara and Kazuhiro Ishizaki).

Event guide(PDF)

CONCEPT
“Between Constancy and Change" is an art project by graduate students at the University of Tsukuba.
Rinkai Fukutoshin, the Olympics, Corona, and the New Normal. In this exhibition, four graduate students will explore our changing senses and the world today and discover the potential of ARTBAY TOKYO as a creative “margin” or “white space” with visitors through art-based exploration, exhibitions and workshops.

past
A/r/tography & Philosophy Project -Creativity Born in the “Margins” of the City-
Vol. 1 “Warm Stops”
A project exhibition by graduate students from the Graduate School of Education, Tokyo Gakugei University.
  • STARTNovember 17, 2020 (Tues.)
  • ENDNovember 23, 2020 (Mon., holiday)
  • The exhibition opening hours are the same as the cafe opening hours
  • Free admission

INFO.

[Exhibition]
November 17 (Tues.) -
[Workshops]
November 21 (Sat.),
Session 1: 13:00-13:45,
Session 2: 14:30-15:15
“Everyone‘s Important Photos - Before and After 2020”
November 22 (Sun.), 11:00-19:00
“Visit and Feel, Odaiba Map”
[Public Talk]
November 23 (Mon., holiday), 13:00-16:00
"Creativity Born in the ‘Margins’ of the City”

Organized by the A/r/tography & Philosophy Project (Ryoji Namai Laboratory, Musashino University; Koichi Kasahara Laboratory, Tokyo Gakugei University).
This project is organized by the A/r/tography & Philosophy Project and is a part of the "Advanced Methods of Research and Development in the Department of Arts and Crafts" course at the Graduate School of Education and Research, Tokyo Gakugei University (directed by Koichi Kasahara).

Event guide(PDF)

CONCEPT
“Warm Stops" is an art project by graduate students at Tokyo Gakugei University.
Rinkai Fukutoshin, the Olympics, Corona, and the New Normal. In this exhibition, ten graduate students will explore our changing senses and the world today and discover the potential of ARTBAY TOKYO as a creative “margin” or “white space” with visitors through art-based exploration, exhibitions and workshops.

past
ARTBAY TOKYO x Tokyo Conference
  • November 14, 2020 (Sat.), 11:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
  • (Rebroadcast on November 21, 2020 [Sat.])

https://www.bsfuji.tv/tokyokaigi/pub/271.html link

INFO.
Tokyo Conference is a televised meeting between Kundo Koyama and his guests. The Tokyo Conference Photography Club was asked by the executive committee to take "artistic photos of the Rinkai Fukutoshin" and hold a photo exhibition at ARTBAY HOUSE to promote ARTBAY TOKYO. A meeting between members of the photography club, an art advisor from the executive committee, and Odaiba photographer Ko Majima, who has been taking pictures of Odaiba for 25 years, will be televised. Please check it out.

past
HOSONO AYAKO solo exhibition “ ONE DAY ”
  • STARTSNov 6 (Fri), 2020
  • ENDSNov 15 (Sun), 2020
  • Open: Through cafe open hours
  • Entry: Free

INFO.
Illustration exhibit and live painting (scheduled for Nov 7, 8, 14)

*Live painting will start around 2 p.m. on the scheduled day. For more detail, please check out @hosonoayako on Instagram.

Event guide(PDF)

CONCEPT
In 2020, the abnormal suddenly became the new normal. We got restricted from going out or even meeting people. It was only when the ordinary days we took for granted disappeared that we realized how precious they were. Yet, we still have to move forward, in the hopes that those ordinary days will return once again, one day. That is my reason for drawing “ ONE DAY “

ARTIST HOSONO AYAKO

PROFILE
Hosono Ayako is a true Tokyoite, born and bred in Tokyo. She graduated from the Kuwasawa Design School. Hosono illustrates daily life with a powerful touch. Her work has been featured in advertising, publishing and the apparel industry.

past

Art Wall

ARTIST d0nchi

  • STARTMarch 2020
  • ENDmid-July 2020

INFO.
The Pavilionʼs construction fence will be made into a work of art. The piece will be themed on the Tokyo Waterfront City and serve to introduce the project to the public.

CONCEPT
This piece visualizes the many positive images that visitors to the Tokyo Waterfront City hold by iconifying local imagery and sights as stylized cutouts rendered in bold, solid colors set against a white background.

PROFILE
Born 1986 in Tokyo, Japan. Graduated from Tama Art University. Artist/designer who uses digital tools such as iPads to create iconic images that often draw on mythological references.

past
ARTBAY TOKYO+ President’s Explore! –Enjoy the Arts at Tokyo Waterfront City, Odaiba- (Ep.1-3)
ARTBAY TOKYO+ President’s Explore! –Enjoy the Arts at Tokyo Waterfront City, Odaiba- (Ep.1-3)
  • START from October 2021

INFO.
Mr. Tosa, the President of Maywa Denki, introduces the city and the arts at Tokyo Waterfront City on a bicycle built by himself.


past
ARTBAY TOKYO x Kundo Koyama Tokyo Conference Photo Exhibition
ARTBAY TOKYO x Kundo Koyama Tokyo Conference Photo Exhibition
  • * To help prevent the spread of COVID-19 for the safety of all, the exhibition ended on Tuesday, January 11th, 2022.
  • From Thursday, December 2nd, 2021 to Sunday, January 16th, 2022 Monday, January 10th , 2022
  • Venue: 1st floor entrance lobby, Tokyo International Cruise Terminal
  • ( For more information https://www.tptc.co.jp/terminal/guide/cruise link )
  • 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission Free

INFO.
Tokyo Conference is a TV program aired on BS Fuji that features discussions between Kundo Koyama and his guests.
At the request of the Art project executive committee, Kundo Koyama, Masataka Matsutoya, Herbie Yamaguchi, and Anju, members of the photography section of Tokyo Conference, took artistic photographs of the Tokyo Waterfront City to liven up ARTBAY TOKYO with the power of photography.
The photography exhibit held at ARTBAY House in June 2021 was a big success. This time, we will display the work again at the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal, which is also where the TV program is recorded.
Whether you missed the last photography exhibit or want to see the work again, please come and visit us.

past
Parasol Projectikasa
Parasol Project ARTBAY TOKYO × iKASA
  • STARTAugust 2020

INFO.
We started a parasol rental project featuring parasols with original designs for visitors to the area as a measure against the heat. Booths from iKASA, a parasol rental platform, are installed at all stations on the Yurikamome Line and Tokyo Teleport Station, Kokusai-tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line. Specially designed with the ARTBAY TOKYO logo, the parasols can be used as rain umbrellas as well.

PRESS RELEASE link

past
Saori Kunihiro “Floating lines”
Saori Kunihiro  “Floating lines” Saori Kunihiro  “Floating lines”
  • STARTJul 6(Tue) , 2021
  • ENDJul 14(Wed) , 2021
  • Open: Through cafe open hours. *Entry until 16:00 on Jul 14
  • Entry: Free

INFO.
Exhibition of artworks (including original works only available at ARTBAY HOUSE)
Hiragana-themed jewelry on sale

Event guide(PDF)

CONCEPT
Deconstruction, assembly, quotation, and reconstruction of lines.
I use calligraphy, which I have been doing since I was a child, as a means of expression.
I would like to draw out the elements of lines that I find beautiful in classical calligraphy and bring them into the present with a modern sensibility.
In particular, I was influenced by the work Masu-shikishi from the set of three classic calligraphy works called Sanshikishi.
I find my ideal female image, like those who behave flexibly and naturally in this somewhat uncomfortable society, in the calligraphy lines that are soft and not showing any intensity yet which have a sense of tension.
I am exploring new possibilities for calligraphy by experimenting with a range of methods of expression, such as breaking down and reconstructing the shapes of characters, emphasizing shadows, and forming three-dimensional brush strokes.

ARTIST Saori Kunihiro / Calligrapher

Saori Kunihiro  “Floating lines”

PROFILE
Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1985 / Lives in Kyoto.
Started calligraphy at the age of 6.
Began working as a calligrapher in 2011.
In 2015, she launched a jewelry brand using hiragana characters as a design motif.
In 2018, she started creating calligraphy as contemporary art after recovering from illness.

past
ARTBAY TOKYO x Kundo Koyama Tokyo Conference Photo Exhibition
ARTBAY TOKYO x Kundo Koyama Tokyo Conference Photo Exhibition
  • STARTJun 25 (Fri), 2021
  • ENDJul 4 (Sun), 2021
  • Open: Through cafe open hours
  • Entry: Free

INFO.
Tokyo Conference is a televised meeting between Kundo Koyama and his guests on BS Fuji. At the request of this executive committee, in order to liven up ARTBAY TOKYO using the power of photography, the members of the Tokyo Conference Photography Club: Kundo Koyama, Masataka Matsutoya, Herbie Yamaguchi, and Anju, take photos around Tokyo Waterfront City (click here to check out the program   ). ARTBAY HOUSE will exhibit artistic photographs of the Tokyo Waterfront City taken by these four creators.

Event guide(PDF)

past
ARTBAY TOKYO x Tokyo Conference
  • November 28, 2020 (Sat.), 11:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
  • (Rebroadcast on December 5, 2020 [Sat.])

https://www.bsfuji.tv/tokyokaigi/pub/272.html link

INFO.
Tokyo Conference is a televised meeting between Kundo Koyama and his guests. In the previous episode, the executive committee asked Koyama to promote ARTBAY TOKYO using the power of photography.
In preparation for the photo exhibition at ARTBAY HOUSE, the members of the Tokyo Conference Photography Club started taking photos. Please take a look at the photos taken by the members of the Tokyo Conference Photography Club as they take artistic photos in Rinkai Fukutoshin.

past
A/r/tography & Philosophy Project -Creativity Born in the "Margins" of the City-
Vol. 2 "Between Constancy and Change"
A project exhibition by graduate students from the Graduate School of Education and Research / Education Degree Program, University of Tsukuba.
  • STARTNovember 25, 2020 (Wed.)
  • ENDNovember 30, 2020 (Mon.)
  • Weekdays 12:00 - 18:00
    Weekends 11:00 - 19:00
  • *On the 25th, the exhibition starts at 13:00. Last admission on the 30th is 17:00.
  • Free admission

INFO.

[Exhibition]
November 25 (Wed.) 13:00-
[Workshops]
November 26 (Thu.) All day.
"Wooden Fragments of Memory”.
No reservation required. Maximum of 10 people at the same time.
November 28 (Sat.) 11:30 - 12:30.
"Why don’t you use your brush to express memories of movies; or movies you would like to see in the future?”
Limited to 10 people, advance registration via Peatix. First-come-first-served on the day.
November 29 (Sun.), 13:00 - 14:30.
"How is your time flowing now?”
Limited to 10 people, advance registration via Peatix. First-come-first-served on the day.
[Public Talk]
November 29 (Sun.), 14:30-15:30.
"Creativity Born in the ‘Margins’ of the City”

Organized by the A/r/tography & Philosophy Project (Ryoji Namai Laboratory, Musashino University; Koichi Kasahara Laboratory, Tokyo Gakugei University).
This project is organized by the A/r/tography & Philosophy Project and is a part of the "Special Course in Art Education B" at the Graduate School of Education and Research, University of Tsukuba (directed by Koichi Kasahara and Kazuhiro Ishizaki).

Event guide(PDF)

CONCEPT
“Between Constancy and Change" is an art project by graduate students at the University of Tsukuba.
Rinkai Fukutoshin, the Olympics, Corona, and the New Normal. In this exhibition, four graduate students will explore our changing senses and the world today and discover the potential of ARTBAY TOKYO as a creative “margin” or “white space” with visitors through art-based exploration, exhibitions and workshops.

past
A/r/tography & Philosophy Project -Creativity Born in the “Margins” of the City-
Vol. 1 “Warm Stops”
A project exhibition by graduate students from the Graduate School of Education, Tokyo Gakugei University.
  • STARTNovember 17, 2020 (Tues.)
  • ENDNovember 23, 2020 (Mon., holiday)
  • The exhibition opening hours are the same as the cafe opening hours
  • Free admission

INFO.

[Exhibition]
November 17 (Tues.) -
[Workshops]
November 21 (Sat.),
Session 1: 13:00-13:45,
Session 2: 14:30-15:15
“Everyone‘s Important Photos - Before and After 2020”
November 22 (Sun.), 11:00-19:00
“Visit and Feel, Odaiba Map”
[Public Talk]
November 23 (Mon., holiday), 13:00-16:00
"Creativity Born in the ‘Margins’ of the City”

Organized by the A/r/tography & Philosophy Project (Ryoji Namai Laboratory, Musashino University; Koichi Kasahara Laboratory, Tokyo Gakugei University).
This project is organized by the A/r/tography & Philosophy Project and is a part of the "Advanced Methods of Research and Development in the Department of Arts and Crafts" course at the Graduate School of Education and Research, Tokyo Gakugei University (directed by Koichi Kasahara).

Event guide(PDF)

CONCEPT
“Warm Stops" is an art project by graduate students at Tokyo Gakugei University.
Rinkai Fukutoshin, the Olympics, Corona, and the New Normal. In this exhibition, ten graduate students will explore our changing senses and the world today and discover the potential of ARTBAY TOKYO as a creative “margin” or “white space” with visitors through art-based exploration, exhibitions and workshops.

past
ARTBAY TOKYO x Tokyo Conference
  • November 14, 2020 (Sat.), 11:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
  • (Rebroadcast on November 21, 2020 [Sat.])

https://www.bsfuji.tv/tokyokaigi/pub/271.html link

INFO.
Tokyo Conference is a televised meeting between Kundo Koyama and his guests. The Tokyo Conference Photography Club was asked by the executive committee to take "artistic photos of the Rinkai Fukutoshin" and hold a photo exhibition at ARTBAY HOUSE to promote ARTBAY TOKYO. A meeting between members of the photography club, an art advisor from the executive committee, and Odaiba photographer Ko Majima, who has been taking pictures of Odaiba for 25 years, will be televised. Please check it out.

past
HOSONO AYAKO solo exhibition “ ONE DAY ”
  • STARTSNov 6 (Fri), 2020
  • ENDSNov 15 (Sun), 2020
  • Open: Through cafe open hours
  • Entry: Free

INFO.
Illustration exhibit and live painting (scheduled for Nov 7, 8, 14)

*Live painting will start around 2 p.m. on the scheduled day. For more detail, please check out @hosonoayako on Instagram.

Event guide(PDF)

CONCEPT
In 2020, the abnormal suddenly became the new normal. We got restricted from going out or even meeting people. It was only when the ordinary days we took for granted disappeared that we realized how precious they were. Yet, we still have to move forward, in the hopes that those ordinary days will return once again, one day. That is my reason for drawing “ ONE DAY “

ARTIST HOSONO AYAKO

PROFILE
Hosono Ayako is a true Tokyoite, born and bred in Tokyo. She graduated from the Kuwasawa Design School. Hosono illustrates daily life with a powerful touch. Her work has been featured in advertising, publishing and the apparel industry.

past

Art Wall

  • STARTMarch 2020
  • ENDmid-July 2020

INFO
The Pavilionʼs construction fence will be made into a work of art. The piece will be themed on the Tokyo Waterfront City and serve to introduce the project to the public.

CONCEPT
This piece visualizes the many positive images that visitors to the Tokyo Waterfront City hold by iconifying local imagery and sights as stylized cutouts rendered in bold, solid colors set against a white background.

ARTIST d0nchi

PROFILE
Born 1986 in Tokyo, Japan. Graduated from Tama Art University. Artist/designer who uses digital tools such as iPads to create iconic images that often draw on mythological references.

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