Tomoki Imai’s Semicircle Law series was shot according to a rule (“law”) that stipulates all images should be of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant taken from within a radius of 30 km of the plant. In the display of the works, another rule stipulates that the wall on which the works appear should be oriented in a way that directs the viewers’ gaze beyond the wall and towards the power plant as they are looking. In this workshop, each participant will design an exhibit that follows rules created by themselves. For example, a rule that stipulates that all works are to be of the same size, or that all works of the same color are to be displayed on the same wall, etc. Through the deliberate creation of rules and their follow through, participants will see more clearly the overlapping points with Imai’s exhibit.
* This workshop may be conducted on Zoom, depending on the novel coronavirus situation.
Date: November 28 (Saturday) 14:00 – 15:30
Capacity: 10
Target: Elementary school student 11 or above in age. *Elementary school students must be accompanied by a guardian.
Participation fee: Free (museum admission is required)
How to apply: *Reservations are closed.
Please apply by email. On the subject line, write, “Application for Exhibition Design.” In the body, write, ①Date and time of participation, ②Name (guardian’s name, if applicable), ③Number of participants (up to 2 people), ④Daytime contact phone number. Send the email to event@haramuseum.or.jp. In case of cancellation, please call 03-3445-0651.
Application deadline: The window for applications will close when the capacity has been reached.
Supported by: MRA Foundation
*The event will be held in Japanese.