ARCHIVE no.82
Extracurricular
General Foundation Practice 2023, Assignment 2, "Body"
ASAMI Taisuke, ANDO Yukako, ANDO Ryuichiro, INOUE Akihiko,
KIMURA Kentaro, KOJIMA Daichi,
SAMATA Kazuki, NAKAO Rei, FURUNO Sawaka, HOTTA Chie, YAMAMOTO Futaba,
WATANABE Nobuaki
3/06wedー3/23sat
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Talk Event
The Phenomenon of Total Foundation Practice
3/16 sat PM4〜
speaker
ANDO Yukako, INOUE Akihiko, SAMATA Kazuki, HOTTA Chie, WATANABE Kazuaki
vanue
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Guerrilla Event
Scheduled to be held on the weekend
Information will be guided on this page.
The Total Foundation Practice (SOUKISO) is an inter-disciplinary course offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts at Kyoto City University of Arts (KCUA/KYOGEI). SOUKISO has over 40 years of experience and is a unique and very important program that all new students take, starting from the practical examination skills into the real creative world. The Program is created by faculty members across disciplines of practice, theory, and liberal arts for each assignment. In the 2023 Total Foundation Practice, Assignment 2, we explored the possibilities of the "body" from the aspect of sports, expanding the senses, emotions, and thoughts, and held the art event "Super Athletic Meet". This time, as an "Extracurricular," we will experience KARAHORI, where +1art is located, with our own bodies and make it an assignment to express our own physical way.
ANDO Yukako
Steering Committee Members:
ANDO Yukako(2023 Total Foundation Practice, Chief of Assignment 2, Sculpture)
SAMATA Kazuki(2023 Total Foundation Practice, The person in charge of Assignment 2, Part-time lecture)
Supporting Teachers:
ANDO Ryuichiro(2023 Total Foundation Practice, Steering committee members of Assignment 2, Dyeing and Weaving)
INOUE Akihiko(Former professor at the Kyoto City University of Arts))
HOTTA Chie(2023 Total Foundation Practice, Supporting teacher of Assignment 2, Psychology)
WATANABE Nobuaki(Chief of the 2023 Total Foundation Practice, Painting)
Students Attending Assignment:
(Kyoto City University of Arts, freshman)
ASAMI Taisuke
KIMURA Kentaro
KOJIMA Daichi
NAKAO Rei
FURUNO Sawaka
YAMAMOTO Futaba
In general, galleries are used to exhibit finished works of art and let the audience see them. While that is interesting in its own right, I had been thinking for some time that there might be a way to expand the use of galleries beyond that. The project for this exhibition was born out of a discussion with a faculty advisor at Kyoto City University of Arts.
In this exhibition, the process and results of students' research and creation of works in the Sorabori area where the gallery is located, as well as works created with the involvement of viewers, will be exhibited and posted at the venue and on the Internet, and talk events and spontaneous events (dates and times to be announced on the website) will also be held. This will be the first time for everyone to experience an extracurricular exhibition that makes the gallery a part of the classroom.
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About KARAHORI
The Karabori district, located in the center of Osaka City, is where the outer moat protecting the southwest side of Osaka Castle was located. It is said that the name "Karabori" was given to the area because of the location of the outer moat of Osaka Castle fortifications during the Toyotomi period.
After the great upheaval of the Osaka Winter and Summer Campaigns during the Warring States period, this area was the only area in central Osaka that did not suffer any damage from the war, even though most of the city was destroyed by fire.
The "Karabori Shopping Arcade" is a shopping street stretching 800 meters from east to west, connecting Matsuyamachi-suji to Uemachi-suji. Stores began to gather here gradually from the Taisho era (1912-1926), and a shopping association was formed in 1945 (Showa 20). In addition, the area to the north and south of the district has a mix of individual stores that were originally tenement buildings, even in the back alleys, and the townscape and historical resources that tell the history of Osaka's central residential area.
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