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"Art is Science" Exhibition: Parent and Child Tour Part 2!

Event Date:June 2017rd (Sat), 6th (Sun), 3th (Sat), 4th (Sun), 10

Open Time:June 2017rd (Sat), 6th (Sun), 3th (Sat), 4th (Sun), 10
Tour meeting time (please come to the reception on the 1st floor):
①10: 30 ~ ②14: 00 ~

Place:Karuizawa New Art Museum 2F Special Exhibition Room

Conduct:Curator

Target:From children to adults (infants must be accompanied by a guardian)

Application / Contact

Karuizawa New Art Museum
Tel. 0267-46-8691
Exhibition Section

This time, the Karuizawa New Art Museum will hold the above tour on the first and second Saturdays and Sundays of June so that local children can enjoy the exhibition "Art is Science" that has been held since Golden Week. Children up to junior high school age can participate in the exhibition on the second floor for free. Artists have always sought new expressions and continue to amaze us using all kinds of means. This time, we are exhibiting various expressions when artists encountered science. "Is this also art?" "I'm dizzy!" This tour encourages you to express your surprise, excitement, and joy in front of the works. Please feel free to join us!

*No reservation is required. Please come to the reception on the 1st floor at the designated meeting time. Children cannot participate alone.
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"Art is Science" Exhibition: Parent and Child Tour Part 2!


REPORT

Karuizawa New Art Museum held the "Parent and Child Tour 2nd Edition!" on the weekends of the first (6rd and 1th) and second week (3th and 4th) of June as a related project to the "Art is Science" exhibition. Both children and adults enjoyed the tour with wide eyes and enthusiasm. Thank you to everyone who participated! This tour is designed to give you an overview of the exhibition in about an hour. You can look back on how science and technology have been historically incorporated into art through Marcel Duchamp's spinning disk video work "Anemic Cinema" and video art pioneer Nam June Paik's "Global Groove," and view a wide range of more than 10 works, including the current participatory interactive work Daisy's Hakoniwa. This tour has been well received, and we have received requests to hold it again, so we are considering a third edition. Please check out our website and Facebook.
My first contemporary art!
There are so many swirling things