Creative Reconstruction: Exhibit of Science Visualization Exercise Works

We are holding an exhibit of works created for science visualization exercises. These classes have been taken by art students as well as students studying science. By making use of their individual strengths, the students were able to effectively convey complicated scientific terminology through illustrations. We hope you will all come to check it out. (Akagi/Hashimoto)
“Creative Reconstruction: Exhibit of Science Visualization Exercise Works” February 12 (Tues) to March 8 (Fri), 2013 University of Tsukuba Central Library, 2nd floor presentation area

Report on the special screening event, “After 3.11 – Sounds & Voices”

We have had a great deal of positive feedback from people who attended, saying that the films and talk shows were wonderful and they were glad they participated. The event was featured in several newspapers, and attended by people from many different regions. It was unfortunate that there were not many students from the University of Tsukuba, despite a strong attendance from students from universities in Tokyo. Perhaps the earthquake has begun to fade away from the memories of some students. It was a reminder for us of the importance of the documentary film production project “FUKUSHIMA VOICE.” (Kataoka)


Creative Reconstruction: Exhibit of Science Visualization Exercise Works

We have begun an exhibition of the illustrations made by students for a science visualization exercise, to bring scientific topics such as the mechanisms of earthquakes to life with visual images. We hope you will come and check them out. (Kataoka)
“Creative Reconstruction: Exhibit of Science Visualization Exercise Works” February 12 (Tues) to March 8 (Fri) 2013 University of Tsukuba Central Library, 2nd floor presentation area




Article about “Culture and Social Innovation – Tokyo Conference” now available online

An article recording the “Culture and Social Innovation – Tokyo Conference” event, held on the weekend of October 19-20, 2012, is now available to read on Tokyo Art Beat “TABlog.” Please click on the link below and take a look. There is also a link at the end of the article to the Ustream archives, where video footage of the conference can be found. (Kataoka)

Tokyo Art Beat 『TABlog』

Project affiliated with FUKUSHIMA VOICE: “After 3.11 – Sounds and Voices”

Project affiliated with FUKUSHIMA VOICE: “After 3.11 – Sounds and Voices”
As an affiliated venture joining with documentary production project FUKUSHIMA VOICE, we will hold a screening of documentary films known as “After 3.11 – Sounds and Voices.”
Date & time: Saturday February 16 and Sunday February 17, 2013, from 1pm
Location: University of Tsukuba, 5C Building, Art & Physical Education Area, Room 216 (2nd floor).
・Entry is free to all screenings and talk shows.
・Numbered tickets will be distributed from 12:30 each day.
・When the doors open (10 minutes before the screening time), please enter the venue in order according to your ticket number.
・Only a limited number of seats are available and you may be refused entry if the venue is full.

Screening Schedule
February 16 (Sat): 13:00 “Casting Blossoms to the Sky”: Directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi (2011/Japan/160 mins)
16:00 “3.11 Without Sound –There were Deaf Peaple in the Disaster Area Too ”
Interviewer/camera/editing: Ayako Imamura, Kazunori Shibukawa (2011/Japan/23 mins)

A talk show with the director will be held following the screening. Guest: Ayako imamura *The talk show will be held using sign language, with an interpreter to translate into spoken Japanese.
17:30: “FUKUSHIMA: Memories of the Lost Landscape” Directed by Yoju Matsubayashi (2011/Japan/109 mins)

February 17 (Sun): 13:00 “The Sound of the Waves”
Directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi & Ko Sakai (2011/Japan/142 mins)
A talk show with the director will be held following the screening. Guests: Ryusuke Hamaguchi & Ko Sakai
16:30: “TSUCHIOTO”
Directed by Yui Okubo (2011/Japan/23 mins)
A talk show with the director will be held following the screening. Guest: Yui Okubo
17:30: “Blessures Atomiques”
Director: Marc Petitjean (2006/France/53 mins)
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