TOMORROW FIELD 2025 Spring
Japan once oriented itself toward the sea. Today, as globalization progresses and living in a city is considered a status symbol, solitary deaths and orphaned food are on the rise.
Through art and food, TOMORROW FIELD hopes to create opportunities for people to gather, create places to learn, and become aware of the natural assets of the land in a depopulated and shrinking population.
DURATION
March 1, 2025–March 16, 2025
11:00–16:00 (closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays)
VENUES
SEI TAIZA, TAIZA Residence and TAIZA Studio
ORGANIZERS
TOMORROW, Japan Arts Council, Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan
SUPPORTS
Kyotango City, Kyotango City Board of Education, Kyoto by the Sea DMO
METI School facade photo: Kurt Hoerbst
Special Exhibition
Yuragi-Fluctuation
In order to rediscover the beauty of the land, we have invited creative thinkers active in Japan and abroad to work with us to improve the quality of our lives and actions through the creation of artworks and the incorporation of the things learned in the process.
Work by Anna Heringer from Germany, Martin Rauch from Austria, and AAWAA—which focuses on re-evaluating the material of the land and building a system to nurture the know-how to live richly within the community—will be presented.
Creators: AAWAA, Anna Heringer+Martin Rauch