It's so different from seeing it alone! ! fun! casual! interesting! change! change! communication!

◎ Dialogue viewing is a viewing method in which multiple participants proceed while discussing. Instead of just watching or listening to explanations, we will carefully observe the art and talk about what we feel and think while being guided by the facilitator. By watching and talking in groups, you can enjoy the world of art, which is said to be free, by encountering opinions that differ from your own and discovering new perspectives you never thought possible. ◎ Not only for personal hobbies, but also for business The benefits obtained by viewing and interacting with art in groups are also useful for business. The attitude of respecting the opinions of others transforms the quality of communication. Social status has nothing to do with art appreciation. Innovation requires an attitude of mutual respect and enjoyment of discoveries and interpretations without hierarchy or superiority. Appreciating art is also effective in developing one's sensibility, sense of beauty, and free imagination. ◎ The facilitators are the staff of Miro Art Lab, an art laboratory for children. As members of the Creativity Co-education Crew, they interact with the children and appreciate the works of the children who come to the lab every day. Let's enjoy art appreciation with a facilitator that draws out children's free ideas without being overly bound by stereotypes and preconceived notions! In today's fast-paced and ever-changing world, interactive art appreciation may be essential for working adults in order to cultivate a corporate culture that respects and catches and produces new ideas. ◎ This party is for those who love art, but also for those who are not good at art. The [Art Tips] corner, which introduces art to hot topics, is also popular. Art will get closer to you! ◎ The art to appreciate will be selected in collaboration with active artists. We will appreciate the work of Saya Mitake, who is active mainly in Tokyo. Saya Mitake HP: https://www.facultyworks.net/about ____________________ overview [Date and Time] Thursday, July 13, 19:30-21:00 (2nd Thursday of every month) (19:15 open) [Participation fee] ¥ 3,300- / 1 time (1 time free coupon issued for 3 times and after 4th time) [Capacity] About 12 people 【others】 It's an easy party. No food or drink will be served, so please bring your own snacks and beverages. Snacks can be enjoyed in the workshop room, and meals such as bento boxes can be enjoyed in the dining room. [Participation of children, deaf people, blind people, etc.] Art Party Tokyo aims to create a space-time that resonates with the sensibilities of various people. Therefore, we welcome diversity in our events. Written communication is available for the deaf. We do not have a childcare service for children, but we welcome children in the same space as we want to be a gathering with a sense of diversity that welcomes and cares for children with the feeling of watching over our small self. For those in wheelchairs, the restrooms will be the landings at the top and bottom of the stairs. I would like to help you, but I am sorry for the inconvenience. Please come after understanding. [Notes on participation] ・We will take pictures of the party for service improvement, recording materials, and posting on SNS. Please note. If you are not allowed to take pictures, please let the secretariat staff know in advance. ◎ Sponsorship / Inquiries Asa Co., Ltd. Art Party Tokyo artparty.tokyo@gmail.com ________________________ Ms. Saya Mitake, active both in Japan and overseas, including exhibits at the National Art Center, Tokyo abstract painter. Graduated from the Department of Graphic Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tama Art University. Has a rich career as a logo designer and jewelry designer. In 2018, he started working as an abstract painter. Depicts a world of emotions that cannot be put into words or expressed in words, such as conflicts, joys, and love in the heart. In 2019, he made his debut as an artist at a gallery in New York. "rooms PARK" was held at Shibuya Hikarie (Shibuya, Tokyo) from October 13 to 16, 2010, and "Hanbi" was held at the National Art Center, Tokyo (Port of Tokyo) from March 8 to 21, 2011. Exhibition". Official site Go do some art. urban vacant lot. art party tokyo ART PARTY-TOKYO is an "urban vacant lot for art" that provides the perfect environment for a variety of art toy events, with spaces and facilities that can be used for multiple purposes. It is a bright space with plenty of natural light even though it is right in the middle of the city just below Tokyo Tower. Equipment such as high-speed Wi-Fi and large monitors can be used free of charge, as well as conference tables and chairs, as well as art materials necessary for art, so you can use it immediately when you think of an art event. is. Flexible layouts for a variety of events are also available, allowing you to use the space to suit your needs. Official site