
Garden for Children
Exhibition Outline
An exhibition for the enjoyment of all, from infants and toddlers to adults, Garden for Children will celebrate the perceptual powers and mindscape of small children. Featured are hands-on interactive and physically immersive works, newly created by emerging artists, each of which gives orchestration to an entire space. By enabling adults to share a world of art together with children and experience it vicariously through their viewpoint, physical sensations, and feelings, the exhibition will provide occasions for communication among people of different generations and for considering and rediscovering our own relationship with art.
Artists: Mikiko ENDO, Goh IDETA, KOSUGE1-16, Shinji OHMAKI, Saki Satom
Exhibition Information
Restroom with diaper changing table & baby care room are available.
Baby strollers are accepted in the exhibition space.
Kid's menu are also available at the Restaurant Content, B1F (for elementary school & under).
An exhibition for the enjoyment of all, from infants and toddlers to adults, Garden for Children will celebrate the perceptual powers and mindscape of small children. Featured are hands-on interactive and physically immersive works, newly created by emerging artists, each of which gives orchestration to an entire space. By enabling adults to share a world of art together with children and experience it vicariously through their viewpoint, physical sensations, and feelings, the exhibition will provide occasions for communication among people of different generations and for considering and rediscovering our own relationship with art.
Artists: Mikiko ENDO, Goh IDETA, KOSUGE1-16, Shinji OHMAKI, Saki Satom
Exhibition Information
Title: | Garden for Children |
Date: | July 24th Saturday - October 3rd Sunday 2010 |
Closed: | Monday (*except for August 16th & September 20th), September 21st |
Opening Hours: | 10:00 - 18:00 (*Tickets available until 17:30) |
Venue: | Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo |
Organized by: | Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo |
Supported by: | Japan Foundation for Regional Art-Active |
Sponsored by: | Shiseido |
In Cooperated with: | Koto City, ACE. INC., Aprica Childcare Institute, couwasign, Eipurafuto Co., Ltd., full-scale, Hojo Komuten, Kayodo, Nakagawa Chemical, Inc., Nakamura-naka Seisakusyo, Nihon Rikagaku Industry co.,ltd., sixinch, JAPAN, Co., Ltd.,TAJIMA, Tsunekawa Industrial Felt Corporation, Yoshinari Kogyo, Fukagawa Shiryokan Avenue Shopping Street Cooperative Society, Mouri Nursery |
Admission: | Adult ¥1,100 (¥880), University & College student, over 65yrs old ¥800 (¥640), High school & Junior high school student ¥600 (¥480), Free for elementary school & under *( ) price for a group, over 20 people *Free entry to MOT permanent collection for ticket holders *Discount available for audience purchasing'Karigurashi no Arrietty x Yohei Taneda'ticket |
Also showing: | 'Karigurashi no Arrietty x Yohei Taneda'July 17th - October 3rd 'MOT collection'July 17th - October 3rd |
Restroom with diaper changing table & baby care room are available.
Baby strollers are accepted in the exhibition space.
Kid's menu are also available at the Restaurant Content, B1F (for elementary school & under).
Shinji Ohmaki ECHOES - INFINITY; Kumamoto (detail), 2009 Photo: Saki Yakabe Venue/Courtesy: Contemporary Art Museum Kumamoto Reference image
Mikiko Endo Plan for Cheering Mountain, 2010
Saki Satom Maya's room, 2010 ©sakisatom
Goh Ideta reflection, 2009 Installation view at Wunderbar Festival (New Castle, England) Photo: Joshua Sofaer Reference image
KOSUGE1-16 Model for Big Tree (S-Size) , 2010