International Art Exhibition TOKYO ATLAS Another ATLAS: Art Jobs Visualization Project Junior High School Reporting Workshop: "Create Your Own Art Job Map"

Overview

Behind the scenes at International Art Exhibition TOKYO ATLAS, numerous people are at work—selecting, transporting, installing, conveying, and safeguarding the artworks.

In this workshop, junior high school students become "Junior Reporters" to directly interview the people working at the venue. You will explore not only what their daily jobs entail, but also how they discovered these careers and the journeys that brought them here.

Inspired by what you uncover during your interviews, you will imagine yourself thriving in the art world ten years from now and depict your own future career on an "Interview Cube." For participants wishing to present, a graphic recorder will capture their presentations live in illustrations, which will then be displayed at the venue alongside the Interview Cubes.

Why not discover the fascinating, yet-unknown jobs working behind the artists?

Event Details

Date & Time

November 23 (Mon, public holiday) 13:00–16:30 (Registration opens at 12:30)

Venue: Telecom Center Building, 5F

Eligibility & Capacity

Junior high school students: 40 participants When registering on behalf of a participant, guardians must enter the junior high school student's own name. Guardians are welcome to observe, but accompaniment is not mandatory.

Admission:Free