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Innovative City Forum 2017 Day 3, The Japan Foundation Asia Center Session “Innovation for Happiness”
Academy Hills
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Mika Ninagawa, Honor Harger, Noritaka Tatehana, François Roche, Keiji Ashizawa, Somchai Songwatana, Ryuta Ushiro, Ellie et al.
This session is an opportunity for people of the next generation, who will go on to be future leaders, to widely debate Asian culture and social innovations. Discussions will focus on happiness in Asia in the future (next generation), while also sharing the practice of innovations in Southeast Asia and Japan around three themes: “Time,” “Place,” and “Community.”
*Japanese and English simultaneous interpretation.
[Summary]
13:00-14:35
Opening Session
Speakers: Tri Rismaharini (Mayor of Surabaya City, Indonesia), Mika Ninagawa (Photographer/Film Director), Honor Harger (Executive Director, ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands)
Moderator: Fumio Nanjo (Director, Mori Art Museum)
Talk Session: Three Dialogues Revolving Around Asia
14:50-16:20
Theme 1: Time
A dialogue on initiatives to revitalize culture rooted in the local community that has been protected and nurtured, such as arts & crafts, entertainment, and customs by re-interpreting them in the context of the present day and in line with today’s needs, as well as through new presentations and marketing.
Speakers: Amy Besa (Founder, the Ang Sariling Atin Culinary Heritage Institute), Noritaka Tatehana (Artist)
Moderator: Chiaki Hayashi (Co-founder, Loftwork Inc.)
14:50-16:20
Theme 2: Place
A dialogue for finding how to create a mechanism for concluding a win-win relationship between cities and rural/local communities, the way that public space and historical areas ought to be, new sense of values, and creative relationships amid a global trend of excessive concentration in cities.
Speakers: Niramon Kulsrisombat (Director, Urban Design and Development Center/ Assistant Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Chulalongkorn University), François Roche (Architect/ personal secretary of s/he _ New-Territories), Keiji Ashizawa (Architect)
Moderator: Fumio Nanjo (Director, Mori Art Museum)
14:50-16:20
Theme 3: Community
Discussions on initiatives to enhance such values as mutual understanding, symbiosis, and sustainability by encouraging people to change their recognition of the environment and communities by having art and creativity intervene in society and shake up people’s “everyday” senses; a dialogue for pursuing the power and roles of art through which people find the joy of life.
*No English Interpretation available at this session.
Speakers: Somchai Songwatana (CEO/Art Director, FLYNOW/ Founder, ChangChui), Ryuta Ushiro (Chim↑Pom, Artist), Ellie (Chim↑Pom, Artist)
Moderator: Nozomu Ogawa (Director, Art Center Ongoing)
16:35-18:00
Wrap-up & Networking Session
Admission: ¥2000
Capacity: 290
Language: Japanese and English simultaneous interpretation.
*Please see the official website for further details.
*Japanese and English simultaneous interpretation.
[Summary]
13:00-14:35
Opening Session
Speakers: Tri Rismaharini (Mayor of Surabaya City, Indonesia), Mika Ninagawa (Photographer/Film Director), Honor Harger (Executive Director, ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands)
Moderator: Fumio Nanjo (Director, Mori Art Museum)
Talk Session: Three Dialogues Revolving Around Asia
14:50-16:20
Theme 1: Time
A dialogue on initiatives to revitalize culture rooted in the local community that has been protected and nurtured, such as arts & crafts, entertainment, and customs by re-interpreting them in the context of the present day and in line with today’s needs, as well as through new presentations and marketing.
Speakers: Amy Besa (Founder, the Ang Sariling Atin Culinary Heritage Institute
Moderator: Chiaki Hayashi (Co-founder, Loftwork Inc.)
14:50-16:20
Theme 2: Place
A dialogue for finding how to create a mechanism for concluding a win-win relationship between cities and rural/local communities, the way that public space and historical areas ought to be, new sense of values, and creative relationships amid a global trend of excessive concentration in cities.
Speakers: Niramon Kulsrisombat (Director, Urban Design and Development Center
Moderator: Fumio Nanjo (Director, Mori Art Museum)
14:50-16:20
Theme 3: Community
Discussions on initiatives to enhance such values as mutual understanding, symbiosis, and sustainability by encouraging people to change their recognition of the environment and communities by having art and creativity intervene in society and shake up people’s “everyday” senses; a dialogue for pursuing the power and roles of art through which people find the joy of life.
*No English Interpretation available at this session.
Speakers: Somchai Songwatana (CEO/Art Director, FLYNOW/ Founder, ChangChui), Ryuta Ushiro (Chim↑Pom, Artist), Ellie (Chim↑Pom, Artist)
Moderator: Nozomu Ogawa (Director, Art Center Ongoing)
16:35-18:00
Wrap-up & Networking Session
Admission: ¥2000
Capacity: 290
Language: Japanese and English simultaneous interpretation.
*Please see the official website for further details.
Schedule | Oct 14 (Sat) 2017 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | ¥2000 | ||||
| Website | http://icf.academyhills.com/en/program/ | ||||
| Venue | Academy Hills http://www.academyhills.com/english/index.html | ||||
| Location | 49F Roppongi Hills Mori tower, 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032 | ||||
| Access | Direct walk from exit 1c at Roppongi Station on the Hibiya line, 4 minute walk from exit 3 at Roppongi Station on the Toei Oedo line; From JR Shibuya Station, take the Toei bus and get off at Roppongi Hills. |
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