[Image: Sachie Noda “Field” (2021) AFK2021 Akatsuki Art Award]

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ANB Tokyo is an art complex that opened in October 2020 in Roppongi, an area thriving with many galleries and museums. The complex is operated by the Tokyo Art Acceleration with the aim of creating opportunities for artists to create and present their work, and to foster a community where people of various genres can interact around art. The name of the building is derived from the word "Alternative", which means something different from the existing concept, and "Box", which means to accept a variety of things, and also indicates that the box will be filled with countless stories, "Narratives”.

ANB Tokyo consists of six floors from the second to the seventh, starting with a book lounge on the second floor, galleries and garages on the third and fourth floors, a kitchen on the fifth floor, and studios on the sixth and seventh floors. We aim to create a new connection point between art and society through exhibitions and events that take advantage of the appeal of this diverse "place".

Sachie Noda “Things That Rot and The View From Here”