New Space 'Getsudo' to Open at Hiroshima's Nakatsukuni Park, Designed by Kenjiro Okazaki; His Works Also on Display
Tokyo Art Beat
A new museum, 'Getsudo', designed by artist Kenjiro Okazaki, will open in Hiroshima's Nakatsukuni Park this autumn, featuring his works.Summary
A new museum named 'Getsudo' (Chapelle Lunette) will open this autumn in Nakatsukuni Park, Hiroshima. The park's designer, artist Kenjiro Okazaki, is overseeing the interior, creating a hub to reconnect art with the region's environment, culture, education, and medicine. The building features a half-moon 'lunette window' and will exhibit Okazaki's art alongside the park's cultural trajectory. It will host exhibitions, concerts, and workshops, aiming to foster learning and practice across generations. A commemorative program, 'Visits of Healing and Wisdom,' focusing on art and rehabilitation, will be held on November 21-22.
(Source：Tokyo Art Beat)