Experience Art Where People and Nature Intersect in Autumn Kyoto and Kameoka: Report on the Outdoor Art Exhibition and Farm Hut Project of "ART PARK PROGRAM"
Summary
In Kameoka Hozu River Park, Kyoto, the outdoor art event "ART PARK PROGRAM" is being held from September 18 to November 8 as part of the "43rd National Urban Greening Fair in Kyoto Tamba." The program consists of three parts: "Art Sprout," an outdoor exhibition by seven selected artists; "Bricoyage," a farm hut installation project by ten architects and creators; and "Harappa," a citizen development program. This article reports on "Art Sprout" and "Bricoyage." Under the theme "unearth," "Art Sprout" features works by artists such as Kaname Ueda, Yuka Nishihisamatsu, yamfum studio×ReLink, Ryo Asada, Nazuna Okawa, Kokyu, and FEISHO, who explore land memories and natural environments. Works include "Kasumi Pond" using recycled glass, "Four Airs" capturing air in stainless cubes, "Web of Life" depicting underground networks in ceramic, "Selection" questioning the weight of life with a wood carving of a Kameoka cow, and "THE WALL WE SHARE" combining painting and community words. The event offers an experience where people and nature intersect.
(Source:Tokyo Art Beat)