TOKYO Suki Fes 2017

ⓀⓁⓂUeno Shipyard: Reed Boat Project on Shinobazu Pond

Katsuhiko Hibino, Yousuke Kaifu, and Jin Ishikawa

Shinobazu Pond (Boating Pond); Bentendo Square; others

11.10(Fri) ~ 11.19(Sun) 11:00-17:00

Admission free; Talk, Workshop - Advanced reservation required

Workshop and installation about their each Reed Boat Project to think and talk about our story or own memories.

ⓂMINAMO Mirror

Taro Suzuki Laboratory

Shinobazu Pond (Boating Pond)

11.17(Fri) ~ 11.19(Sun) After sunset

Admission free

This artwork gives a new face to Shinobazu Pond by illuminating its surface.

ⒼTEA-TASTER FOREST

Kazuyuki Hashimoto with Tea Tasters

Fountain Square, Ueno Park

During Period

Admission free

A new kind of site-specific art brought to you by Ito En Tea Tasters.

ⒽPlanetes “They live just as I live, they disappeared just as I disappeared.”

Shinji Ohmaki

Fountain Square, Ueno Park

Admission free

Artist Shinji Ohmaki presents his new inspiration inspired by the Monjuro gates to Kanei-ji Temple.

ⒶⒸⒹYanaka Art Project “The Whole and The Part”

Tokyo University of the Arts and École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux‐Arts, Global Art Collaboration Project 2017

Denchu Hirakushi House, Tani House, Ichida House

During the period 11:00-17:00

Admission free

Art students from Tokyo and Paris transform Yanaka town into a happening art spot.

ⒻPrize-Winning Mikoshi from the Geisai Festival, Display of Mikoshi Awarded the Ueno Culture Park Awards

Tokyo University of the Arts

Fountain Square, Ueno Park

11.10(Fri) 11:00-20:00 / 11.11(Sat) 11:00-20:00 / 11.12(Sun) 11:00-17:00

Admission free

See the three winning entries for the student-created mikoshi (parade float) competition, part of the Tokyo University of the Arts’ Geisai Festival held in September 2017.

ⒺThe Lighting Detectives Descend on Ueno (Vol.2)

The Lighting Detectives

Tokyo National Museum

11.13(Mon) 18:00-21:00 / 11.14(Tue) 18:00-19:00 (Doors from 17:45)

* admission now closed

Part of a series of workshops to think about the lighting around Ueno, now and in the future.

ⒿUeno Park Studies, Part I: ‘Out in Ueno with The Book of Tea’

Chihiro Minato, Fumihiko Sumitomo, and Tsuyoshi Ozawa

Auditorium of the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum

11.10(Fri) 17:00-19:00　(Doors from 16:30)

Admission free; Priority entry for those with reservation. * Deadline is 11.10(Fri) 11:00. Availability of seats on the day will be announced at 11.10(Fri) 16:30.

Lecture: The Delights of Ueno Park’s History and Culture