From August 18th (Tue) to August 30th (Sun), 2026, the "Summer Vacation Art Marche 2026 Exhibition" was held at the Tsukuba Museum of Art in Ibaraki Prefecture. (Number of visitors)2,616Name)
This exhibition showcased 293 works created by children and works by instructors at the "Summer Vacation Art Marche 2026," held on July 18th (Sat) and 19th (Sun).
An awards ceremony was held during the event, and certificates were presented to all the award recipients.
Thank you to everyone who participated, everyone who attended, and all our sponsoring companies for your support this year.
Photo 1: Scene from the awards ceremony (with the award-winning children, Mayor Igarashi, and the instructors) Photo 2: Scene from the exhibition hall
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"Summer Vacation Art Marché 2025" was held on Saturday, July 7th and Sunday, July 19th, 20 at the University of Tsukuba's Sports and Arts Area. Despite the scorching heat, many children and their parents participated.
The "Art Marche at Home", where you can submit drawings you've made at home, will run until July 7th. https://www.tcf.or.jp/exhibition/25071920_artmarche2025.pdf
On July 19 (Sat) and 20 (Sun), 2025, the Summer Vacation Art Marché 2025 was held at the University of Tsukuba's Physical Education and Art Area. Despite the summer heat, many children and their families joined, making for a lively and creative two days filled with art.
There are a total of 8 different workshops this year! This year's workshops featured 8 unique programs!
▶① Still Life Drawing "Art Day Camp (Still Life)" Art Day Camp (Still Life)
▶② "Art Day Camp (People)" - Drawing a human model Art Day Camp (Figure Drawing)
▶③ "Reborn Art Ball" - Reborning unusable balls with art: Reborn Art Ball
▶④ "Art Medal" for creating 3D works using clay and plaster: Art Medal
▶⑤ "Koppa sculpture" - making sculptures by combining pieces of wood: Coppa Sculpture
▶⑥ Tsukuba-style "Let's make a broom": Let's Make Brooms
▶⑦ Take memorable photos with a large-format camera: "Let's take analog photos": Analog Photography Workshop
▶⑧ The "Art Exploration Team" explores the art areaArt Exploration Team
Exhibition information:Exhibition information
Works created at the Art Marche will be exhibited at the Tsukuba Museum of Art! The artworks created during the Summer Vacation Art Marché will be exhibiting at the Tsukuba Museum of Art!
Venue: Tsukuba Museum of Art, Ibaraki Prefecture (Azuma 2-8, Tsukuba City) Admission Fee: Free Dates: June 2025th (Tuesday) -July 8st (Sunday), 19 Time: 9: 30-17: 00 (Admission until 16:30) *Last day until 14:00 / Closed on Monday, August 8th ※ Closes at 14:00 on the final day. Closed on August 25 (Mon).
Judging: The entries will be judged by faculty members of the University of Tsukuba's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and prizes will be awarded to outstanding works. Winners will be contacted separately. Judging will be conducted by faculty members of the University of Tsukuba's Art Program. Selected outstanding works will receive awards. Winners will be notified separately.
Regarding return of artwork:Artwork Return
📦 [Return at Venue] 8 month 31 (day) 14: 00 ~ 15: 00 August 31 (Sun), 14:00–15:00
*If you are unable to collect your item within the designated period, please contact the Foundation for Cultural Promotion. If you are unable to pick up the artwork during the above periods, please contact the Tsukuba Cultural Foundation
We look forward to your visit! We look forward to your visit!
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Art Support Research Group "Community Collaboration and Educational Activities at the Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Museum of Art, Kamakura"
Art Environment Support Forum: Community Collaboration and Educational Outreach Activities at the Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Art Museum, Kamakura City
Date and time: December 2024, 12 (Monday) 23:18-15:19
Mon. Dec 23 18:15-19:15
Location: Arts Building B521 (Presentation Room)
Admission Free
Speaker: Ayako Imanishi
The Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Museum conveys the artistic work and creative space of the master of modern Japanese painting, Kaburaki Kiyokata, to future generations. The museum was built on the site of his former residence in Kamakura, and is also committed to cooperation with the local community and educational outreach activities.
This time, we will be welcoming Ayako Imanishi, a curator at the museum, to talk about the project. We are also planning an art appreciation experience. Please feel free to join us!
The “Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Museum” preserves the legacy and creative space of the great modern Japanese painter, Kaburaki Kiyokata. The museum is located on the site of his former residence in Kamakura and is dedicated to fostering community engagement and educational outreach activities.
This time, we are pleased to welcome Ayako Imanishi, the museum's curator, who will share insights into their efforts. Additionally, a viewing experience is also planned. We warmly invite you to join us!
If you would like to attend, please see below:Application formPlease apply from
(Please apply as early as possible)
Those who wish to attend are kindly requested to apply through the application form below.
https://forms.gle/jEs5p7e2KkAjzLQF6
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