Currently, Art Gallery T+ is permitted to operate the gallery under certain conditions.
If you are considering exhibiting, please review the following terms of use.
[Available period/time]
Monday to Friday excluding public holidays 9:00 - 17:00
[Special conditions]
- Viewers can view the exhibit without entering the gallery.Exhibits that can be viewed through the glass outsideLimited to
・Loading and unloadingThe exhibitor himself/herselfPlease do so.
- Please strictly adhere to the available times for the relevant week, including loading and unloading.
If you have any questions, please contact us at [t.tasu.webstaff@gmail.com].
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【Overview】
Art Gallery T+ will be holding a special exhibition that will hopefully provide an opportunity for students to present their works and to interact with each other.
With the aim of staff and artists working together to create the exhibition, works selected by staff will be exhibited for five days starting from Monday, November 11th.
Venue: Art Gallery T+
Date: February 11th (Monday) - February 30th (Friday)
[Planning Concept] Connected Exhibition Exhibition name (tentative): "En Count"
Now that the spread of COVID-19 has made it difficult to meet people face-to-face, we decided on this concept with the desire to create an exhibition that allows artists, T+ staff, and viewers to connect with each other.
Currently, T+ restricts the viewer to viewing the work from outside the glass. In this way, the glass can be interpreted in various ways: as a barrier separating the viewer from the work, or as something that gives us distance and comfort.
The aim is for the artist and staff to exchange opinions about how they perceive the glass, and how others perceive it, and then to share this with viewers through the exhibition.
In addition, the special exhibition will:
●Exhibition viewed through glass from outside the gallery
● Using Teams meetings, artists and staff will discuss concepts and exhibition methods (approximately three times during November)
●Created based on the results of discussions
●Create one exhibition space with multiple works
【Application rules】
* Any genre of work can be submitted, be it two-dimensional or three-dimensional.
・Flat surfaces must be within size 80 (regardless of size)
・For three-dimensional objects, the size must be within 50cm in length, 50cm in width, and 70cm in height.
・Installations and video works are also accepted (please discuss with staff)
●One piece per person. Works must be unpublished at T+.
●Entry that soils the gallery or provides food or drink is not permitted.
【Application method】 CLICK HEREPlease fill in the necessary information and apply.
Application Period October 10st (Wed) ~ 10/4 (Wed.)
*Second recruitment: October 10st (Wednesday) - October 21th (Wednesday)
"Qualification requirements"
Students enrolled in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences
《Requirements》
- Applicant's name, affiliation, major, and year
·mail address
·phone number
* The following is within the scope of what is currently being considered
・Genre and image of the work
・Art materials and techniques
・Work size
・How to understand T+ glass
・Notes (optional)
[About loading and unloading]
・Exhibitors must load and unload their items themselves, in the presence of staff.
-Delivery on Sunday, November 11th, removal on Friday, December 29th
・No need to prepare captions or display stands as they will be provided by the gallery
[About selection]
・T+ staff will select approximately three works.
・Selection results will be notified to applicants in late October
[Contact]
Art Gallery T+: t.tasu.webstaff@gmail.com
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The gallery has been closed due to the impact of COVID-19, but it will now be able to reopen under certain conditions.
We are looking for gallery users for September based on the following conditions.
[Available period/time]
August 8st - September 31th 9:30 - 9:00
[Special conditions]
・This is limited to exhibitions that can be viewed outside through glass, without visitors having to enter the gallery.
・In principle, loading and unloading should be done by one person.
・Please strictly adhere to the available hours for the week, including loading and unloading. (Only the last week will be from September 9rd to September 23th, as there is a national holiday. The available hours will be the same.)
The deadline for applications is November 8th at 21:12 noon.
If there are multiple people applying for use in the same week, staff will decide who can use the service through a strict lottery.
If there is a week with no applications, we will re-open the homepage to solicit users.
After agreeing to the terms of use, please fill out the required information below and send it to [t.tasu.webstaff@gmail.com].
*As this reopening is happening under special circumstances, we are also accepting inquiries at the same email address.
Requirements
*Please send your application with the subject "(Applicant's name) Request for exhibition in January" (please state the applicant's name in parentheses).
1) Select the week you would like to use from the following, from your first to third choice. Example: First choice: Week A, second choice: Week B, third choice: Week C
・Week A [Monday, August 8st to Friday, September 31th]
・Week B [Monday, September 9th to Friday, September 7th]
・Week C [Monday, September 9th to Friday, September 14th]
・D week [Wednesday, September 9rd to Wednesday, September 23th] *Please consult with us as lighting management and changes cannot be made on the 9th (Saturday) and 30th (Sunday).
*Please note that the dates may change as soon as it becomes clear that the gallery cannot be used due to other reasons within the university.
2) Applicant's name, affiliation, year, contact information (address, phone number *something that can be used to contact you immediately, such as a mobile phone number)
3) Names, affiliations, and grades of exhibitors other than the applicant
4) Exhibition name
5) Exhibition overview (This will be used for online announcements. Please tell us what will be exhibited and any related events or classes.)
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In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the gallery will be closed from April 6, 2020.
Due to this, the exhibitions scheduled for April and May have been cancelled. We will contact those who were scheduled to exhibit by email regarding how to proceed.
The reopening date after May has not yet been decided. It will be decided according to the future response and movements of the entire university.
We accept inquiries via email, so please contact us there.
We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.
Lecture by Ari Kawauchi, author of "Giant in the Sky" "The miracle created by Cai Guo-Qiang, the superstar of contemporary art, and an old man from Iwaki"
It will be held.
Date: Tuesday, July 2019, 7, 23:13-00:15
Venue: Room 6A208
Organized by: University of Tsukuba Art Gallery T+
We will have a talk session with writer Ario Kawauchi as a guest, and T+ staff students will talk about the contemporary artist Cai Guo-Qiang, who has ties to Tsukuba University, and Kawauchi's book "Giant in the Sky." Anyone can listen to the talk for free.
Guest profile
Ario Kawauchi
Born in Tokyo in 1972. Graduated from Nihon University College of Art, Department of Broadcasting. Completed graduate studies at Georgetown University. After working for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), he became a freelance writer. In 2013, he won the 33rd Nitta Jiro Literary Award for "Looking for Baul" (Gentosha). In 2018, he won the 16th Kaiko Takeshi Non-Fiction Award for "The Giant in the Sky."
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