Community Engagement Program
Tsumugu Project Culmination
Talk “Tsumugu... (Weaving...)”

Conduted in Japanese

To mark the culmination of the Tsumugu (Weaving) Project, a community engagement program initiated by Roppongi Hills and Mori Art Musuem, and which has been held for six years since its launch in 2018, aligning with the 20th anniversary of Roppongi Hills as a milestone, we will hold a talk program.

In this talk program, artists who participated in each project will be invited as guests to view video footage of past Tsumugu Projects and Tsumiwa Projects, and to discuss the essence of the activities with Kikuchi Hiroko, the project director and other project participants.

Date & Time

13:00-18:00, Sunday, March 17, 2024 (Doors open: 12:30)

Appearing

Tayama Tatsuyuki, Nishihara Nao, Hayashi Takatsune, Matsuno Yuka, Manabe Yuri, Morishita Maki, Watanabe Shintaro and others

Discussant

Kikuchi Hiroko

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Tsumuki Project (2018)

https://www.roppongihills.com/sp/association/tsumugu/01_tsumuki.html

Matsuno Yuka (Architect, Designer)
Hayashi Takatsune (Architect, Japanese Carpenter)

Tsumune Project (2019)

https://www.roppongihills.com/sp/association/tsumugu/02_tsumune.html

Nishihara Nao (Artist)

Tsumushoku Project (2021)

https://www.roppongihills.com/sp/association/tsumugu/07_tsumushoku.html

Manabe Yuri (Photographer, Art Director)

Tsumumai Project (2023)

https://www.mori.art.museum/en/learning/6287/

Morishita Maki (Choreographer, Dancer)

Tsumuwa Project (Weaving Voices) (2020-2024)

https://www.roppongihills.com/sp/association/tsumugu/06_tsumuwa.html

Video documentation of the Tsumugu Project (2018-2024)
Watanabe Shintaro (Artist)

Photo documentation of the Tsumugu Project (2018-2024)
Tayama Tatsuyuki (Photograper)

Organizers

Roppongi Hills Neighborhood Association, Mori Art Museum, Mori Building Co., Ltd.

Project Collaborator

NPO inVisible Kikuchi Hiroko (Artist/Creative Director)

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Kikuchi Hiroko

Artist / Creative Director, NPO inVisible
NPO inVisible engages in a range of projects spanning regional revival, community development, and education; utilizing the power of art, culture and creativity to render the invisible visible, with the aim of building a prosperous and diverse, sustainable society in ways that suit the times, and circumstances.