EARTH MANUAL PROJECT”Disaster and Design: For Saving Lives” Asia in Resonance May 2.Thu. – May 26.Sun. 2019 in indonesia
An exhibition of the innovative approaches to disasters from Asian countries.
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The “EARTH MANUAL PROJECT – Disaster and Design: for Saving Lives” is a showcase of creative and innovative practices for dealing with disaster at different stages, from preparedness education to response and relief efforts. Originating in Japan, this exhibition includes examples of work from other countries where natural disasters frequently occur, such as Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines. To date, the exhibition has traveled from Japan to Southeast Asia and North America, accumulating new ideas and evolving to fit local conditions with each stop. Now, the “EARTH MANUAL PROJECT – Disaster and Design: for Saving Lives” exhibition is coming to Jakarta, Indonesia! the exhibition is being held at dia.lo.gue artspace.
- Opening Reception<Open for Public>
May 2nd, 2019 (Thu) 7.00 pm-
@Dia.Lo.Gue:Kemang Selatan 99A, Jakarta 12730 -
EXHIBITION DATE: May 2, (thu.) – May 26, (Sun.) 2019
- PLACE: dia.lo.gue artspace
Jl. Kemang Sel. No.99A, Bangka, Mampang Prpt., Kota Jakarta Selatan-Indonesia“EARTH MANUAL PROJECT— Disaster and Design: for Saving Lives” is a collaborative exhibition between The Japan Foundation Asia Center, Dia.Lo.Gue, FFFAAARRR, LeBoYe Design, and DUSDUKDUK, and in cooperation with dia.lo.gue, Design and Creative Center Kobe (KIITO), Plus Arts.
The EMP exhibition showcases some of the best practices for dealing with disasters at different stages, from preparedness education to response and relief efforts, with a particular focus on ones that use creative design ideas. Originating in Japan, this exhibition includes the HANDs! Project initiated by the Japan Foundation Asia Center, and examples of work from countries with frequent natural disasters such as Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines. Projects introduced in the exhibition utilize distinctly creative and innovative approaches to disaster issues.
A artist of the exhibits as below.
Shigeru Ban • Ikaputra • Bumpei Yorifuji/NPO Plus Arts • Hiroshi Fuji/NPO Plus Arts • Osamu Tsukihashi • Alma Quinto • Red Bear Survival Camp Club • NHK World – Japan • Roo su Flood • The Japan Foundation Asia Center / HANDs! Project Fellows – ARC and KIDSUP Teama
Asia in Resonance 2019
The Japan Foundation Asia Center is holding the “Asia in Resonance 2019”, a series of events introducing its various cultural exchange programs between Japan and Southeast Asia. The broad range of special events includes cross-border productions of stage performances and films, an international friendly soccer match in which the ASIAN ELEVEN team of selected Southeast-Asian players will play against a team from Japan, and a “NIHONGO Partners” symposium. These events are an opportunity to enjoy the resonance created by the strengthened ties between Southeast Asia and Japan. And as well as being an opportunity to look back at the achievements of mutual cultural exchange which the Asia Center have been holding over the last five years, this festival will provide a springboard to further deepen ties between Japan and Southeast Asia.
“Asia in Resonance 2019” is scheduled to also be held in Southeast Asia.
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dia.lo.gue artspace
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災害は、全ての人にとって起こりうる出来事です。日本とアジアの災害多発国において、防災の知識や技を「わかりやすいデザイン」を通じて集め、国境を越えて交流するプロジェクトです。クリエイティブな発想を通じて学びあった成果をアートで発信する展示会が、ついにインドネシア・ジャカルタでも開催。さぁ、私たちも、今からはじめましょう。
Anda Bicara