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Open Studio Vol.6: Taisuke Abe 'Artistic Rest' Cross Talk 2
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"Open Studio Vol.6: Taisuke Abe Artistic Rest Cross Talk 2" is a special program held at the Nagano Prefectural Art Museum. This event features a cross-talk (dialogue) based on the theme of "Artistic Rest" by artist Taisuke Abe. It offers a rare opportunity to touch the core of how contemporary art is born and the processes through which it takes shape.
Highlights & How to Enjoy
The main highlight is the dialogue with artist Taisuke Abe, delving into the depths of art. Beyond mere observation, you can experience the philosophies behind the expressions, the meaning of "rest" in creation, and the artist's struggles and discoveries through words. It is a high-density content where you can feel the energy of the contemporary art production site and the traces of thought in real-time.
Schedule
The event will be held on the following date:
- Date: August 29, 2026 (Sat)
Please note that due to this event, the regular video screenings (Sumito Sakakibara, Euphrates, and Shinichiro Okoe) in the 1st floor Exchange Space of the Nagano Prefectural Art Museum will be suspended for the entire day.
Venue & Access
The venue is a space within the Nagano Prefectural Art Museum.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Venue Name | Nagano Prefectural Art Museum, Exchange Space |
Belongings, Dress Code & Manners
- Payment: This event is free of charge (same as the video screenings), but eating and drinking are prohibited inside the venue.
- English Support: There is no mention of direct English language support.
- Reservation: There is no specific mention regarding the need for reservations.
- Photography: Personal photography for non-commercial/non-profit purposes and sharing on social media is allowed, provided it does not disturb other visitors.
- Important Notes: Please do not eat or drink in the Exchange Space. Also, please refrain from touching the exhibits or the walls.
- Video Screenings: On the day of this event, the regular video screenings (works by Sumito Sakakibara, Euphrates, and Shinichiro Okoe) will not be held.