Japan Media Arts Festival
10 September–2 October 2011
Curated by Stefan Riekeles
Hartware MedienKunstVerein (HMKV) at Dortmunder U
www.hmkv.de
ART
HIRAKAWA Norimichi/ QUE Houxo, KUROKAWA Ryoichi, KUWAKUBO Ryota, MIYAMOTO Naotaka, ONISHI Yasuaki, SHINTSUBO Kenshu/ IKEGAMI Takashi, UKAWA Naohiro
ENTERTAINMENT
FUJIKI Jun, SUZUTA Ken/ FUJIKI Jun/ SUZUKI Tatsuya, HAYASHI Tomohiko/ SENBO Kensuke/ KOYAMA Tomohiko, MASE Jitsuro/ NAGAE Tom (DIRECTIONS.Inc), MIYAWAKI Osamu, MIZUGUCHI Tetsuya, NAKAMURA Haruki, UCHIDA Shinya
ANIMATION
ANNO Hideaki, HARA Keiichi, HOSODA Mamoru, ISO Mitsuo, KOIKE Takeshi, MIYAZAKI Hayao, OSHII Mamoru, SHINKAI Makoto, TANIGAWA Nagaru/ ISHIHARA Tatsuya, YUASA Masaaki
MANGA
AZUMA Kiyohiko, INOUE Takehiko, IWAAKI Hitoshi, YAMADA Yoshihiro, YAMAMOTO Naoki, YOSHINAGA Fumi, MATSUOKA Waka, Christina Plaka, Dirk Schwieger
SHORT MOVIES
ISHIDA Hiroyasu, KAWAMURA Masashi, Hal KIRKLAND, MASHIMA Riichiro, MIZUGUCHI Tetsuya, NAKAMURA Magico, NAKAMURA Masayoshi, OKAWARA Ryo, SAKAMOTO Yusuke, SEKI Kazuaki, TAKAHASHI Nobuo, TAKEUCHI Taijin, TAMAI Kenji, OKAMOTO Noriaki, YKBX
Organised by the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs and produced by Hartware MedienKunstVerein (HMKV), the Japan Media Arts Festival Dortmund 2011 presents prominent representatives of Japanese art, entertainment, manga, animation and music.
After Beijing, Shanghai, Singapore, Vienna and Istanbul, Dortmund (Germany) is the location of the sixth Japan Media Arts Festival (JMAF) overseas exhibition in 2011.Interactive installations, games, photography, manga, animated films and music can be experienced in a varied exhibition for which the award winners of the last festivals in Tokyo were selected.
Many elements of the comprehensive festival program are presented for the first time in Germany. Well known artists such as the Oscar winning director Hayao Miyazaki (Spirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle) will meet the art of newly discovered talents like Shinya Uchida, an iPad-magician. The custom-built large-scale installation days and nights by Norimichi Hirakawa and Houxo Que is blending colour-intensive paintings with video projections. Naohiro Ukawa presents his project The Final Media Dommune in a specially arranged clubroom. The installation is connected to the actual Dommune club in Shibuya, Tokyo, via live Internet streaming. Miniature models of animation characters, animals and monsters from the last 50 years pay tribute to the legendary figurine-maker Kaiyodo. Festival visitors can interact with Jun Fujiki‘s highly innovative computer game, echochrome. The pocket-sized 3-D cinema i3DG by Jitsuro Mase and Tsutomo Nagae invites you to give it a try. The manga café offers a selection of current Japanese comics and anime series to rest while many more works of Japanese art and entertainment wait to be discovered.
Furthermore, a special film program features current and classic anime films on the big screen. Masaaki Yuasa’s films will be a special highlight. Three of his most important films will be screened: Kaiba, Mind Game and the new series The Tatami Galaxy. On 11 September at 18:00 the director himself will explain his work during a film talk. Moreover, the exhibition Proto Anime Cut on the 3rd floor of the Dortmunder U is dedicated to the theme of anime and makes up, together with the Japan Media Arts Festival Dortmund 2011, this year’s Japan focus of Hartware MedienKunstVerein.
Organized by:
Agency for Cultural Affairs, Japan
Hartware MedienKunstVerein (HMKV), Dortmund
Honorary Patronage:
Japanese Consulate General, Düsseldorf
In Cooperation with:
Japanisches Kulturinstitut
Goethe-Institut Japan
150 Jahre Freundschaft Deutschland-Japan
NHK International
Media partner:
ARTE Creative creative.arte.tv
De:Bug
Location:
Dortmunder U – Zentrum für Kunst und Kreativität (Centre for Art and Creativity)
Hartware MedienKunstVerein (HMKV) at Dortmunder U (6th floor, RWE FORUM / U Cinema, ground floor)
Leonie-Reygers-Terrasse
D-44137 Dortmund
Duration:
10 September–2 October 2011
Opening hours:
Tue–Wed 10:00–18:00
Thu–Fri 10:00–20:00
Sat–Sun 11:00–18:00
Closed on Mondays
Guided tours:
Each Thursday at 19:00 and each Sunday at 17:00 (included in the admission)
If you would like to book a private guided tour, please contact us via info@hmkv.de
JMAF-Symposium:
Saturday, 10 September 2011, 14:00–16:00
Sunday, 11 September 2011, 18:0–20:00
RWE Forum | U Cinema, ground floor
JMAF-Film Program:
Screenings for the Japan Media Arts Festivals (JMAF) run from 10 September through 2 October in RWE Forum | U Cinema
Thursdays at 20:00
Fridays at 20:00 (except 23 September 2011)
Saturdays at 16:00, 18:00, 20:00
Sundays at 16:00, 18:00, 20:00
Please check www.hmkv.de for the complete film program
Contact:
info@hmkv.de
Press contact:
steffen.korthals@hmkv.de
