“When you approach an artwork in a museum, is “Look quietly and carefully” the first thing that comes to mind?
Some people may feel nervous or uncomfortable with this expectation.
We must also not forget that there are people who are blind or have difficulty seeing.
This exhibition seeks to expand the possibilities of how we look at artworks and spend time in a museum.
To achieve this vision, we have worked together with people with disabilities, people with roots from different countries, with artists, and with many other people to create ideas.
As a result of our discussions, eight different “mikata,” or way of experiencing artworks, such as touching, talking, and taking photos, emerged.
Enjoy encounters with a variety of artworks that are not just to be looked at.”