また、東京アートポイント計画のスタッフが主催する「ジムジム会」は9月で終わりましたが、こういった交流の場を求める声が上がり、参加団体が自主的に行う「続・ジムジム会」や、よりゆるやかなオンライン交流会である「ゆるジムジム」も生まれていきます。さらに、東京アートポイント計画と連動して実施するTokyo Art Research Labでは、ジムジム会の手法を活かし、全国各地のアートプロジェクトの現場から参加者が集う「つどつど会」を行うという展開にもつながりました。
In the early spring of 2012, Memorial Rebirth began in the Senju area of Adachi City, Tokyo. That was about 10 years ago. Memorial Rebirth, commonly called “Memoriba,” is an art performance that changes the landscape by releasing many soap bubbles. This is a story of how soap bubble art weaves connections between people.
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目次
Opening with an illustrated story
Story: Sumiko Kumakura Illustrations: 目[mé]
Hear a voice
Introduction: Social sculpture using soap bubbles? Sumiko Kumakura
What is “Memorial Rebirth Senju”?
Cross Talk “Art? I don’t get it!” Kazuhiro Yoshikawa / Junko Takahashi / Shinji Ohmaki / Tsukasa Mori / Sumiko Kumakura
The Voices of Memoriba: Before & After
Living flexibly during the coronavirus pandemic: A record of activities of the Otomachi Project Office and Ohmaki Denki K.K. Rei Fujieda
Shinji Ohmaki and the future of Memorial Rebirth Shinji Ohmaki
Lessons in Evaluation
On the Evaluation of Art Projects Naoya Sano / Saya Makihara
What value was created by Memorial Rebirth Senju? Naoya Sano
Memorial Rebirth: The Stakeholders of Senju Mina Shinohara
The logic model as a “memory backup”: A case study of 10 years of Memorial Rebirth Senju Saya Makihara