Columns Sensing Mandarin Oranges Exhib.

" The Japanese language has two verbs that describe contact: 'touch' and 'feel'. In Japanese, there are two verbs that describe contact: 'touch' and 'feel'.(…) 'Touch' is a one-way contact. Touch the wall. Touching an apple. It is usually u

This is an archive photo of the colorful oranges (citrus tasting competition) held in March 2024. We held a ``Citrus Tasting Comparison'' at this time of the year when you can enjoy the most varieties of citrus fruits. Please take a look.Da

Would you like to touch it? Key visual for 'Mikankaku' @colographicalBeyond "exhibitions" that are seen with the "eye", to art projects that are experienced through the senses of touch and taste.Reflections on Kinan Art Week 2023 'Mikankaku

We seem to see the same things, but we each see them differently. Individual memories and experiences can act in different ways and we may perceive the same event as something different. It suddenly feels as if people are lonely and unable

Instructor: Mari Rawanchaikul (4th year, Faculty of Literature, Osaka University)Since last summer, I inaugurated an art-business complex project to produce chai products combining Indian spices with tea leaves and ingredients from various

Have you ever fully explore varied citrus of Wakayama at this time of year? Kinan Art Week, a contemporary art group and Mikan Society, a group of citrus lovers will be hosting a citrus tasting event at Ipe Wakayama in Tanabe on Sat. Feb. 1

6 October 2023Kinan Art Week Yabumoto Yuto1 What is a 'Mikankaku'?The term "Mikankaku" is coined by combining Mikan (mandarin oranges（蜜柑）, unfinished（未完）…. ) + Sensation (sensation（感覚）, space（間隔） ). This time, the exhibition will not be an

The 2023 Kinan Art Week "SensingMandarinOranges- an Entangled World" will feature a variety of activities focusing on the diverse senses of human beings, especially those other than sight. Last year, similarly, "Orange Collective" has been