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"Universal Museum Touch! Great Exhibition of Touch Nogata Traveling Exhibition 2024"
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Visitors will be able to touch the diverse works and become aware of the diversity of the senses by focusing on their antennae (senses other than sight). This universal exhibition, which questions the conventional visual-dominant and visual-biased exhibition format, has attracted international atten...
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Bouton/Bokakuan is a space created by renovating a former craft store and residence in a corner of a shopping street in Nogata City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The banks of the Onga River, which flows through the center of the city, and Mount Fukuchi, which can be viewed from the riverbed, are very beautiful. The city center, where time flows peacefully, is a place where you can spend your time at a leisurely pace. I enjoy listening to people's stories, reading books, taking photos, and taking walks. I also cherish my time by tending to the garden at Bokakuan. Please come and have a nice chat and share some quiet time together.
"Universal Museum Touch! Great Exhibition of Touch Nogata Traveling Exhibition 2024"
The exhibition consists of six zones.
Section 0: Touch Zone
Warming up for tactile learning and tactile pleasure
Section 1: Sensing and Texture Zone
In a darkened venue where participants could concentrate on their sense of touch, participants went from feeling "inconvenient without vision" to feeling "freedom without vision."
Section 2 Connecting with the whole body
When viewers touch the artworks, which have been created using a wide variety of materials and techniques, with their whole body, the distance between the artwork and the viewer becomes closer and the boundaries between the two become blurred.
Section 3 Seeing: Eye-touching Zone Seeing = obtaining information visually, seeing = obtaining information with the antennae (sensors) of the whole body. In this way, both "seeing" and "touching" are included in "seeing".
Section 4: Expanding ear touch zone
A variety of sounds become a gateway to an invisible world. An attempt to capture the vibrations of sound through touch.
Section 5 Deepening: The Heart-Touching Zone
To conclude the traveling exhibition, let's enjoy the experience of reading picture books and letting our hearts blossom with "Reading to Bloom = Ten Different Ways for Each Person."
Touch every piece!
You can take photos of all the works and of course post them on social media!
◆Period: July 6th (Sat) - September 16th (Monday/holiday), 2024
◆Time: 9:30-17:30 (entry until 17:00)
◆Venue: Nogata Tanio Art Museum
◆Admission fee: 800 yen (480 yen) for adults, 400 yen (240 yen) for high school and college students, free for junior high school students and younger
* Free admission for the person with a disability certificate and one accompanying person
*Prices in parentheses are for groups of 20 or more.
* Free for high school students every Saturday
◆Outreach Exhibition All second-year students from four junior high schools in Nogata City will exhibit the bells they made from soil last year in five periods at the exhibition venue. (*The bells from the Nogata Second Junior High School class were made when they were first-year students (at the time of production).)
1st period: July 6th (Saturday) to July 21st (Sunday) Nogata Daiichi Junior High School
2nd period: July 23rd (Tuesday) to August 4th (Sunday) Nogata Second Junior High School, classes 1-3
3rd period: August 6th (Tuesday) to August 18th (Sunday) Nogata Second Junior High School, classes 4-6
4th term: August 20th (Tuesday) - September 1st (Sunday) Nogata Daisan Junior High School
5th period: September 3rd (Tuesday) to September 16th (Monday, holiday) Ueki Junior High School
Venue: Nogata Tanio Art Museum Fee: Only admission fee required
◆Special nighttime opening: Night Museum
Opening hours will be extended until 19:00 on July 15th (Monday, national holiday), August 12th (Monday, national holiday), and September 16th (Monday, national holiday). (Entry until 18:30)
Exhibiting artists and groups (in alphabetical order)
Ashiya University, Ueki Junior High School, Otsuka Ohmi Ceramics Co., Ltd., Takayuki Okamoto, Hiroyuki Katayama, Miki Seisakusho Co., Ltd., Taro Kitagawa, Tomoaki Kuwata, Kiyonori Shimada, Naohiro Takami, Yuichi Tashiro, Japan Braille Library, Nogata First Junior High School, Nogata Second Junior High School, Nogata Third Junior High School, Asuka Tominaga, Atsuya Tominaga, Fukuoka Prefectural Kitakyushu Special Needs School for the Visually Impaired, Fukuoka Prefectural Nogata Special Needs School, Takeshi Horie, Hiroshi Maekawa, Yayoi Mashita, Toshio Matsui, Ruriko Miyamoto, Seitaro Moriya, Universal Museum Research Group + Shiga Ceramic Cultural Park / One-of-a-kind Treasures Executive Committee, Yasuyuki Watanabe, Wataru (Tomoya Ishikawa + Shoko Furuya), Warabekan
Granted by Takanori Wakabayashi, The Asahi Shimbun Foundation, The Nishinippon City Foundation
If you want to spend a relaxing time in Nogata, rent a private home.
Bouton/Bokakuan is a space created by renovating a former craft store and residence in a corner of a shopping street in Nogata City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The banks of the Onga River, which flows through the center of the city, and Mount Fukuchi, which can be viewed from the riverbed, are very beautiful. The city center, where time flows peacefully, is a place where you can spend your time at a leisurely pace. I enjoy listening to people's stories, reading books, taking photos, and taking walks. I also cherish my time by tending to the garden at Bokakuan. Please come and have a nice chat and share some quiet time together.
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