2023

2023年　
紡舞（つむまい）プロジェクト

「都市と人の成熟」をテーマに、身体を使ったコミュニケーションやメッセージの伝え方を振付家・ダンサーの森下真樹さんと考え、メンバーと共に身体を使って表現していく「紡舞プロジェクト」を実施しました。在宅勤務などオンラインでの言葉を使ったコミュニケーションが増えたコロナ禍を経て、徐々にリアルな場での人と人との出会い、人と街との関わりの再開が進んでいるいま、対面による本来のコミュニケーションのあり方にもう一度目を向け、言葉だけではできない身体を使った非言語での表現を見つめ直してきた企画でした。

「都市と人の成熟」をテーマに、身体を使ったコミュニケーションやメッセージの伝え方を振付家・ダンサーの森下真樹さんと考え、メンバーと共に身体を使って表現していく「紡舞プロジェクト」を実施しました。在宅勤務などオンラインでの言葉を使ったコミュニケーションが増えたコロナ禍を経て、徐々にリアルな場での人と人との出会い、人と街との関わりの再開が進んでいるいま、対面による本来のコミュニケーションのあり方にもう一度目を向け、言葉だけではできない身体を使った非言語での表現を見つめ直してきた企画でした。

2021

2021
Spinning project

The Tsumugu Project, which is in its fourth year this year, uses art as a catalyst to deepen relationships and creates a realistic exchange environment where the individuality of core members composed of multiple generations lives, thereby conducting activities to get a glimpse of Roppongi's daily life. I have come. However, due to the prolonged corona disaster, it is difficult to create a place to foster relationships through exchanges with the conventional "common sense". So, like the Spinning Project from last year, we will focus on what we can do because we can't meet in person and how we can connect relationships because there is a distance between people, and we will reconsider our daily life, which is slowly changing. I'm creating an opportunity.

This time, we will carry out a spinning project that considers the feelings and relationships with people through "food," which is the source of power. Taking inspiration from the "power to continue to challenge", which is also the theme of the "Another Energy Exhibition" being held at the Mori Art Museum Create a "recipe".

This project will continue to be carried out throughout the year while devising ways to carry out activities safely and securely in the midst of the corona disaster.

The Tsumugu Project, which is in its fourth year this year, uses art as a catalyst to deepen relationships and creates a realistic exchange environment where the individuality of core members composed of multiple generations lives, thereby conducting activities to get a glimpse of Roppongi's daily life. I have come. However, due to the prolonged corona disaster, it is difficult to create a place to foster relationships through exchanges with the conventional "common sense". So, like the Spinning Project from last year, we will focus on what we can do because we can't meet in person and how we can connect relationships because there is a distance between people, and we will reconsider our daily life, which is slowly changing. I'm creating an opportunity.

This time, we will carry out a spinning project that considers the feelings and relationships with people through "food," which is the source of power. Taking inspiration from the "power to continue to challenge", which is also the theme of the "Another Energy Exhibition" being held at the Mori Art Museum Create a "recipe".

This project will continue to be carried out throughout the year while devising ways to carry out activities safely and securely in the midst of the corona disaster.

2020

2020
Spinning project

The Tsumugu Project, which has entered its third year, has been engaged in spring activities twice since February 2020, but it is expected that the situation of coronavirus will be prolonged due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection when "from now on!" The future was uncertain and it became difficult to continue the planned plan. Therefore, based on the policy of doing what we can do now, we decided to create an opportunity for each core member to express their honest feelings and opinions about the current situation independently through email exchange, and to communicate the strength of each core member's thoughts. .. Specifically, it is a very simple effort to ask a question by e-mail and the core members respond to it.

The Tsumugu Project, which has entered its third year, has been engaged in spring activities twice since February 2020, but it is expected that the situation of coronavirus will be prolonged due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection when "from now on!" The future was uncertain and it became difficult to continue the planned plan. Therefore, based on the policy of doing what we can do now, we decided to create an opportunity for each core member to express their honest feelings and opinions about the current situation independently through email exchange, and to communicate the strength of each core member's thoughts. .. Specifically, it is a very simple effort to ask a question by e-mail and the core members respond to it.

2019

Fall 2019 activities Extracurricular activities

Date: November 30, 2019 Location: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (Kiyosumi Shirakawa)
Contents: "Dumb Type" exhibition, appreciation of collection exhibition,
And curator (Kasumi Yamaki) introduced MOT satellite and exchanged opinions on projects to collaborate with the community.

Date: November 30, 2019
Location: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (Kiyosumi Shirakawa)
Contents: "Dumb Type" Exhibition,
Appreciation of collection exhibition,
And curator (Kasumi Yamaki) introduced MOT satellite and exchanged opinions on projects to collaborate with the community.

2018

2018 Tsumuki Project

Roppongi Hills, there was a town called "Azabu Lumber Town" where many lumber dealers lived as a base for timber distribution. In the first year of the Tsumugu project, using this history as a foothold, we will share ideas such as what we want you to know about this city and what you want to convey with the 35 core members related to the city, architects Yuka Matsuno, and Keiyo Hayashi. NS. Based on a wooden structure like a float, the concept of a mobile art project was born that incorporates a recording device that gathers the thoughts of visitors about "hometown, future, dreams."

Roppongi Hills, there was a town called "Azabu Lumber Town" where many lumber dealers lived as a base for timber distribution. In the first year of the Tsumugu project, using this history as a foothold, we will share ideas such as what we want you to know about this city and what you want to convey with the 35 core members related to the city, architects Yuka Matsuno, and Keiyo Hayashi. NS. Based on a wooden structure like a float, the concept of a mobile art project was born that incorporates a recording device that gathers the thoughts of visitors about "hometown, future, dreams."