Tokyo Art Farm | MOBILE FARM Workshop. Unwanted suitcases and participants wanted!
Application Period: 2023.8.21 - 2023.9.22
"Tokyo Art Farm" is a farm x art experience in Tokyo based on “circulation through co-creation” with diverse citizens, producers, chefs, and artists. "MOBILE FARM," one of it's project , is an attempt to grow vegetables by filling unwanted carrycases and suitcases with soil. Therefore, the project is looking for people who are willing to bring their own carry-on cases or suitcases.
Drawing by Saki Kubota
TOKYO ART FARM will be held near Tokyo Station Grand Roof 2F. The station is the starting and ending point of a journey. Have you ever replaced your carry-on cases and suitcases filled with memories of such trips, and have one or two of them been sleeping in a closet at home?
We have heard from a company that handles industrial waste that many of these cases are made of various materials such as plastic and aluminum, and that disassembling and disposing of them is time-consuming.
Therefore, we will conduct a project to recycle these unwanted carrycases and suitcases by turning them into "planters," filling them with soil, and planting seeds in them as a "MOBILE FARM for Everyone." Why don't we breathe new life into carrycases filled with memories and regenerate urban areas together? Let's use your unneeded carrycases, suitcases, etc. as planters to grow new life and exhibit them at TOKYO ART FARM!
Collaborative partners: Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Store (MIRAITEIBAN KENKYU-JYO, Daimaru Tokyo), Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd., Future Food Institute, East Japan Railway Company, UNIVERSITY of CREATIVITY
Deadline for application procedures: Friday, September 22, 2023
Drop-off: Saturday, September 23, 2023, 10:00-15:00
Pick-up (tentative): Sunday, November 5, 2023, 17:00-18;00 or Sunday, November 6, 2023, 13:00-18:00
Please fill out the form by clicking the application button below.
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TOKYO ART FARM: A Festival for the Future of Food and Agriculture in the City
Developing an agricultural x art experience and creating a new lifestyle and culture from modern Tokyo, with "circulation through co-creation" as its axis.
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