Reborn-Art Festival 2021-22 Second Term

Author: Reborn-Art Festival / 2023-07-23 00:05 / Source: Reborn-Art Festival

Reborn-Art Festival 2021-22 Second Term

ISHINOMAKI,Japan,Sept. 29,2022 -- The Reborn-Art Festival Executive Committee is pleased to announce details of the second term of the Reborn-Art Festival (*) 2021-22. Marking the tenth anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake,the third edition of the festival is held over two separate periods in consideration of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Under the theme of "Altruism and Fluidity," the Reborn-Art Festival is organized in two terms,summer 2021 and summer 2022 (till Oct. 2).

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At a time when the globe is once again assailed by new uncertainties caused by a disastrous war,the Committee aspires to present a new world vision never seen before by sharing a wide range of artistic expressions.

(*) Reborn-Art Festival:

Mainly held in Ishinomaki City,Miyagi Prefecture,the Reborn-Art Festival is a comprehensive festival of art,music,and food. Based on the concept of "Reborn-Art" as a means of living,it started in 2017 in the area devastated by the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Message from Takeshi Kobayashi,Chair,Reborn-Art Festival Executive Committee:

The word "altruism" might lose its meaning once it is explicitly stated. COVID-19,now in its third year,is still pushing us into unknown territory. The Reborn-Art Festival is taking place again,I believe,in order to feel all forms of life and connections to the source of life,and to find new perspectives beyond these difficulties.

Photo: Takeshi Kobayashi,Executive Committee

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Reborn-Art Festival 2021-22 Second Term Overview

Period: August 20 (Sat.)-October 2 (Sun.),2022

Venue: Ishinomaki City (Central Ishinomaki,Memorial Park area,Watanoha) and Oshika Peninsula (Momonoura-Oginohama,Ayukawa),Miyagi Prefecture

Hours (JST):

Ishinomaki City area: 10:00am-5:00pm

Oshika Peninsula area: 10:00am-4:00pm on weekdays,10:00am-5:00pm on Saturdays/Sundays

*Admission will close 30 minutes prior to closing time.

*Hours may differ depending on the facility and work.

Programs

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