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Indepth Arts News:
"Call for Artists: What is Design Festa"
2004-08-04 until 2004-11-14
Design Festa Gallery
Tokyo, ,
JP Japan
Design Festa is a freestyle International Art Event open to artists from all
over the world, both professional and non-professional, to exhibit their
creative talent. Design Festa is the biggest art event in Japan, with
approximately 46,000 visitors and 5,500 exhibitors. Design Festa started in
1994 and as of May 2004 we've successfully completed 19 events as well as 3
sub-events. The event features a wide diversity of creative work, including
painting, sculpture, design, fashion and installations, as well as visual
jockeys, film, live music, and performance art. Design Festa is held twice a
year in spring and autumn at Tokyo Big Sight, the biggest exhibition space
in Japan, and the next event, Design Festa vol.19, takes place on November
13-14, 2004.
Design Festa vol.20,
Place: Tokyo Big Sight West Hall 1, 2 & Atrium
What is Design Festa Gallery?
Design Festa Gallery is situated in Harajuku, Tokyo, and is open year-round,
except on the Design Festa event weekends. Instantly recognizable, the
stunning Gallery building is in itself a work of art, thanks to the
contributions of artists to the exterior of the building since the Gallery
opened in April 1998, with the same original concept as the international
art event Design Festa. The interior features 12 exhibition spaces of
various sizes where artists can exhibit their work and network in a unique
and stimulating creative environment. Entrance to the Gallery is free.
Design Festa Gallery is for all artists from all over the world, both
professional and non-professional, to show their original works, and is the
ideal place for artists and art lovers to enjoy these unique creations!
Open: Everyday From 11:00 to 20:00
Admission: Free
We welcome you to visit our website, www.designfesta.com, where you'll be
able to enjoy up to the minute news, photographs, interviews and video
footage of previous events.
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