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^11/14SAT ‐ ^11/14SAT

Echigo-Tsumari Art Field: Seminar Commemorating the 10th Edition—“A Quarter-Century of the Echigo-Tsumari Art Field: A Conversation with the Artists”

To commemorate the 10th edition of the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale, we will be hosting a seminar in the form of a dialogue between an artist and Kitagawa Fram. For this event, we are pleased to welcome Chris Matthews, an artist who participated in the first “Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale” in 2000 and created “Nakasato Scarecrow Garden.”

^11/20FRI ‐ ^11/20FRI

Kitagawa Fram School 61st Session: “Making, Architecture, and Words” Guest: Jun Aoki (Architect)

For this session of the Kitagawa Fram School, we are pleased to welcome architect Jun Aoki.While designing facilities throughout Japan, Mr. Aoki has also expanded his activities beyond architecture—including participating in the Special Exhibition “Almost Empty,” held this year at the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery as part of a two-person show with Richard Tuttle. On the day of the event, we will present a talk by Mr. Aoki himself and a conversation with Kitagawa Fram, centered on the theme “Creating, Architecture, and Words.”

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^6/14SUN ‐ ^11/1SUN

Echigo-Tsumari: Everyone’s Treasure Relocation Project! 2026

Together with the "Riki Gozan"—Riki Kato, Godai Watanabe, and Shinichi Yamazaki—we will organize and transport valuable materials and conduct research at the "Passages of Time Tokamachi Takakura Museum."

^11/1SUN ‐ ^11/1SUN

"Australia House An Autumn Gathering 2026"

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the signing of the 1976 Japan-Australia Basic Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation. We will hear from Mr. Yoshikazu Kondo, former president of the Joetsu Japan-Australia Association, about the peace and friendship exchanges between Joetsu City and Cowra, Australia. The event will feature a “Coffee Time” session introducing Australian café culture, as well as a lunch of locally grown new-crop rice onigiri and mushroom soup. In the afternoon, we will work with local residents to prepare “Australia House” for winter.

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