“Future Artists Tokyo — EЯLection of Anonymous”
Within the Art Fair Tokyo 2019 venue, a selected team of students, in collaboration with art universities across Japan, will present “Future Artists Tokyo”—an exhibition in which they handle everything from artmaking and curation to installation.
“Future Artists Tokyo” is an exhibition built by students studying art in Japan, drawing on each of their fields of study.
Not only through the creation of exhibited works, but also through selecting works, setting themes, planning the display, installing, and running the show, they gain hands-on experience—with the goal of nurturing the next generation of artists and curators capable of working on an international stage.

Following the inaugural edition in March 2018 with six schools participating, the second edition brings together 38 students selected from 101 representatives of 19 universities, alongside 7 students studying art production. Featured works include those of Chisato Matsumoto (Hiroshima City University), who held a public dyeing performance at Roppongi Art Night 2018, as well as pieces by students who have won various awards across Japan—all curated by young students with rich imaginations. From every corner of the country, students of great promise gather to open the doors of Art Fair Tokyo 2019.



Overview
Art Fair Tokyo 2019
Organizers: Art Tokyo Association, TV Tokyo, BS TV Tokyo, eplus
Dates: March 7 (Thu) — March 10 (Sun), 2019, 4 days (last entry 30 minutes before closing)
Press View: March 7 (Thu) 13:00-14:00
Private View: March 7 (Thu) 14:00-16:00
Vernissage: March 7 (Thu) 16:00-20:00
Public View: March 8 (Fri) & 9 (Sat) 11:00-20:00; March 10 (Sun) 11:00-17:00
*All times are provisional
Venue: Tokyo International Forum, Hall E
Admission: Advance ticket / 1DAY Passport 4,000 yen (tax included); Same-day ticket / 1DAY Passport 5,000 yen (tax included) (Free admission for elementary school students and younger when accompanied by an adult)
Future Artists Tokyo — EЯLection of Anonymous Overview
Title: Future Artists Tokyo — EЯLection of Anonymous
Organizer: Art Tokyo Association
Dates: March 7 (Thu) — March 10 (Sun), 2019, 4 days
Venue: Tokyo International Forum, Lobby Gallery (3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) Free admission
Planning Cooperation: Future Artists Tokyo Exhibition Cooperation Committee (Chair: Toyomi Hoshina, Executive Director and Vice President, Tokyo University of the Arts) (Tokyo University of the Arts / University of Tsukuba / Joshibi University of Art and Design / Tokyo Zokei University / Tama Art University / Musashino Art University)
Sponsor: Terrada Warehouse
Support: Akita Prefecture / Yamagata Prefecture / Ibaraki Prefecture / Kanagawa Prefecture / Ishikawa Prefecture / Kyoto Prefecture / Shizuoka Prefecture / Aichi Prefecture / Hiroshima Prefecture / Fukuoka Prefecture / Saga Prefecture
Participating Universities: Aichi University of the Arts / Akita University of Art / Onomichi City University / Kanazawa College of Art / Kyushu Sangyo University / Kyoto City University of Arts / Saga University / Joshibi University of Art and Design / Tama Art University / University of Tsukuba / Tokyo University of the Arts / Tokyo Zokei University / Tohoku University of Art and Design / Tokoha University / Nagoya Zokei University / Nihon University College of Art / Hiroshima City University / Musashino Art University / Yokohama University of Art and Design
Website: https://art-tokyo.jp/fat/
“Future Artists Tokyo — EЯLection of Anonymous” is a beyond2020 program-certified event
Aichi University of the Arts / Akita University of Art / Onomichi City University / Kanazawa College of Art / Kyushu Sangyo University / Kyoto City University of Arts / Saga University / Joshibi University of Art and Design / Tama Art University / University of Tsukuba / Tokyo University of the Arts / Tokyo Zokei University / Tohoku University of Art and Design / Tokoha University / Nagoya Zokei University / Nihon University College of Art / Hiroshima City University / Musashino Art University / Yokohama University of Art and Design
Curation Team: 7 members
Kenta Ichinose / Bongsu Kim (Tokyo University of the Arts)
Ayaka Shinokura (University of Tsukuba)
Moeka Suzuki (Joshibi University of Art and Design)
Kazune Naito / Shiori Osada (Tama Art University)
Kento Nakajima (Musashino Art University)
Exhibiting Artists: 38 members
Shinobu Daito / Ayano Suzuki (Aichi University of the Arts)
Marie Osanai / Kaoru Soutome (Akita University of Art)
Takuya Sakamoto / Shiori Tao (Onomichi City University)
Hiroshi Kanaho / Naohiro Takahashi (Kanazawa College of Art)
Asami Iguchi / Tatsuya Tobishima (Kyushu Sangyo University)
Risa Sakai / Aine Jo (Kyoto City University of Arts)
Sorachi Okayama / Soichi Tanaka (Saga University)
Ayano Watanabe / Nazuki Takeuchi (Joshibi University of Art and Design)
Yu Sasaki / Wu Qiong (Tama Art University)
Yosuke Katakata / Chinatsu Matsui (University of Tsukuba)
Kim Jihye / Hanako Sawasaki (Tokyo University of the Arts)
Zeng Chao / Hiromi Furuki (Tokyo Zokei University)
Saki Miura / Yo Ishihara (Tohoku University of Art and Design)
Wang Shuqiang / Hayate Sakurada (Tokoha University)
Akito Inoue / Hisatsugu Naito (Nagoya Zokei University)
Takaaki Kondo / Haruka Narumoto (Nihon University College of Art)
Chisato Matsumoto / Yusuke Komatsubara (Hiroshima City University)
Hisashi Akimoto / Yuya Hirooka (Musashino Art University)
Ryo Ebine / Ayumi Nagura (Yokohama University of Art and Design)