Kyoto City University of Arts Art Gallery @KCUA
Saturday, January 12 – Monday, February 11, 2019
Closed on Mondays except Jan. 14 and Feb. 11 (closed on Jan. 15)▲= DO NOT ENTER▼ = Video documentation (see verso)
1Copper kettle from Afghanistan
Acquired in Ghazni in 1973. Coll. Kyoto City Universityof Arts Art Museum

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Tea bowl by Kako Morino with tea whisk

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Keiko Kurachi, Kikoenai wo kiku, 2017

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Mask from New Guinea
Acquired in 1969. Coll. Kyoto City University of Arts ArtMuseum

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Microscope from the former Suujin ElementarySchool▶

Filmed and edited by Takuya Matsumi. Music: “Malianmu”(slit drum duet), from Fieldworkers’ Sound Collections 42Papua New Guinea: Bird Songs – From Villages in the Sepik
River Basin by Yoichi Yamada. Filmed with the cooperationof Yamato Logistics Co., Ltd.

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Promotional video for Transferring Matter:
Artifacts from New Guinea, 2017. 3 min. 53 sec.

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Protest robots from the “DEMO DEPO” workshop
at Good Job! Center Kashiba, 20188

Sarunagi-iwa (boulder from Winter Landscape).
Fibre-reinforced plastic

L4569Grasshopper from Valentin Gabelier’s crêpestand project

10 Suujin area documentation project slideshow,3▶

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2018. 6 min. 52 sec.
11 Artifact from the former Suujin Elementary1

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12 From Masayuki Sugiyama’s “We are between theSun and the Earth” workshop
13 Reproduction of Winter Landscape by Emperor
Huizong of Song
Reproduction artist unknown. Reproduced during the Meiji
Era and acquired in 1899. Coll. Kyoto City University ofArts Art Museum. Original coll. Konchi-in Temple, Kyoto

14 Satoru Takahashi, Daihy ō-teki nihonjin,ENTRANCE/EXIT

2016–17▼ = Video documentationATracing Life: Seizon no gih ō, 2016. Workshopby Shing02 with Tanpopo-no-ye members andstaff. 11 min. 24 sec.
Produced by Satoru Takahashi. Filmed and edited by Akira
Miyanaga

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Tracing Voices, 2017. 10 min. 44 sec.
Produced, filmed, and edited by Satoru Takahashi

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Case by Case by Good Job!, 2018. Workshop bycontact Gonzo. 21 min. 12 sec.
Produced, filmed, and edited by Satoru Takahashi

DSituation Design 2018: Performance, 2018.
Performers: contact Gonzo, Shing02, and Good
Job! Center Kashiba members. 16 min. 13 sec.
Produced by Satoru Takahashi. Filmed and edited by Ufer!
Art Documentary

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION“Situation Design” is an ongoing art management
program organized by Kyoto City University of Arts
that began in 2016. This exhibition presents anoverview of the program’s activities thus far.
EXHIBITION CREDITS
Organized by Kyoto City University of Arts withadditional funding from the Agency for CulturalAffairs
Program director: Satoru Takahashi (Artist/Professor of Concept and Media Planning, Kyoto City
University of Arts)
Project leaders: Tomohisa Sato (Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology, Kyoto City University of Arts/Researcher, Kyoto City University ofArts Archival Research Center), Satoru Takahashi,
and Mizuho Fujita (Curator, Kyoto City Universityof Arts Art Gallery @KCUA)
Program coordinators: Mitsuhiro Kishimoto,Yohei Kumano, Yumi Nakata
Senior program coordinator: Sakiko Nishio
System engineers: Akira Nihei, Kazuki Hitoosa
Venue construction: Satoshi Kawata,
Kenichi Ishiguro, Kotaro Tategami, Takuya Kumagai