May 9, 2017

Tokyo University of the Arts Sompo Holdings, Inc.

"Tokyo University of the Arts × Sompo Holdings" Industry-Academia Collaboration Diversity on the Arts Project (DOOR) Contribution to Creating a Society in which Diverse People Live Together with Art through Human Resource Development Offering Lectures and Establishing a Project Base

Tokyo University of the Arts (President: Kazuki Sawa, hereinafter "TUA") and Sompo Holdings, Inc. (Group CEO & President: Kengo Sakurada, hereinafter "Sompo Holdings") launched Diversity on the Arts Project (DOOR) (Director: Katsuhiko Hibino, Dean of The Faculty of Fine Arts) in April 2017 that aims to train personnel who contribute to social inclusion* and to create a social environment in which diverse people can live together through diverse values of the arts.

TUA and Sompo Holdings are pleased to announce that a series of systematic and practical lectures on "art × welfare" started at TUA on April 10 as a specific DOOR initiative, and that a DOOR base has been established in the TUA Yanaka suburb.

*Social inclusion refers to the concept of increasing social participation opportunities for each citizen including the elderly, physically-challenged and other socially vulnerable people, and of mutual support as members of the local community.

  1. Series of lectures that give practical training on "art × welfare"

    Forty eight members of the public have signed up to a series of lectures, which commenced on April 10, that also target TUA students. In the first term of the series we will invite various speakers from social welfare corporations, government agencies, universities, NPOs, and artists to lecture on obligatory subjects, including "Diversity on practice" that deepens understanding of inclusive society, and "Care practice analysis exercise" that provides hands-on training at the Sompo Holdings' nursing care business subsidiary's facility.

    As elective subjects, we will offer courses on the "Art communication basics" that teach how to design spaces that encourage dialogue and communication through art and the ideal concepts and ways to link art and society, and the "Access design basics" that provide theoretical and practical advice regarding structuring the process from planning to holding workshops, and designing places for people with diverse values and experiences to interact.

    * Refer to attachment for curriculum details.

    Orientation on April 10

  2. A base for DOOR in the TUA Yanaka suburb

On April 10 a base for DOOR was opened in the suburbs of TUA. The base is a venue for DOOR attendees to interact and engage in autonomous activities, and serves as a "door" that opens up DOOR activities to the local community. Going forward, we will actively engage in the community, aiming to identify the diverse latent values and create opportunities to enrich the community.

Address: Yanaka 6-1-28, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan

Hours: Open from 10 AM to 6 PM (Closed on Thursday)

DOOR Base

Attachment

  1. Obligatory subject

    First Term Curriculum (Tentative)

    Course

    Lecture day

    Details

    Lecturer

    Lecturer's affiliation

    Diversity on practice

    10-Apr

    Orientation

    Katsuhiko Hibino

    Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts

    17-Apr

    Why is the inclusive society needed?

    Shinichi Nozaki

    Director for Policy Planning of Social Welfare/ Director-General for Policy Planning and Evaluation, Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare

    24-Apr

    Attitude required as future citizens 1

    Takeshi Nakajima

    Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology

    1-May

    Attitude required as future citizens 2

    Tatsuya Ito

    Project Associate Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts

    8-May

    Discussion on inclusive society 1 Vulnerable robots

    Michio Okada

    Professor, Toyohashi University of Technology

    15-May

    Discussion on inclusive society 2 Virtual reality (VR) and cognitive experience of dementia

    Tadamichi Shimogawara

    President, Silver-Wood Corp.

    22-May

    Discussion on inclusive society 3

    On pro bono consultation at Fu-terasu

    Hiroyasu Urazaki

    Lawyer

    29-May

    Discussion on inclusive society 4

    Still arranging the details

    5-Jun

    Discussion on inclusive society 5 About death

    Shinmon Aoki

    Writer

    12-Jun

    Discussion on inclusive society 6 Terminal care at nursing home

    Kayoko Tokita

    Director, Odawara Fukushi Kai (Social Welfare Corporation)

    19-Jun

    Discussion on inclusive society 7 Architecture and welfare

    Chie Konno

    Class-1 architect, teco (Architectural design office)

    26-Jun

    Discussion on inclusive society 8 Agile software development and ICT system for nursing care

    Shirou Fujiwara

    President, carecolLabo Inc.

    3-Jul

    Discussion on inclusive society 9 Reality at jails: Aging and disabled inmates

    Mitsuhiro Tashima

    Chairperson of the board, Nanko Airin Kai (Social Welfare Corporation)

    10-Jul

    Discussion on inclusive society 10 The disable and arts: Activities of Creative Support Let's

    Midori Kubota

    Director, Creative Support Let's (NPO)

    2-Oct

    Base for welfare connected to local community 1 Healthcare Room for All and Maggie's Tokyo

    Masako Akiyama

    Representative, Cares Co.

    16-Oct

    Base for welfare connected to local community 2 Takoshinmachi House and Koisuru-Buta Laboratory Co.

    Soichi Arita

    Fukushi Gakudan (Social Welfare Corporation)

    23-Oct

    Base for welfare connected to local community 3 Share Kanazawa

    Ryosei Oya

    President, Bussi-en (Social Welfare Corporation)

    30-Oct, 6-Nov, 13-Nov, 20-Nov, 27-Nov, 4-

    Dec, 11-Dec

    Artist's activity 1 to 7

    Artists who are active at social welfare facilities

    18-Nov, 15-Jan, 22-

    Jan, 29-Jan

    Diversity and cultural activities 1 to 4

    Experts in cultural activities, etc.

    Course

    Lecture day

    Details

    Lecturer

    Lecturer's affiliation

    Basic theory on care

    7-Oct

    Progress of welfare and modern society

    Still arranging the details

    21-Oct

    Welfare in the past and in future

    Kazuhiro Nozawa

    Mainichi Newspapers Co.

    18-Nov

    Discussion on nursing care's progress and objective: Its history and progress, discussion on from disease to objective of care

    Daisuke Iida

    Chairperson of the board, Fukushi Gakudan (Social Welfare Corporation)

    25-Nov

    Discussion on recipients: Understanding care from the perspective of anatomical physiology

    9-Dec

    Discussion on observations: Importance of observations in care

    16-Dec, 13-Jan, 27-

    Jan

    Caring skills as arts 1 to 3

    Still arranging the details

    Course

    Lecture day

    Details

    Lecturer

    Lecturer's affiliation

    Care practice analysis exercise

    26-Aug, 7-Sep

    Orientation for practical training

    Sompo Holdings, Inc, etc.

    18-Sep to 3-Oct

    Practical training and surveys at facilities of Sompo Holdings

    After facility surveys

    Review on practical training and caring experiences

    Daisuke Iida

    Chairperson of the board, Fukushi Gakudan (Social Welfare Corporation)

    Survey on other facilities (Trainees are divided into 3 or 4 groups)

    Summarizing survey reports

    Work session on how to change the care at the front line

    Course

    Lecture day

    Details

    Lecturer

    Lecturer's affiliation

    Practical exercise of the program

    To be noticed in advance

    Practical exercise of the program

    Katsuhiko Hibino

    Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts

  2. Elective subject

Course

Lecture day

Details

Lecturer

Lecturer's affiliation

Art communication basics

29-Apr

Acquiring active listening skills

Yoshiaki Nishimura

Work style researcher

13-May

What is the appreciation of art?

Sawako Inaniwa

Curator, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum

27-May

Forming project teams/Creating project gathering abilities of team members

Yoshiaki Nishimura

Working style researcher

10-Jun

Program creation utilizing characteristics of a museum

Katsuhiko Hibino

Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts

Tsukasa Mori

Arts Council Tokyo

24-Jun

Going back to the basic: Appreciation of artwork and workshop creation

Tatsuya Ito

Project Associate Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts

Sawako Inaniwa

Curator, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum

Course

Lecture day

Details

Lecturer

Lecturer's affiliation

Access design basics

2-Jul

Guidance - Sharing objectives of the course and case introduction

Tatsuya Ito

Project Associate Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts

16-Jul

[Social inclusion activities at the museum]

  • Economic disparity and cultural situation among children

  • Immigrants and museum

17-Sep

[Social inclusion activities at the museum]

  • Self-support study - The disable and cultural activities

  • Creation of the art appreciation program with the visually disabled

1-Oct

Creation of actual activity - How to make a workshop

22-Oct

Making a project - Planning a workshop

3-Dec

[Social inclusion activities at the museum]

- Program for dementia

18-Feb

Round-table to review on the year's lectures

Course

Lecture day

Details

Lecturer

Lecturer's affiliation

Practical exercise of art appreciation

26-Jun

Guidance "Goal of activities to create conversation through artwork and objects"

Sawako Inaniwa (and guest lecturers)

Curator, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum

17-Jul

Facilitation basics 1

24-Jul

Facilitation basics 2

28-Aug

On site learning to create a museum space 1 - Learning program flow of Special Monday

11-Sep

Special Monday "Great Collectors: Masterpieces from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston"

25-Sep

Special Monday "Great Collectors: Masterpieces from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston"

6-Nov

Preparation and learning method of artwork

13-Nov

Special Monday "Van Gogh and Japan"

27-Nov

On site learning to create a museum space 2 - Preparation: Choosing artwork

2-Dec

On site learning to create a museum space 3 - Practical exercise: Facilitation in front of the artwork

5-Feb

Considering of a design to learn each other

13-Feb

Special Monday "The Bruegel Dynasty"

19-Feb

Review of the year

Course

Lecture day

Details

Lecturer

Lecturer's affiliation

General introduction to foundation of human development

Summer intensive

Learn about the ideal education as a way of character building and its functions to nurture and develop human nature and ability, and gain a basic understanding of the creation of artwork in general art activities. Specifically, it addresses pedagogy for character building by identifying the problems of education in modern society as the starting point and then coming back to the fundamental principles of human development.

Yuko Watanabe

Program officer, Museum Start iUeno

Course

Lecture day

Details

Lecturer

Lecturer's affiliation

Art project on practice

Summer intensive

Put a question about the direction of art projects that are currently held in Japan and future art projects, and verify and discuss them from the practical aspect. In particular, use TURN* by TUA, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and Arts Council Tokyo as a theme and consider the meaning of the involvement of diverse values and people through the art.

* A project to develop creative values by artists staying in the welfare institution and interacting with people with disabilities and staff.

Riko Okuyama

TURN Coordinator, Arts Council Tokyo;

Curator, Mizunoki Museum of Art

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