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Art Harumi "Gallery" in Chuo-ku cityscape painting exhibition
Houses, watersides, various bridges, and Historic buildings. There are many attractive landscapes in Chuo-ku, but I guess it's often overlooked casually. In this painting exhibition, works drawn on the theme of "the current cityscape of Chuo-ku" are openly recruited and displayed. When you walk around the city, you often see people who take pictures of landscapes with paintbrushes. Please come and see the works of people who love and love the scenery of Chuo-ku. At the same time, the cultural festival Painting Exhibition is also being held. Admission is free.
This is a photo of the entrance of the venue.
The location is Tsukishima Social Education Center Harumi Annex Art Harumi "Gallery"
1-4-1 Harumi, Chuo-ku (1st basement floor of a complex facility such as Tsukishima Daiichi Elementary School)
Access is a 7-minute walk from Exit 10 of Tsukishima Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line and Oedo Line.
A 15-minute walk from the A2 exit of Kachidoki Station on the Toei Oedo Line.
The date and time are from October 31 (Thursday) to November 4 (Monday / holiday) of the Year.
From 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (last day until 5:00 pm).
This is a photo of the venue. There are 79 works from the cityscape painting exhibition and 21 works from the ward cultural festival painting exhibition.
In Chuo-ku, due to the rapid progress of urbanization, their expressions, such as buildings and cityscapes, are changing every day, and the old features are being lost, so the opportunity to reconsider the landscape of this city through many people's paint brushes It is said that a "painting exhibition" is being held to make the current city a painting and leave it for future generations. This painting is digitally preserved, and you can see past works by searching for "Chuo-ku cityscape painting exhibition" in "Lifelong Learning" in "Cultural Tourism Sports" column on the homepage of Chuo-ku. . Tokyo is undergoing major remodeling at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. It is important to record with photos, but it may also be important to record with the heartfelt paintings of those who love Chuo-ku.