ARTKyoto City Library

Venues:Fushimi Chuo Library, Iwakurashi Library, Shimogyo Library, Kisshoin Library
Exhibition Period:Thursday, October 11 – Sunday, October 14
Address:
[Fushimi Chuo Library] - 659-1 Imamachi Fushimi-ku Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 612-8051 Japan
[Iwakurashi Library] - 16 Iwakurashimozaiji-cho Sakyo-ku Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 606-0013 Japan
[Shimogyo Library] - 110-1 Tominaga-cho Matsubara-kudaru Shinmachi-dori Shimogo-ku Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 600-8449 Japan
[Kisshoin Library] - 1 Kisshoin Ikeda-cho Minami-ku Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 601-8349 Japan

Kyoto City Library Project

Joint Project between 4 Libraries
A project tied to the content of this year’s Film & Art Festival (movies, Director Sadao Nakajima, anime, cooking, environment and comedy etc.)
An exhibition of Yoshimoto entertainer picture books and panels and posters from the Film & Art Festival.

Fushimi Chuo Library

Theme:"PARASOL" (Rissei Library/Traveling Coffee screening)
The love story "PARASOL", featuring a sushi bar and the Gojo Bridge.
Exhibition of a book focu
Entertainer picture book exhibition

Iwakurashi Library

Theme:"Giant’s Teeth" Makiko Yamamoto (exhibition of the works of former Junpu Elementary School)
Exhibition of a book on various legends related to nature, like the Kamogawa where the teeth of giants fell in the northern part of nature-rich Kyoto.
Events:
A book workshop by Miho Yamauchi held on the library terrace (inside in the event of rain).
Visitors will bring something that can be used like a brush and several paper bags, and will select from the various “brushes” including grass and stones, to draw on their paper bags on the library terrace.

Shimogyo Library

Theme:Director Nakajima’s latest film "Tajuro Junaiki"
Exhibition of books based on the era that forms the background to the Kyoto culture of Samurai Cinema.
Events:
A talk event based on Kyoto memories and stories from visitors with Navys afro (provisional), a student from the teachings of Library Head Kawanami.

Kisshoin Library

Theme:Kyoto News
The Kisshoin area where people used to live a long time ago became factories during the high growth period, and is now a residential area.
This exhibition is based on items from the “good old days” (mainly photo books) from this evolving town.
Events:
Art entertainers Midorizu will interview visitors about library books that they bring them.
Visitors will be asked to open a page at random, and Moriyama of Midorizu will read it while Lily draws a picture.
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