Typically, our talks are 30-45 minutes long with plenty of images and quotes from interviews, followed by a discussion.
Our exhibition can also be booked, usually for a period of at least one week, with the option of a programme of events.
Please enquire for details.
The Hafu Project presents
Exhibition: Photography and Interviews
Natalie Maya Willer (Photographer)
Marcia Yumi Lise (Researcher)
7 August 2010 (Sat) - 29 August 2010 (Sun)
Tue-Thu & Sun 12:00-19:00
Fri&Sat 12:00-20:00
(Closed on Mondays and 14, 15, and 16 August )
Venue: 3331 Arts Chiyoda
6-11-14 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-Ku,Tokyo, 101-0021
Nearest station: 1 minute walk from Suehirocho station on
the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line (exit 4)
Free admission
The Hafu Project is a visual and sociological study & representation of the so-called “Hafu”s.
This is the first public exhibition in Japan.
The work provides an unfolding journey of discovery into the intricacies of what it is to be a hafu in modern day Japan
as well as on a global scale in a time where culture, nationhood and identity are increasingly fluid.
- EVENTS -
Public lecture "Nibun-no-ni (Two out of two)" vol 2
13 August (Fri) 19:00 – 22:00
Free event
Booking not necessary
This public lecture explores the complex
nature of the identities and experiences of
hafus.
The first part focuses on the making of
the project and themes derived from the
interviews.
In the second half we are inviting
a guest speaker, also a hafu, to provide a
valuable opportunity to explore the ways
in which ethnic territory and identity are
actually negotiated and defined.
Exclusive private tours
7 August 2010 (Sat) 3pm - 5pm
8 August 2010 (Sun) 3pm - 5pm
18 August 2010 (Wed) 6pm - 8pm
21 August 2010 (Sat) 3pm - 5pm
22 August 2010 (Sun) 3pm - 5pm
3000 yen per person
Booking is essential
Come along to one of our exclusive private
tours and an informal talk by the curators.
A maximum of 5 people may book on each
of these tours so please book early!
