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Area Collaboration Program
Kurt Perschke, “RedBall Project” Area Collaboration Program
- [Date]
- 5/20(Mon) - 5/26(Sun)
- [Place]
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5/20 (Mon) Piramide Bldg 11:00–18:00
5/21 (Tue) 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT 10:00–17:00 *The performance was canceled due to bad weather.
5/22 (Wed) The National Art Center, Tokyo 9:30–16:30
5/23 (Thu) Mori Art Museum in front of the cone 11:00–18:30
5/24 (Fri) 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT 10:00–17:00
5/25 (Sat) Roppongi Hills 66 Plaza 17:00–24:00
5/26 (Sun) Keyakizaka East Coat 11:00–17:00
*In case of bad weather, it may be cancelled.
- [Participation fee]
- Free
Moving from one site to another every day, a giant red ball sets out on a week long journey throughout the city of Roppongi. Realized in 32 cities around the world, “RedBall Project” is a traveling public art by an American artist, Kurt Perschke. Defying immobility and permanence of common public artworks, the ball’s constant movement playfully redraws the map of Roppongi. The project humorously opens up our perception of urban space and revitalizes our relationship with everyday surroundings.
ARTISTS
Kurt Perschke
Born in Chicago, currently lives and works in Ashville, NC. Kurt Perschke is an artist who works in sculpture, collage and public space and is focused on bringing new experiences to diverse audiences. His award winning work, RedBall Project, is a traveling public art project spanning 18 years and 32 cities globally. Perschke also occasionally creates modern dance set designs for the Kate Weare Company.