KYOTO INTERNATIONAL FILM AND ART FESTIVAL 2017

This art project involves original wrappings for taxis by artist Hiroko Ichihara, who presents an installationlike exhibition using words and characters.

An exhibition by the most talked about artist in the British art world, STIK, with strange drawings of figures (stick figures) with distinctive elongated lines.

An exhibition of 1-frame cartoon illustrations published by Ginshari Unagi with their unique style. Experience the surreal and interesting world of the unique unagi in the hall

An exhibition of a steel object imitating a locomotive by Nobuyuki Tachibana, displayed at the Kyoto station square.

A collaborative art project between the words of contemporary artist Hiroko Ichihara and the words of entertainer Yuriyan Retriever.

A collaboration between the Kyoto International Film and Art Festival and Heather Brown, a modern surf artist living in Hawaii.

LIMITS 'Digital Art Battle in Kyoto' will be held over two days; Thursday, October 12 and Friday, October 13 at the Kyoto Art Center.

At this year’s film festival, we will present the style of Kyoto and lifestyles of its citizens from roughy 60 years ago, in 1956 and 1957.

Kyoto Seika University has held a number of exhibitions at the Former Rissei Elementary School.

An animation exhibition has been planned to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the publication of Japanese animation.

'Pri-Sonaye' is a new kimono brand which expresses the desire in Marin Nakamura to be both cool and cute.

An installation from Kyoto-born contemporary artist Kazuto Imura.

Makita, Yu Itsuki, Umeka Kusakabe, caho, Chiaki Harada.A group exhibition will be held by five popular young creators on the theme of 'school'.

This is an exhibition from photographer and overall director Ryoji Nakamura from the 'Yanbaru Art Festival 2017- 2018'.

This is a collaboration between illustrator Yuca chin, who works mainly on women’s magazines and products, and Kyoto Sanjo Radio Cafe.

An exhibition and workshop by married couple Yuichi Kimura and Ryo Nishikata.
Using photos taken by themselves, as well as stories about them, they will bring out the interesting side of this 'photo art' exhibition.

This is a collaboration cafe between Tea Instructor Riko Tamiya, better known as 'Tea Gurinko Sensei' and the Former Rissei Elementary School Cafe 'Traveling Coffee'.

A coloring exhibition produced by Kisai / Tenjiku Nezumi Kawahara, which gained popularity in Osaka in July.

With a motif of the“ Pon Candy Machines” developed to meet hunger during war times, a 'Cannon - type Pon Candy Machine' will be placed on a vehicle that 'explodes' to have food(Pon Candy) come out.

A program produced by padGALLERY.

The line from the Kyoto Prefectural Botanical Garden to the Kyoto Institute, Library and Archives will be colored with this misty art.

The Kyoto Prefectural Office 'Kyoto Tea' concept car will be exhibited at the Kyoto Prefectural Botanical Garden North Gate.

Online horticulture sales site 'Yoshimoto Horticulture' which is managed by Yoshimoto garden designer Kazuyuki Ishihara will open a real store selling flowers and ornamental plants.

'Digital Picture Books', a new tool for children to play and learn with, enabling them to express themselves with drawing paper and clay and can be read like a picture book; are coming to the Kyoto International Film and Art Festival!

This is a joint exhibition between four people, a solo exhibition of Hawaiian Art by Yoshinobu Kuriyama, Kyoto-living contemporary artist Sakurako Hamaguchi, Taizo, who was named the 'Osaka Prefecture Disabled Artist and Cultural Ambassador' this year to produce art with a new sense of purpose, and Kukki or Yasei Bakudan, who has used his artistic talent to produce popular t-shirts in collaboration with brands.

After a joint exhibition by students and talk program by professors from the Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts and Kyoto Saga University of Arts held at the “9th Okinawa International Movie Festival” this spring, students from both universities will hold a joint camp and exhibition at this festival.

A collaboration between Kobishiya Chube lanterns and artist/designer Michail Gkinis, born in Greece, via London! Using Michail’s high-tech knit fabric used for 'wearable scarfs', scarfs are wrapped around Kyoto lanterns with the skill of artisans.

20 Kyoto City libraries plan to exhibit a POP introducing books recommended by more than 40 enter tainers that enjoy reading.

This is a participatory event to learn about SDGs while playing.

Filled with booth exhibits and an entertaining concert with appearances by popular personalities!

These are deployed in the underground windows of Kyoto Daimaru and on PARCO cloud funding site booster-parco.com

An exhibition of the work of copperplate painter Junko Funada, featuring a colorful pop style will be held at Iwakura Library.