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Art exhibit in Tokyo! 31 May – 14 June, as part of the HERALBONY Art Prize. An unpublished illmarks triptych is one of the finalists, and is on display.

Heralbony Art Prize Exhibition:
May 31, 2025 – June 14, 2025
in Tokyo at the Earth Garden on the 1st floor of the Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation East Building
(Address: 1-3-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)

https://artprize.heralbony.jp/en

The HERALBONY Art Prize is an international art award established in 2024 to provide a platform for artists with disabilities from around the world, regardless of their professional status, age, or nationality, to showcase their creative power and support the blossoming of their careers.The prize includes a Grand Prize and Jury Awards selected by professionals such as curators and gallery directors, as well as Corporate Awards sponsored by companies that align with HERALBONY’s vision of reshaping the image of “disability and art.” The exhibition of award-winning works will present unique creations expressed through diverse materials, techniques, and styles, delivering the power of expression to a wide audience.

“The symbol mark,formed by merging the “H” from HERALBONY and the “A” from Art, is inspired by the concept of a “spotlight” highlighting the “artists in the lead” within the HERALBONY Art Prize. We anticipate that the unique expressions of each individual will broaden the platform where they radiate, fostering the emergence of new talents.”

https://www.illmarks.com/see-illmarks-in-tokyo/

We are looking at a figure from behind, who in turn is looking at some art. The piece is all in three colors, vibrant pink, dark purple, and silver-blue. The figure is wearing Japanese street fashion, including a bomber jacket with the kanji for "Tokyo" on the back, with a mini-skirt with chain, stockings, and Vivienne Westwood boots modified with bat wings attached. Their hair is in two buns high on their head, mostly dark, with streaks of pink. They have a pink choker and silver-blue earrings. The art they are looking at is abstractly rendered as geometric shapes. Two bookmark-shaped pieces frame the figure's head tot he left and right, and are part of a larger rectangular piece.
#art#artExhibit#artPrize
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Nyx Mir

An art exhibit I’m in opens Saturday in #Tokyo!

The exhibit is open for two weeks, and contains the winners and finalists (I’m a finalist!) of the HERALBONY Art prize, an international disability art prize.

I had a very rough Feb-April health-wise so I am not able to attend. If you’re able to go, I’d love to hear your thoughts & see any photos!

artprize.heralbony.jp/en/

HERALBONY Art Prize 2025HERALBONY Art Prize 2025HERALBONY Art Prize, organized by Heralbony Co. Ltd, was established to enhance the careers of artists with disabilities and to promote their perspectives around the world.
#disabilityArt#disability#artexhibit
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Tokyo

Univ. of Tokyo mulls accepting Harvard foreign students if barred

The University of Tokyo said Monday it is considering temporarily accepting international students from Harvard University if they are affected by the U.S. government’s move to bar them from studying at the institute. The university previously launched a program in 2022 to temporarily host researchers and studen…
#Japan #JP #Tokyo
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Alo Japan All About Japan · Univ. of Tokyo mulls accepting Harvard foreign students if barredThe University of Tokyo said Monday it is considering temporarily accepting international students from Harvard University if they are affected by the U.S. government's move to bar them from studying at the institute. The university previously launched a program in 2022 to temporarily host researchers and students unable to continue their studies due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, offering research labs and accommodation free of charge. According to the university's official website, more than 30 students and researchers have been accepted into the program as of the end of March 2024. In addition to financial support, Japanese language classes and
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