Children and the Absurd: Still, the World is Worth Living in| 聖心女子大学グローバル共生研究所 BE*hive 展示＋ワークショップスペース

絵：紙芝居『ちっちゃいこえ』より脚本／アーサービナード絵／丸⽊俊・丸⽊位⾥「原爆の図」より 2019年童⼼社刊

Admission Free

Wars, natural disasters, and pandemics. Perhaps, in no other era has there been a more absurd situation for children than today in developing and developed countries. Following on from the exhibition “Children and War,” which was held under the theme “Children and the Absurd,” this exhibition shows the enormous impact of radiation in “Hiroshima” and approaches the theme “Children and Radiation” through the works of Mr. Arthur Binard (poet), Ms. Niwata Anju (peace artist), and Ms. Ishiuchi Miyako (photographer).

Exhibition 1 (Japanese text only)

Exhibition 2

Niwata Anju (peace artist)

Exhibition 3

Exhibition 3

“Hiroshima”

Ishiuchi Miyako （photographer）

Special Exhibition

Special Exhibition

Message to the Future
from “The Hiroshima Panels”

Maruki Gallery For The Hiroshima Panels

THANKS TO:

We would like to express our sincere appreciation to the following people and organizations for their cooperation in making this exhibition possible. (Titles omitted, in no particular order)

Creation
- Morioka Shoten & Co.,Ltd.
  - Yoshiyuki Morioka (Art Direction)
  - Tomoko Yanagisawa (facilitation, editing and writing)
  - Saori Kashiwazaki (Design)
  - Aya Shimoyama (Venue Installation)
Filmmaking
- ConditionYellow.Co.,Ltd.
Exhibits provided and commentary
- Arthur Binard (Poet)
- Anju Niwata (Peace artist)
- Miyako Ishiuchi (Photographer)
- Maruki Gallery
Cooperation
- Doshinsha Publishing Co., Ltd
- Kamishibai Summit Executive Committee
Venue Setup
- Super Factory Co.
Web Design
- Chiharu Ooya (Web Designer)
English language editing
- Editage

Faculty members of the Sacred Heart Institute for Sustainable Futures,
University of the Sacred Heart