台東区の文化広報誌『台東鳥瞰』の企画・制作を美術出版社が担当

創刊号では、「際(キワ)」をテーマに台東のエリアを見直し、古代にかたちづくられた上野台地と以東に広がる平地が、現代のまちづくりや店々にどのように繋がり、「文化」を積み上げてきたのかを探る内容となりました。

担当・ビジネスソリューション　田尾、高橋

Bijutsu Shuppansha is in charge of planning and producing ‘Taito bird’s-eye view’ a cultural newsletter in Taito-ku.

Bijutsu Shuppansha was in charge of planning and producing ‘Taito bird’s-eye view’, a public relations magazine first launched in 2018 that allowed students to discover a new aspect of Taito from the perspective of culture and art.

The first issue reviewed the area of Taito with the theme of “Hashi (Kiwa)” and explored how the Ueno plateau, which had been formed in ancient times, and the flat land extending eastward connected to modern town planning and shops to build up the “Culture”.

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Okojima ・ Maki
Born in Tokyo in 1987. Completed the master’s course at the Graduate School of Joshibi University of Art and Design in 2011. Major awards include the Tokyo Wonder Wall Award (2009) and the VOCA Incentive Award (2014). Major exhibitions in recent years are “Birds, sing the song of the earth with my bones.” (Daiichi Seimei Gallery, Tokyo, 2015), “The beginning of the story is the mixture of pictures and words.” (Ota City Art Museum/Library, Gunma, 2017), “Sleep of the universe, blood vessels of the earth” (Fuchu City Art Museum, Tokyo, 2017), “Agros Art Project Tomorrow’s Harvest” (Aomori Prefectural Museum of Art, Aomori, continuing since 2017), etc. In addition, he participated in the project of the marine research vessel Tara sponsored by Agnes B, made original drawings of all 88 constellations in the planetarium of Tama Mutoh Science Museum, dedicated ceiling paintings to Minamisawa Hikawa-jinja Shrine, etc.