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International Conference on Open Access to Culture 2024 “Culture and Home: New future opened by art”

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The 2nd International Conference on Open Access to Culture will take place from October 29 to November 3, 2024, at the Tokyo International Forum, organized by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in collaboration with the Arts Council Tokyo. This initiative is part of the legacy of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, aimed at fostering a more inclusive and symbiotic society through arts and culture, especially as Tokyo prepares for the upcoming 2025 Deaflympics. The event will be free to attend and will feature a comprehensive program that includes presentations and sessions led by leading experts in art and deaf culture from both Japan and abroad. Attendees can also experience exhibitions showcasing touchable art that merges creativity with cutting-edge technology. In addition, networking opportunities will be available for various stakeholders, including cultural organizations and creators, to share insights and expertise.

Workshops will encourage participants to engage actively and share their ideas in a collaborative environment. A full lineup of events is expected to be announced in September. This conference not only highlights Tokyo's commitment to cultural accessibility but also aims to inspire future initiatives in the arts.

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