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IHJ CULTURAL LOBBY INTERDISCIPLINARY TALKS: DAY 2 (COLLATERAL EVENT)

IHJ CULTURAL LOBBY INTERDISCIPLINARY TALKS: DAY 2 (COLLATERAL EVENT)

The International House of Japan is hosting two new editions of its IHJ Cultural Lobby Interdisciplinary Talks series on the occasion of Art Week Tokyo. Led by curator Yuko Hasegawa, the talks bring together leading practitioners from different fields to discuss key issues in contemporary culture.

Talk #10: AI and Buddhism: Where Do We Come From, and Where Are We Going?
AI artist Yuma Kishi, known for organizing “The Frankenstein Papers,” an exhibition curated by the conversational AI model MaryGPT, and monk and philosopher Shoukei Matsumoto discuss how AI is reshaping our views on humanity and spirituality.

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November 6, 3pm–4pm (doors open 2:30pm)

LOCATION
Iwashi Koyata Memorial Hall
International House of Japan
5-11-16 Roppongi, Minato-ku

ADMISSION
Reservation required: 3,000 yen general admission; 2,000 yen members; 1,500 yen students

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Art Week Tokyo is organized by Japan Contemporary Art Platform in collaboration with Art Basel, with support from Japan’s Agency for Cultural Affairs. Art Week Tokyo’s infrastructural development initiative, the Art Week Tokyo Mobile Project, is co-organized by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Art Week Tokyo Mobile Project Organizing Committee.

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