How are performing arts being conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic? In addition, how will modes of expression, the preservation of heritage, and performance in the performing arts change throughout the pandemic? How will the role of the performing arts in society change? This study will seeks to document the current state of the performing arts as well as changes affecting this sector. This study will undertake comparative studies by collecting examples from various regions and genres. This studies will explore strategies for acquiring an enhanced understanding of the performing arts in these uncertain times.
Yukako YOSHIDA, Project Coordinator (Associate Professor, ILCAA)
Venue: ILCAA Multimedia Conference Room (304), Online meeting via Zoom
Language: Japanese
13:00-13:10 Yukako YOSHIDA (ILCAA)
Introduction
13:10-14:10 Yukako YOSHIDA (ILCAA)
Balinese performing arts at the early stage of COVID-19 pandemic (tentative)
14:10-14:55 All participants
Q&A
14:55-15:10
Break
15:10-16:10 Yoshiaki TAKEMURA (National museum of Ethnology)
Learning, talking and sharing online: the activities of Indian performing arts organization and their student's engagement in Singapore during the COVID-19 pandemic (Tentative)
13:10-14:10 Satomi OSHIO (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Miyagi University of Education)
“How are musical activities restricted by “declaration of a state of emergency” for COVID-19? –Discussion based on two different cases; music activities at school, and concert activities in a local city”
14:10–14:55 All participants
Q&A
15:10-16:10 Ako MASHINO (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Tokyo University of the Arts)
“Space, place and environment: Preliminary thoughts on the endurance of Indonesian performing arts practice in Japan during COVID-19”