This exhibition puts a spotlight on magnificent animations from three Eastern Europe countries: Czech, Croatia and Poland. Czech has a proud tradition in animation and has many fans in Japan. After the second World War, print cartoonists and artists began making animation in Croatia. Poland has won the Academy award for animation and there are remarkable amount of historic animation studios. The exhibition will fascinate you with screenings and many important original pictures. Having been through many historical events such as war, political revolutions, and globalization – their animations have a lot to tell us about various era. Animations from Fukuoka will also be shown during this event. Join this rare opportunity to see Eastern European animations.
Provided by National Film Archive
・5/23 (Sat.) ~ 6/28 (Sun.) *Closed on 6/16
・Mitsubishijisho ARTIUM (IMS 8F)
・1-7-11 Tenjin, Chuo-ku
・10:00~20:00
・Door.: ¥400, College ¥300, Under high school free
・Adv.: ¥300, College ¥200
・http://artium.jp/exhibition/2015/15-03-eeanimation/
