This exhibition offers a variety of participatory programs to make climate change more accessible and relatable to visitors.
Posting on social networking sites with #HELP exhibition is welcome.
The official Instagram account of the HELP exhibition is also available for updates and the progress of the exhibition, please follow us at @help_gpj
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We are aware that the exhibition itself consumes energy and generates waste, and we aim to reduce the use of new and discarded materials as much as possible, while sharing the process and methods with as many visitors to the exhibition as possible. During this exhibition, we will conduct a social experiment in collaboration with visitors to reduce waste as much as possible through the reuse of materials, by inviting visitors to purchase or take home the exhibited works and artwork.
The HELP exhibition will become a collaborative project with visitors, as ideas for reusing the exhibits and artwork will increase over time. We hope you will visit the exhibition as many times as you like during the exhibition period.
Note: Some works will be available for purchase for a fee. Rental equipment and other items cannot be taken home.
※ If you are interested in taking home exhibits and artwork, please contact a staff member at the exhibition.
NO22：Tapestry ( Human )
NO23：Collection box （Outside only）
NO24：Tapestry (How to participate )
NO25：Tapestry ( Staff )
NO26：Tapestry ( Statement )