Dreams & Hopes Art Project Video

2010	Nihaoma, Hello, Konnichiwa from children in Taiwan to children in the world.
2009	Tibetan New Yorkers & Art Taro The memorial message 2008.

Tibetan New Yorkers & Art Taro The memorial message 2008.

History of dreams and hopes art project New York

Dreams&Hopes Art Project is for children, who attend elementary schools in the world, to be able to paint, write down their words, or create something on white paper. It could be just their own name if they don't come up with any ideas. They are free to express their ideas in any way they want. "Dreams and Hopes" Art Space will be created on walls where children will have access to see them. The walls would be in front of rooms of elementary schools. Finally, the paper that would be used for this project would be recycled paper, because he thinks it is important to be thinking about limited natural resources and global warming.

If children or adults see the walls in schools, children in the world can experience the wonderful feelings of the other cultural children. It would be very fun for children and adults and could be a hint or clue for their dream or hope for the future.

[Quotation - Text of Dreams&Hopes Art Project 2005]

Dreams & Hopes Art Project - Video

Hello


Hello Art Project 2010 - "Nihao ma, Hello, Konnichiwa" from children in Taiwan to children in the world. The opening music by Tsu-Sheng Hsiung(Berklee College of Music), Art director Art Taro, Director Yuya Honda, the video project supported by Fu-Hsing Elementary School Tainan City, Taiwan.

Hello Art Project 2010 - "Nihao ma, Hello, Konnichiwa" from children in Taiwan to children in the world. The opening music by Tsu-Sheng Hsiung(Berklee College of Music), Art director Art Taro, Director Yuya Honda, the video project supported by Fu-Hsing Elementary School Tainan City, Taiwan.

Le Penseur


Title: "Le Penseur" - girls	Title: "Le Penseur" - boys

Description: Le Penseur means "The thinker" in English. The sound of the environment of Teibetan School in New York City.

This performing art work shows the sound of the enviironment in New York City. The sounds show natural noises of Tibetan School. Art Taro performs "The Thinker" on the center, and Tibetan students stand behind him.

Art Taro has worked with Tibetan School in New York and New Jersey since 2006, and he has exhibited art works of hope and dream by Tibetan New Yorkers in the world

The message is "think deeply".

This performing art video is the abstract art work and is inspired by Artist Auguste Rodin's "The thinker" and American composer John Cage's 4'33".

Appearance: Art Taro & Tibetan New Yorkers
Videgrapher Schooter McCrae

Editor Sean Chen

Actor Art Taro

Director Yuya Honda

Supported by The Tibetan Community of New York & New Jersey

Performing Art Dolphin

The conceptual performing art Dolphin
Art Taro New York Collections

Picture: Hayden Panettiere, Japanese Children, Shaman Calligrapher Ryowa Yamamura and Wladimir Klitschko - Tsurumiryokuchi Park, Osaka, Japan, 2010

Title: Performing Art Dolphin - Hayden Panettiere, Japanese Children, Shaman Calligrapher Ryowa Yamamura

Presented by Art Taro New York Collections

Children from Wakayama Prefecture, Hayden Leslie Panettiere(Actress) and Ryowa Yamamura(Shaman Calligrapher) perform "Dolphin" during the multiples of three.

Meaning of the performance includes a philosophy of Zen Buddhism by Koho School of Sumi-E in New York. Koho Yamamoto, who is one of the best Japanese Sumi-E Master in New York City, teaches Zen Buddhism. "When you draw Bamboo, you must become "Bamboo". Then, you feel heart of Bamboo, and you can draw great Bamboo."

Reference: "Be stupid during the multiples of three" by Atsumu Watanabe(Comedian)

Pictures by
"Can your ears hear?" - Documentary Film

Art Direct by Art Taro and Mikiko Hanaoka

Comments:
Hayden Panettiere performed Dolphin with Children from Wakayam prefecture and
Japanese Shaman Calligrapher, Ryowa Yamamura.