Aichi Triennale (UK: Aichi Triennale) is an international art festival held every three years from 2010 in Aichi Prefecture. Organized by Aichi Triennale Executive Committee.
Mayu Kanda, who was re-elected in the Aichi governor's election held on February 4, 2007, stated in the manifesto that the International Art Festival will be held. In September of the same year, the framework to be opened mainly by the Aichi Prefectural Arts Center was announced in the fall of 2010, and in February 2008 it was decided that the triennial of performing the arts festival every three years. The name of the day was "Aichi International Art Festival". On July 29, the same year, it was decided that Kenji, who will be the director of the National Art Museum, be the artistic director. It was decided on October 14 that the name of the art festival is "Aichi Triennale".
The first Triennale was being prepared for the 2010 event, but due to the recession in the prefecture associated with the Toyota shock from around autumn 2008, the budget for fiscal 2009 will have a budget of ¥ 318 million 40% of the demand was cut. On March 6, 2009, the Aichi Prefectural Assembly cut the total cost of the project by 30% to 1.380 billion yen, Aichi Prefecture 850 million yen, Nagoya City 280 million yen, and the remainder by business income I passed a bill that I would like to meet.
There is no schedule or ticket right now.
日本、〒461-8525 愛知県名古屋市東桜１丁目１３−２ Map
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