The National Asia Culture Center (ACC) announced on September 16 that it signed a memorandum of understanding with Japan's Mori Art Museum on September 3 to expand international cultural exchange and educational cooperation.
This agreement aims to establish a sustainable foundation for collaboration in various areas, including exhibitions, education, professional training, and personnel exchanges. The agreement is set to last for two years.
The two institutions plan to work together to build a friendly relationship for mutual cooperation and development, enhance educational opportunities to improve public cultural sensitivity, and plan and operate joint cooperation projects.
In particular, the two organizations will intensify their collaboration in exhibitions and education over the next two years. They aim to broaden their cooperation through the exchange of exhibition content, related educational programs, and personnel exchanges involving aspiring professionals and artists.
Opened in 2003 in Tokyo's Roppongi Hills, the Mori Art Museum is a leading cultural institution in Japan that focuses on contemporary art and showcases various creative practices, including architecture and design. It has been dedicated to planning exhibitions and educational programs that encompass contemporary art, architecture, and design.
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