At the Aomori Museum of Art (Yasuda, Aomori City), a special exhibition "Love Love Show 2" is currently being held.

The art exhibition, which is based on the concept of "deai", shows collaboration works by artists of different genres. This is the second time in seven years, and there are 17 exhibiting artists. “The name of the project was inspired by a certain TV program, but the encounters of the artists made us sympathize and put in a wish that leads to love,” said curator Kenshi Kudo of the same building.

Using the height of the ceiling of the same building, we collaborated with an exhibition room that looks like in a pool, a space where lighting production and modeling works were collaborated, and woodwork works made with 3D printers and works that combined ready-made plastic models. There are exhibits.

"I started thinking about artists that I want to collaborate with more than three years ago, and there were many collaborations that were broken," says Kudo, who is confident that there are collaborative works that can only be seen here this time. Show me.

Shooting is free except for some works in the art exhibition. "In the modern culture, where the act of shooting is established as a daily "record", we can seek new sympathy by sending it through SNS," says Mr. Kudo. "The work respects the variety of expressions and is designed so that you can enjoy free interpretation. I want you to actually see and experience the work."

Opening hours are from 9:30 to 17:00 (9 to 18:00 from June 1). The admission fee is 1,300 yen for the general public, 800 yen for high school students, and free for elementary and junior high school students. Until July 2nd.