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Die Seiten der Textinitiative Fukushima werden derzeit von der Japanologie der Goethe-Universität betrieben. Gegenwärtiges Anliegen von TIF ist die zeitgeschichtliche Dokumentation. Das Forum dient nun in erster Linie als Archiv für Informationen zu 3/11 sowie allgemein zur Geschichte des Atomaren. Die Suchfunktion ermöglicht Recherchen zu Stichworten, Inhalten und Akteuren.
| Nuclear Culture Research Group | 17.05.2025 |
"The Nuclear Culture Research Group is an interdisciplinary group of artists, curators and scholars in the nuclear arts and humanities within and connected through Goldsmiths College, University of London and The Arts Catalyst. The group is part of the Nuclear Culture research project to develop artistic and curatorial enquiry into nuclear culture in the UK and internationally led by Ele Carpenter in partnership with The Arts Catalyst. The group meets termly to share research, organize events and fieldwork. Visiting artists and scholars are always welcome." (Homepage NCRG) About the Organizer: Dr Ele Carpenter is Professor in Interdisciplinary Art & Culture at Umeå University, Sweden, and Visiting Research Fellow, Institute of the Arts, University of Cumbria. Carpenter is editor of The Nuclear Culture Source Book (2016). Link: https://nuclear.artscatalyst.org/content/nuclear-culture-research-group-0 |
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| "Onsen Residency": Kunst als Brücke zwischen Fukushima und New York - Yoko Suetsugus Pläne | 15.05.2025 |
"Suetsugu, a native of the city of Fukushima, moved to the United States 27 years ago and fulfilled her dream of opening a gallery there. But her feelings for Fukushima Prefecture have not changed. To help the area overcome reputational damage, she is aiming to launch Onsen Residency, a program inviting U.S. artists to hot springs in the city of Fukushima for a creative retreat." (Japan Times / Regional Voices: Fukushima, 17. März 2025) Link: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/03/17/japan/society/fukushima-sculptor-new-york-gallery/ |
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| Neustart der Atomenergie in Japan: The Diplomat, 2025 | 09.05.2025 |
"To understand Japan’s plan to restart nuclear power plants, it is essential to first examine the question: What caused the nuclear disaster at the Fukushima plant, operated by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO)? While the earthquake and tsunami were widely regarded as the immediate triggers, the National Diet Investigation Report identified the Fukushima nuclear meltdown as a “ man-made-disaster.” This argument centers on Japan’s so-called “nuclear village,” a tightly knit community composed of actors from the nuclear industry, national and local regulatory bodies, and academia. At the core of this nuclear village is a group of approximately 200 to 300 university scholars, many of whom know each other personally. Through these personal connections, they help their students secure positions in electric power companies, manufacturing firms, or as technical officials in government agencies and local authorities." (Zhuoran Li, The Diplomat, 3. May 2025) Link: https://thediplomat.com/2025/05/the-challenge-to-japans-nuclear-restart/ |
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| Fukushima Art Annual 2025 福島アートアニュアル２０２５ | 08.05.2025 |
Die Ausstellung im Juni 2025 trägt den Titel "site──representation" und zeigt Werke von Tsuchida Sho und Suzuki Yuya. 土田翔／鈴木悠哉 2025年6月7日(土)〜29日(日) Links: https://art-museum.fcs.ed.jp/exhibition/upcoming
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| "Light of Hope": Ansprache des Gouverneurs von Fukushima UCHIBORI Masao (März 2025) | 04.05.2025 |
Der Bürgermeister betont die Mühen und die Schwierigkeiten der Bürger, die sich um den Wiederaufbau von Fukushima bemühen und erwähnt dabei auch die gute Zusammenarbeit mit dem deutschen Bundesland Nordrhein-Westfalen in Sachen Energieerneuerungstechnikausbau. Zudem möchte er der Jugend der Welt eine Katastrophenerziehung zukommen lassen, indem sie Fukushima aufsucht. Ein Museum solle zudem dazu dienen, dass Fukushima nicht in Vergessenheit gerät. Links: |
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