Based on the debate in the Core Meetings, a panel discussions by college　and high school students as well as people active in various fields will be　held to consider such issues as the role and possibilities of art in society　and how society can make use of art. The discussions are open to the public.

Time Table:
Sunday, 20 November 2005

Venue:Kyoto Art Theatre, Shunju-za
Capacity: 860
Admission Free
Consecutive interpretation will be provided.

Keynote Speech :
SENJYU Hiroshi Artist,　Vice President　KUAD
He was born in 1958 in Tokyo. He completed the Ph.D. Program in Fine Arts at the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music in 1987. In 1995, he represented Japan at the Venice Biennale and was awarded an honorable mention. His works have been exhibited in many museums and galleries world-wide. He became a Professor at KUAD in 2002 and was recently appointed a Vice President in 2004.

Session1:Junior　Artists　Summit
High school students will be invited to make presentations on how design can change the world. After the presentations, 12 high school students will discuss how they change the future with creative power of art and design.
Presentation: Students in the presentation and 3 high school students invited from Kyoto, Osaka and Tokyo
Moderator: TSUBAKI Noboru, (Professor, KUAD)

Session 2: Voices from the Artists
The results of the Core Meeting will be reported. Artists They show how art and artists take a leading role, and how they should be actively and virtually engaged in the world of the 21st century. 2 university students who joined the Core Meeting will also participa te in this session.
Panelists: MIYAJIMA Tatsuo, Artists in Core Meeting, University students

Session 3: Transforming the World Through Creative Imagination
Panelists: IDEI Nobuyuki (Chief Corporate Advisor, Sony Corporation), KONDO Seiichi (Ambassador, International Trade and Economic Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs), FUKUCHI Shigeo (Chairman, ASAHI BREWERIES, LTD.), MIYAMOTO Amon,(Director) and SENJU Hiroshi
Moderator: YAMAZAKI Haruko (Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Inc.)

Public Symposium Panelists

IDEI Nobuyuki, Chief Corporate Adviser Sony Corporation IDEI was Born in Tokyo in 1960.Heentered Sony Corportion in 1960.He became President andRepresentative Director,Chief Operating Officer in 1995, Chairman and Group Chief Executive Officer ,Representative Corporate Executive Officer,　member of the board in 2003.　From 2005,He is Chief Corporate Advisor, Sony Corporation KONDO Seiichi, Ambassador for International Economic Affairs,Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan 1971 Graduated from Tokyo University. 1972 Joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 1999 Deputy Secretary General, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris. 2003 Director-General, Public Diplomacy Department. 2005 Ambassador for International Economic Affairs FUKUCHI Shigeo, Chairman and CEO, Asahi Breweries, Ltd. Born in 1934. 1957 Graduated from Faculity of Economics, Nagasaki University.　1957 Jointed Asahi Breweries, Ltd. 1981 Became General Manager of Kyoto Branch.　1984 Became General Manager of Sales Promotion Department. 1988 Became Director and General Manager of Osaka Branch. 1993 Became Senior Managing Director and Deputy Chief Operating Officer of Sales＆Marketing Headquarters.　1999　Became President and Representative Director. 2002 Became Chairman and Representative Director. MIYAMOTO Amon, Director Miyamoto started his career as an actor and choreographer. In 1998 the first film that he directed, Beat, which was set in Okinawa, was officially entered in the Venice Film Festival, and Miyamoto himself moved to Okinawa. In fall 2004 he staged Pacific Overtures in New York, becoming the first Asian to direct a musical on Broadway. The production was nominated for four Tony Awards in 2005.　Mary Stuart will be performed in Osaka in December 2005.