Throughout the year, ACK undertakes a wide range of initiatives aimed at cultivating an environment where art can flourish. By fostering connections with artists, the next generation, and local communities, while continuously pursuing environmentally conscious activities, ACK strives to realize a sustainable art ecosystem that connects Kyoto with the world.

Support for Artists

From emerging artists based in Kyoto to internationally active practitioners, ACK expands opportunities for them to present their work and engage in exchange both in Japan and overseas, supporting the long-term development of their careers.

Pommery Prize Kyoto 2026
BCK Fellowship
NEW STREAM supported by JINTEC Corporation

Pommery Prize Kyoto 2025
Photo by Moriya Yuki
Platforms for the Next Generation

ACK cultivates a rich environment in Kyoto where the next generation can freely expand their sensibilities through contemporary art. In addition to artist-led workshops and guided tours and lectures, initiatives such as childcare services and partnerships with local art universities create opportunities for the talents of tomorrow to encounter the diverse perspectives that art offers.

Workshops
Guided Tours and Lectures
Childcare Services
Partnerships with Art Universities

Scene from the workshop
Photo by Yoshimi Ryo
Environmental Responsibility

ACK aims to create an art fair that is mindful of both the local community and the global environment by promoting the reuse of materials used in its venues and encouraging low-carbon modes of transportation.

Reuse of Exhibition Walls and Materials
One-day Subway & Bus Pass
Shared Bicycles

ACK Venue, 2025
Photo by Moriya Yuki
Local Collaboration

By partnering with local businesses, government agencies, and cultural institutions, ACK fosters shared values with the people of Kyoto. These include collaborations with Kyoto Art Month, food and beverage offerings made using locally sourced ingredients, and a food court showcasing local vendors.

Kyoto Art Month
Food Court

Scene from the food court, 2025
Photo by Nakatani Yoshiaki

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