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Announcement of Urawa Reds Disability Art Exhibition 2025 "LIVE TOGETHER!"
We are pleased to announce that Urawa Reds Disability Art Exhibition "LIVE TOGETHER!", which started in the 2023 season, will be held for the third year this season as well, at all Urawa Reds home games starting from Sunday, March 2nd.
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The relationship between Urawa Reds and the Minuma Welfare Association Kobo Shu, a social welfare corporation, began about 10 years ago.
At the time, Kobo Shu was a facility for people with severe disabilities, but the staff wanted to let more people in society know that no matter what kind of disability you have, you can "live your life the way you want to" and "work the way you want to", so they started to spread the message to the world through creative works. Urawa Reds staff who sympathized with this idea started to visit the facility, and that's how this relationship began.
Nowadays, Urawa Reds players visit the workshop, and artists come to support Urawa Reds, and through these warm exchanges, the bond between the workshop members and Urawa Reds is becoming stronger.
"Expression" is the very essence of human life.
The title, "LIVE TOGETHER!" expresses our desire for Saitama Stadium to be a place where everyone - the players playing on the pitch, the fans and supporters in the stands cheering on their team with their voices and clapping, and the disabled artists putting all their energy into their work - can express themselves, live together in the present, and feel happy.
This time, we will be showcasing works by up-and-coming artists with the theme of "Diamonds in the Rough: 11 Up-and-Coming Artists," who are expected to achieve even greater success in the future.
Additionally, six original Urawa Reds-themed artworks (including four new pieces) will be exhibited in the showcase.
Urawa Reds Art Exhibition for People with Disabilities 2025 "LIVE TOGETHER!"
Schedule 2025 season Urawa Reds home game dates
Organizers Urawa Red Diamonds, Saitama Stadium 2002
Cooperation: Minuma Welfare Association, Koboshu
Sponsored by Saitama Prefecture
"Diamonds in the rough: 11 up-and-coming artists"
Location: Main stand 2nd floor concourse near gate A7
An exhibition of original artwork themed on Urawa Reds by artists with disabilities
Location: Main stand 2nd floor concourse, inside the showcase near gate A8
[Artist and work title]
Yasuhiro Nishikawa "Urawa Reds" NEW
Abe Miyuki "Urawa Reds players playing soccer at Saitama Stadium" NEW
Toshihisa Noguchi "Urawa Reds Tenten" NEW
Miwako Iwai "Redia" NEW
Yuki Tanaka "Redia"
Aya Watanabe "Airplane (Urawa Reds)"
As part of the Urawa Reds SDGs, this art exhibition for people with disabilities will be held as part of the SDGs goals: 1. Eliminate poverty, 8. Decent work and economic growth, 10. Eliminate inequality between people and countries, and 11. We aim to contribute to the development of sustainable communities and 17. Partnerships to achieve goals.
story
The relationship between Urawa Reds and the Minuma Welfare Association Kobo Shu, a social welfare corporation, began about 10 years ago.
At the time, Kobo Shu was a facility for people with severe disabilities, but the staff wanted to let more people in society know that no matter what kind of disability you have, you can "live your life the way you want to" and "work the way you want to", so they started to spread the message to the world through creative works. Urawa Reds staff who sympathized with this idea started to visit the facility, and that's how this relationship began.
Nowadays, Urawa Reds players visit the workshop, and artists come to support Urawa Reds, and through these warm exchanges, the bond between the workshop members and Urawa Reds is becoming stronger.
"Expression" is the very essence of human life.
The title, "LIVE TOGETHER!" expresses our desire for Saitama Stadium to be a place where everyone - the players playing on the pitch, the fans and supporters in the stands cheering on their team with their voices and clapping, and the disabled artists putting all their energy into their work - can express themselves, live together in the present, and feel happy.
This time, we will be showcasing works by up-and-coming artists with the theme of "Diamonds in the Rough: 11 Up-and-Coming Artists," who are expected to achieve even greater success in the future.
Additionally, six original Urawa Reds-themed artworks (including four new pieces) will be exhibited in the showcase.
Urawa Reds Art Exhibition for People with Disabilities 2025 "LIVE TOGETHER!"
Schedule 2025 season Urawa Reds home game dates
Organizers Urawa Red Diamonds, Saitama Stadium 2002
Cooperation: Minuma Welfare Association, Koboshu
Sponsored by Saitama Prefecture
"Diamonds in the rough: 11 up-and-coming artists"
Location: Main stand 2nd floor concourse near gate A7
An exhibition of original artwork themed on Urawa Reds by artists with disabilities
Location: Main stand 2nd floor concourse, inside the showcase near gate A8
[Artist and work title]
Yasuhiro Nishikawa "Urawa Reds" NEW
Abe Miyuki "Urawa Reds players playing soccer at Saitama Stadium" NEW
Toshihisa Noguchi "Urawa Reds Tenten" NEW
Miwako Iwai "Redia" NEW
Yuki Tanaka "Redia"
Aya Watanabe "Airplane (Urawa Reds)"
As part of the Urawa Reds SDGs, this art exhibition for people with disabilities will be held as part of the SDGs goals: 1. Eliminate poverty, 8. Decent work and economic growth, 10. Eliminate inequality between people and countries, and 11. We aim to contribute to the development of sustainable communities and 17. Partnerships to achieve goals.
