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Akihiro Kubota
Original title: 久保田晃弘
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Received the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology’s Art Encouragement Prize (Media Arts category) at the 66th awards for the achievements of the “ARTSAT project.” Works include “The Disappearing Computer” (Iwanami Shoten, 1999), “Design for the Distant Other: Akihiro Kubota’s Thinking and Implementation” (BNN, 2017), “Principles of Media Art” (co-edited/co-authored, Film Art, 2018), “Instagram and Contemporary Visual Culture” (co-edited/co-authored, BNN, 2018), “New Dark Age” (supervised translation, NTT Publishing, 2018), “Quantum Computer Art Studies” (2026), and “Neither Here nor Now: On Speculative Thinking, Impossibility, and the Imagination of Design” (supervised, BNN, 2026).
https://www.ntticc.or.jp/ja/archive/participants/kubota-akihiro/
「ARTSATプロジェクト」の成果で，第66回芸術選奨の文部科学大臣賞（メディア芸術部門）を受賞．『消えゆくコンピュータ』（岩波書店，1999），『遥かなる他者のためのデザイン—久保田晃弘の思索と実装』（BNN，2017），『メディア・アート原論』（共編著／フィルムアート，2018），『インスタグラムと現代視覚文化論』（共編著／BNN，2018），『ニュー・ダーク・エイジ』（監訳／NTT出版，2018），『Quantum Computer Art Studies』（2026年），『ここでもなく，いまでもない—スペキュラティヴな思考，不可能性，そしてデザインの想像力について』（監修／BNN，2026）など．
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