Art Exhibition by Children with Severe Disabilities "ONEART KAGIYA 2026" Held for the First Time Long-Term at a Cafe in Mt. Kurikoma | Ends Once All Works Are Contracted

Yumeiku, a general incorporated foundation, will hold an exhibition of the art project "ONEART" at Naya Cafe KAGIYA in Mt. Kurikoma, where artists complete paintings drawn by children with disabilities.

This exhibition will showcase works that merge the unique expressions of children with the sensibilities of the artists who received them.

This marks ONEART's first attempt at a "long-term exhibition in a cafe." You can enjoy art in the natural setting of Naya Cafe, surrounded by the rich nature of Mt. Kurikoma.

The philosophy is "disability does not exist in art," an endeavor to bring everyone's power of expression to society.

ONEART KAGIYA Exhibition Overview

Dates: Sundays only from May 17th to November 1st (October will also be open on weekdays) Time: 10:30 - 16:00 Venue: Naya Cafe KAGIYA in Mt. Kurikoma (https://share.google/Ow7gjG5CL3YAoPJG7)

*Works are available for purchase. After conclusion of a contract, works will be shipped sequentially. *This exhibition will conclude once all works have been sold.

What is ONEART?

Under the philosophy that "disability does not exist in art," professional artists complete paintings drawn by children with disabilities into single works of art, which are then exhibited. Through rental exhibitions and sales to companies and individuals, a portion of the proceeds is returned to the children's families as scholarships.

Since its inception in 2016, collaborations with over 30 artists have been realized through partnerships with welfare facilities and day services nationwide.

Original painting ① Original painting ②

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"I See You, Meow" "One Summer"

Scenes of drawing

Organization Overview

Yumeiku, a General Incorporated Foundation

Yumeiku, a general incorporated foundation, embodies the meanings of "nurturing dreams" (夢を育む) and "You make" in its name, supporting children and young people to choose their future by their own power.

They are nationally developing activities in four areas: welfare, education, experience, and expression, including art support for children with disabilities "ONEART," free cram schools, shelter collaborations, and event planning.

About Visiting and Media Coverage

Admission is free and no reservation is required for anyone to visit.

Please feel free to contact the following for interviews or inquiries to the organizer.

Yumeiku, a General Incorporated Foundation E-mail: info＠you-make.org TEL: 03-3664-5551 Official HP: https://you-make.org/

For the Continuation of Yumeiku's Activities

Yumeiku, a general incorporated foundation, conducts various support activities to help children and young people learn, express themselves, and live authentically, including "ONEART."

To continue these activities, we are accepting donations and support from everyone.

Your warm cooperation is greatly appreciated.

Donation information: https://congrant.com/project/you-make/15023