Decameron opened in 2020 in the center of Shinjuku Kabukicho. The exhibition space on the second floor mainly hosts exhibitions featuring young and mid-career artists from Japan and abroad. The community space on the first floor provides a place for interaction before and after viewing. In addition to the concepts/statements that each artist puts forward in the exhibition, Decameron has a theme for the year, and we are currently implementing a project focusing on the perspective of "evaluation." In addition, we are always conscious of ``management'' and aim to ``collaborate'' not only with artists but also with viewers. [Director Kiyoshi Kurotaki] Born in 1986. Curator and director of Shinjuku/Kabukicho art space “Decameron”. Major past exhibitions include "Tokyo Independent" (Tokyo University of the Arts Chinretsukan, Tokyo, 2019) and "Presence is Absence, Presence is Absent" (Akiyama Gallery, Tokyo, 2018). Major exhibition curation and direction include "Cell Death (Necrosis/Apoptosis)" (Decameron, Tokyo, 2022), "moral/ethics" (Decameron, Tokyo, 2021), "I understand the language, but I can't understand the conversation. ” (Decameron, Tokyo, 2020), etc.