Atelier Q

Atelier Q is an art gallery and atelier building across three levels that houses various creative activities. The ground floor performance hall connects to basement spaces and a combined café and gallery area on the upper floors.

The building was established as a venue for contemporary artistic activity and gained attention through the 2019 Karakuri Art Festival, which featured experimental artistic works. That event helped solidify its role within the local art scene.

The space serves as a hub for performance and visual art, regularly hosting readings, dance performances, and exhibitions that reflect contemporary Japanese artistic expression. Visitors can experience multiple art forms under one roof and encounter local creators at work.

The venue sits three minutes' walk from Seijo-Gakuen-Mae Station on the Odakyu Odawara Line, making it straightforward to reach. Opening hours are typically from 13:00 to 19:00, though it closes on Mondays.

The name draws from the concept of 'Quo Vadis,' symbolizing an ongoing artistic journey without a fixed endpoint. This philosophy reflects how the space evolves and grows with new projects and artists.