Experience AI-generated films and music on a big screen and connect with fellow creators. The GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery takes place at Shibuya Hikarie in Tokyo on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
The evening will feature screenings, networking, and a talk by special guest Kiyoshi Shin. Creators are also invited to submit videos made using GMI Cloud or MiniMax models, with entries due Wednesday, September 30.
Admission is free, with advance registration and organizer approval required. You can apply to attend whether you are submitting a film, interested in discovering AI-generated work, or looking to connect with creators and engineers working with generative AI.
At a Glance: Attend or Submit Your Work
- Attend the event: Thursday, October 8, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. JST. Register through the official Luma page and wait for approval from the organizer.
- Submit a film: Entries close Wednesday, September 30. Submissions must be 1–3 minutes long and include audio or music.
- How to enter: Post your work on X, then submit the post URL through the event registration form.
Visit the official event page to register or submit your work.
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AI Screenings and Networking at Shibuya Hikarie on October 8
The GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery brings AI-generated video, music, and art into a shared, in-person setting.
Enjoy screenings over food and drinks while meeting the creators behind the work, AI engineers, and professionals working across video, music, and design. Selected works are scheduled to be shown on a 100-inch screen.
The event is aimed at people seeking opportunities to showcase their work, discover other creators’ approaches, or explore collaborations involving generative AI.
Event Details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Event | GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery |
| Date and Time | Thursday, October 8, 2026, 6:00–8:00 p.m. JST |
| Check-in Opens | 5:30 p.m. JST |
| Venue | Shibuya Hikarie, Tokyo. The organizer will provide venue details after registration. |
| Admission | Free |
| Registration | Advance registration through the official Luma page is required, subject to organizer approval. (Source: GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery | Luma) |
| What to Bring | One business card |
| Organizer | GMI Cloud Japan |
| Sponsors | NVIDIA Japan and MiniMax |
The event welcomes creators and engineers using generative AI in video, music, and design, as well as marketing, PR, advertising, and production professionals seeking to collaborate with AI artists and creators. Anyone involved in—or interested in—AI-powered creativity is invited to apply to attend.
(Source: GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery | Luma)
Kiyoshi Shin on Bringing Generative AI into Creative Production
Alongside opening remarks from GMI Cloud and MiniMax, the event will feature Kiyoshi Shin as a special guest speaker.
(Source: Kiyoshi Shin (@kiyoshi_shin) | X)
His session will explore the latest generative AI technologies, including MiniMax H3, and practical ways to use them in creative production, drawing on his experience as a creator.
According to the organizer’s speaker biography, Shin is affiliated with Creative Tech Lab. at Baleen Studio and is a professor at Digital Hollywood University Graduate School. Following his work as a games journalist, he moved into game development, leading development of the VR title Swords of Gargantua.
He also worked on AI-assisted character design and 3D prop creation for the crafting and survival game Exelio. For those exploring how to integrate generative AI into production workflows, the session offers an opportunity to hear insights grounded in hands-on experience.
(Source: GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery | Luma)
Submit Your AI Film by September 30 for a Chance to Screen at the Event
The organizers are accepting video submissions with audio or music, created using GMI Cloud or MiniMax models.
The MiniMax and GMI Cloud teams will select works to screen at the event. Selected works will be revealed through the screenings themselves on the day.
Submission Requirements
| Item | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Tools or Models | Work created using GMI Cloud or MiniMax models |
| Content | Video with audio or music |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Duration | 1–3 minutes |
| File Format | MP4 |
| Resolution | 4K (3840 × 2160 px) recommended; Full HD (1920 × 1080 px) minimum. |
| Submission Deadline | Wednesday, September 30, 2026 (Source: GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery | Luma) |
Works are scheduled to be shown on a 100-inch screen. Before submitting, check your video’s resolution and aspect ratio, and make sure it includes audio or music.
How to Enter: Add Your Credits, Post on X, and Submit the Link
- Add your creator details to the end of your video.
Include your name or creator handle, X account, or other identifying information at the end of the work. - Post the work on your own X account.
Mention both GMI Cloud and MiniMax in the text of your post. - Submit the X post URL through the event registration form.
When registering on the official Luma page, enter the link to your work’s X post in the registration form.
A Note from the AI Creators Editorial Team
Prepare your video with creator credits and have your X post URL ready before starting event registration. Posting on X alone does not complete your entry—make sure you submit the link through the registration form.
The organizers state that people who submit work created using GMI Cloud or MiniMax will receive priority consideration for invitations. However, submitting a work does not automatically confirm your attendance; organizer approval is still required.
(Source: GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery | Luma)
What to Check Before Submitting
Submissions must be work you created yourself or with your team. Before entering, ensure you have the necessary rights and permissions for all video, images, music, characters, and other material used in the work.
- By submitting, you agree to have your work screened at the event.
- The organizers will select the screening lineup. Not all submissions will be shown.
- Works that infringe third-party rights, violate public order or accepted standards of decency, or are otherwise deemed unsuitable for the event by the organizers will not be screened.
- Selected works will be announced through their screening at the event.
According to the organizers, submitted work files will not be used for purposes other than screening at this event. However, posts that entrants have publicly shared on X may be reposted or shared by the official GMI Cloud and MiniMax social media accounts. Please review these terms before submitting.
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MiniMax Tote Bags for Attendees and Merchandise for Award Recipients
MiniMax-branded tote bags are planned as attendee gifts, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Quantities are limited, and distribution will end when supplies run out.
The organizers have also announced MiniMax merchandise for creators whose submissions are chosen for awards, including:
- T-shirts
- Caps
- Little M
- Stickers
Award recipients will be announced and gifts presented at the venue on the day of the event. These awards are not gifts for every entrant.
Free Admission with Advance Approval: Confirm Your Place Before Attending
Attendance requires advance registration through the official Luma page and approval from the organizer. Submitting a registration request does not confirm your place. Only approved guests may attend, so please check the organizer’s confirmation before coming to the venue.
Capacity is limited, and the organizers state that a lottery may be held if applications exceed available places. After registering, check your attendance confirmation and venue details, and bring one business card on the day.
The organizers also ask attendees to note the following:
- Speakers, session content, and event times may change without advance notice.
- The organizer and sponsors reserve the right to decline attendance, including applications from competing agencies or companies handling competing products.
- Photography and video recording will take place at the venue.
- Photos and footage may be used on the organizer’s website and social media, and in future event promotions and publicity.
Please review the attendance requirements and notices on the official event page before registering.
(Source: GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery | Luma)
About GMI Cloud
GMI Cloud is a cloud infrastructure company supporting AI applications. According to the organizer, its AI inference platform provides browser-based access to generative AI models including MiniMax, Flux, Seedream, and Kling, allowing users to compare and evaluate outputs across text, images, video, and audio.
(Source: GMI Cloud Official Website | GMI Cloud)
The event offers an opportunity to experience AI-generated work in person and talk directly with creators and engineers about their approaches. Whether you want to showcase your own work or discover what others are making, visit the official page to apply to attend.
Event: Thursday, October 8. Submission Deadline: Wednesday, September 30.
Admission is free, with advance registration and approval required. To submit a work, review the entry requirements, post your video on X, and send the post URL through the event registration form.
Visit the official page for full details and registration.
(Source: GMI & MiniMax AI Art Gallery | Luma)
This article was edited and produced by AI Creators using materials supplied by the organizer and information on the official event page. Please refer to the official event page for the latest event details and submission requirements.
