At the Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, Session 8, Junji Teraguchi, Deputy Director at the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, will be invited to give a talk under the theme, “Hiroshima and Artists”.
Please come as anyone can attend.
 (Akagi)
Date & Time: Dec. 4, Friday, 6th Period, 16:45-18:00
Venue: 5C416

The Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, Session 6 & 7 will be held over 2 consecutive periods. At Session 6, Mayumi Sugawara, an associate professor at Wakayama University, will be invited to give a talk under the theme, “The Meiji Restoration and Ukiyo-e”. At Session 7, Hideyuki Yanagisawa, Chief Curator of the Ohara Museum of Art, will be invited to give a talk under the theme, “Art Galleries/Museums and Disasters”.
Please come as anyone can take part.
 (Akagi)
Date & Time: Nov. 20, Fri, 6th period, 16:45-18:00/7th period, 18:15-19:30
Venue: 5C416

At the Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, Session 5, Ryuichi Kaneko, part-time lecturer at Musashino Art University, will be invited to give a talk under the theme, “Hiroshima/Nagasaki and Contemporary Photography”.
Please come as anyone can attend.
(Akagi)
Date & Time: Nov. 13, Friday, 6th Period, 16:45-18:00
Venue: 5C416

The Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, Session 3 & 4 will be held over 2 consecutive periods. At the 6th period, Mari Komoto, Professor at Japan Women’s University, will be invited to give a talk under the theme, “World War I & Art”. At the 7th period, Hiroshi Murata, Professor at Atomi University, will give a talk under the theme, “Guernica”. Please come as anyone can take part.

(Akagi)
Date & Time: Oct. 23, Friday, 6th period, 16:45-18:00/7th period, 18:15-19:30
Venue: 5C416

At the Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, Session 2, Eriko Kogo, Associate Professor at Meisei University, will be invited to give a talk under the theme, “Disasters and picture postcards: Samples from the Great Kanto Earthquake”.
Please come as anyone can take part.
 (Akagi)
Date & Time: Oct. 9, Friday, 16:45-18:00
Venue: 5C416

Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, the 9th and 10th Sessions will be carried out in 2 consecutive periods. In the 6th Period, we will invite Minami Eguchi, a research follow of the Japan Society for Promotion of Science, and ask her to give a lecture on the theme, “Post War Germany and Art”. In the 7th Period, Prof. Toshiharu Omuka will give a lecture summarizing the talks. Please come and take part, as anyone is welcome to attend. (Akagi)
Date & Time: Dec. 19 (Friday),
6th Period: 16:45 to 18:00 Minami Eguchi,
7th Period: 18:15 to 19:30 Toshiharu Omuka.
Venue: 5C416

Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, the 8th Session will invite the art historian, Yuko Saito, and ask her to give a lecture on the theme, “Disasters and Monuments: Focusing on the 1920s-40s”. Please come and take part, as anyone is welcome to attend. (Akagi)
Date & Time: Dec. 12 (Friday), 16:45 to 18:00
Venue: 5C416

Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, the 7th Session will invite Setsuko Ozawa, part-time Assistant Professor at Tsuru University and ask her to give a lecture on the theme, “The Hiroshima Panels”. Please come and take part, as anyone is welcome to attend. Please also note that the lecture is on Saturday from 13:30. (Akagi)
Date & Time: Nov. 15 (Saturday), 13:30 to 14:45
Venue: 5C416

Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, 5th/6th Sessions will be carried out in 2 consecutive sessions. The 6th will invite Naoyuki Kinoshita, Professor at the University of Tokyo and ask him to give a lecture on the theme, “The Russo-Japanese War & The Arts”. The 7th will invite Eriko Kogo, Associate Professor at Meisei University and ask her to give a lecture on the theme, “Disasters and Picture Postcards: Examples from the Great Kanto Earthquake”.　 Please come and take part, as anyone is welcome to attend. (Akagi)
Date & Time: Nov. 14 (Friday), 6th Session from 16:45 to 18:00, 7th Session from 18:15 to 19:30
Venue: 5C416

Creative Reconstruction: Catastrophe & Art, the 4th Session will invite Mari Komoto, Professor at Japan Women’s University and ask her to give a lecture on the theme, “Forms In Conflict: World War I & The Arts”. Please come and take part, as anyone is welcome to attend. (Akagi)
Date & Time: Nov. 7 (Friday), 16:45 to 18:00
Venue: 5C416