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High School Art Writer Award Final Award Winners

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The High School Art Writer Award Selection Committee has completed the selection process for the 11th High School Art Writer Award in the Japanese Essay category and has determined the winners of the Grand Prize, Excellence Award, Honorable Mention, and School Award.
The committee selected the winners of the Grand Prize, the Award for Excellence, the Winning Entries, and the School Award for the 11th Art Writer Award for High School Students, Essays in Japanese.

大 賞
Kumamoto Prefectural Second High School, Hikida Honoka, Oil Painting "Transience" – Eternal Beauty Residing in the Moment of Disappearance –
Aichi Prefectural Tenpaku High School, Momoko Obayashi: "I feel the 'blank space'"
Mai Shinoda, Nishogakusha University Kashiwa High School: The Meaning of Painting a "Self-Portrait"

17 entries received the Excellence Award, 30 entries received the Honorable Mention, and 5 schools received the School Award.

[Selection Results for the 11th High School Art Writer Award, Japanese Essay Division]]
[Award Winners in the 11th Art Writer Award for High School Students, Essays in Japanese]

The Student Selection Committee for the High School Art Writer Award, composed of Tsukuba University students, has selected the following work from among the excellent entries to receive the "Tsukuba University Student Award."
The Students Selection Committee of the Art Writer Award for High School Students selected the University of Tsukuba Students' Award

Tsukuba University Student Award
Kagoshima Prefectural Shoyo High School, Karen Mizogami: The Light of Creation

The application deadline for the Art Writer Award for High School Students is approaching on Wednesday, October 15th.

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The application deadline is approaching on Wednesday, October 15th.
The application deadline is approaching on Wednesday, October 15.
https://www.geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp/~awa/

Application information is here.
Application Guide
https://www.geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp/~awa/Pages/guide.html

A list of doctoral theses is posted here.

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A list of doctoral dissertations related to arts education and arts support is available.
We have published a list of doctoral theses in the fields of art education and art environment support.

List of doctoral theses

Discover the Green Lightning of Zeus!

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A statue of Zeus (some say it is a statue of Poseidon) stands in front of the second floor entrance to Building 6B, College of Art and Design.

Don't you think the ivy leaves growing on the exterior walls of the building resemble a thunderbolt strike, the bolt that the statue of Zeus is thought to have held in its right hand?

This is a bronze statue (BC) of what is believed to be Zeus or Poseidon in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens.460This is a replica of the 1950s model.

The room where the statue is located is used by students in the art support field for their research.6BRight next to the building entrance6B205It's a room.

 

National Archaeological Museum of Athens (Collection explanation page)

For details on how this statue was installed at the University of Tsukuba, please see the following:"Tsukucom" 41Issue (Autumn 2018 issue)tel. +26 XNUMX for more information.


At the entrance to Building 6B (2nd floor), a powerful statue of Zeus greets visitors—though some believe it may actually represent Poseidon.

Look closely: don't the vines climbing the outer wall resemble a thunderbolt—the divine weapon Zeus is believed to have held in his raised right hand?

This statue is a replica of the famous bronze sculpture dated to around 460 BC, thought to depict either Zeus or Poseidon, and now housed in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens.

Just beyond the statue, Room 6B205 is used by students in the Art Environment Support area for research and study.

 National Archaeological Museum of Athens (Collection page)

https://www.namuseum.gr/en/collection/klasiki-periodos-2/

For the story behind how this statue came to be placed at the University of Tsukuba, see TsukuComm Vol. 41 (Autumn 2018), p.26:

https://www.tsukuba.ac.jp/about/tsukucomm/pdf/vol41.pdf

 

 

 

Summer Vacation Art Marché 7: Call for submissions (until July 29th) & Event Report & Exhibition Information

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"Summer Vacation Art Marché 2025" was held on Saturday, July 7th and Sunday, July 19th, 20 at the University of Tsukuba's Sports and Arts Area.
Despite the scorching heat, many children and their parents participated.
The "Art Marche at Home", where you can submit drawings you've made at home, will run until July 7th.
https://www.tcf.or.jp/exhibition/25071920_artmarche2025.pdf

On July 19 (Sat) and 20 (Sun), 2025, the Summer Vacation Art Marché 2025 was held at the University of Tsukuba's Physical Education and Art Area.
Despite the summer heat, many children and their families joined, making for a lively and creative two days filled with art.

There are a total of 8 different workshops this year! This year's workshops featured 8 unique programs!

▶① Still Life Drawing "Art Day Camp (Still Life)" Art Day Camp (Still Life)

▶② "Art Day Camp (People)" - Drawing a human model Art Day Camp (Figure Drawing)

▶③ "Reborn Art Ball" - Reborning unusable balls with art: Reborn Art Ball

▶④ "Art Medal" for creating 3D works using clay and plaster: Art Medal

▶⑤ "Koppa sculpture" - making sculptures by combining pieces of wood: Coppa Sculpture

▶⑥ Tsukuba-style "Let's make a broom": Let's Make Brooms

▶⑦ Take memorable photos with a large-format camera: "Let's take analog photos": Analog Photography Workshop

▶⑧ The "Art Exploration Team" explores the art areaArt Exploration Team

 

 

Exhibition information:Exhibition information

Works created at the Art Marche will be exhibited at the Tsukuba Museum of Art!
The artworks created during the Summer Vacation Art Marché will be exhibiting at the Tsukuba Museum of Art!

Venue: Tsukuba Museum of Art, Ibaraki Prefecture (Azuma 2-8, Tsukuba City)
Admission Fee: Free
Dates: June 2025th (Tuesday) -July 8st (Sunday), 19
Time: 9: 30-17: 00 (Admission until 16:30)
*Last day until 14:00 / Closed on Monday, August 8th
※ Closes at 14:00 on the final day. Closed on August 25 (Mon).

Judging: The entries will be judged by faculty members of the University of Tsukuba's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and prizes will be awarded to outstanding works. Winners will be contacted separately.
Judging will be conducted by faculty members of the University of Tsukuba's Art Program. Selected outstanding works will receive awards. Winners will be notified separately.

Regarding return of artwork:Artwork Return

📦 [Return at Venue]
8 month 31 (day) 14: 00 ~ 15: 00
August 31 (Sun), 14:00–15:00

*If you are unable to collect your item within the designated period, please contact the Foundation for Cultural Promotion.
If you are unable to pick up the artwork during the above periods, please contact the Tsukuba Cultural Foundation

We look forward to your visit!
We look forward to your visit!