A list of doctoral theses is posted here.
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.
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Art Environment Support Forum: Community Collaboration and Educational Outreach Activities at the Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Art Museum, Kamakura
Art Support Research Group "Community Collaboration and Educational Activities at the Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Museum of Art, Kamakura"
Art Environment Support Forum: Community Collaboration and Educational Outreach Activities at the Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Art Museum, Kamakura City
Date and time: December 2024, 12 (Monday) 23:18-15:19
Mon. Dec 23 18:15-19:15
Location: Arts Building B521 (Presentation Room)
Admission Free
Speaker: Ayako Imanishi
The Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Museum conveys the artistic work and creative space of the master of modern Japanese painting, Kaburaki Kiyokata, to future generations. The museum was built on the site of his former residence in Kamakura, and is also committed to cooperation with the local community and educational outreach activities.
This time, we will be welcoming Ayako Imanishi, a curator at the museum, to talk about the project. We are also planning an art appreciation experience. Please feel free to join us!
The “Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Museum” preserves the legacy and creative space of the great modern Japanese painter, Kaburaki Kiyokata. The museum is located on the site of his former residence in Kamakura and is dedicated to fostering community engagement and educational outreach activities.
This time, we are pleased to welcome Ayako Imanishi, the museum's curator, who will share insights into their efforts. Additionally, a viewing experience is also planned. We warmly invite you to join us!
If you would like to attend, please see below:Application formPlease apply from
(Please apply as early as possible)
Those who wish to attend are kindly requested to apply through the application form below.
https://forms.gle/jEs5p7e2KkAjzLQF6
Ryo Morita (PhD student) received the Encouragement Award of the Art Education Award
Ryo Morita (PhD student, supervisor: Kazuhiro Ishizaki) has been awarded the Encouragement Award of the 21st Art Education Award.
The award was selected from papers written by authors aged 44 or younger and published in the 2023th issue of the Society for Art Education Journal, Art Education (published in March 3), and was presented at the Society's 45th Hirosaki Conference on March 2024, 3.
Below are the reasons for the award's selection by the selection committee and Morita's acceptance speech.
(Quoted from the Art Education Society Newsletter No. 116.https://www.artedu.jp/file/653）
Ryo Morita, "Trends in research and practical issues regarding art and craft instruction in special support schools for physically disabled children - A review of domestic literature"
Morita Ryo's paper provides useful knowledge that contributes to the outlook for future research by clarifying the research trends and practical issues in art and craft instruction at special needs schools for physically disabled children. In addition, this is a review paper that has never been nominated for an art education award, but this research has conducted a detailed investigation of previous research, making literature research one of the research methods. The collection procedure took into account not only databases but also hand searches, and the paper was constructed based on carefully selected papers and was carried out in good faith. The analysis and classification of the literature was also carried out quantitatively and qualitatively. In particular, in the qualitative analysis, categories and subcategories were formed inductively to derive the argument. It is expected that the paper will be recognized as having follow-up value in this field and will become a stepping stone for wider research in the future.
Last year, Liao Shitong (graduated from the doctoral program, currently a lecturer at Yamagata University, supervised by Ishizaki Kazuhiro) also received the same award.
(Art Education Society Newsletter No. 113,https://www.artedu.jp/file/615）
Lecture: "Art x Education in Art Festivals" Lecturer: Fram Kitagawa
Art and Education at the Art Festival
Art Environment Support Forum on ART×EDUCATION in Art Festival : online lecture
Date and time: Wednesday, October 2021, 9 22: 17-00: 18
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
Art Director: Fram Kitagawa
Mr.Fram Kitagawa
Art Director
Online (Zoom Meeting)
Admission Free
Tsukuba University Educational Strategy Promotion Project, School of Arts and Letters / Arts Support Research Group
"(Notice) Art x Education at the Art Festival (PDF file)
We invited Fram Kitagawa, General Director of the Northern Alps International Art Festival 2020-2021, to
He will talk about "Art x Education" using examples such as the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale and the Setouchi Triennale.
Online Registration
Application deadline: Tuesday, September 9st
After you apply, you will receive an invitation link and password via email.
Application deadline: Tuesday, September 21
After you apply, you will receive an invitation link and password by email.
For inquiries, please contact Naoko Yoshida, Faculty of Arts and Design, University of Tsukuba (Arts Support Division)
Contact: Nahoko Yoshida, Faculty of Art and Design, University of Tsukuba
yoshida.nahoko.gn@u.tsukuba.ac.jp
Supporting Children's Creativity During the COVID-19 Crisis: Sharing "Let's Grow Our Creatures at Home" Video
The first part of the children's crafting video series "Grow! Everyone's Home Crafts - Bug Edition," created by Matsuzaki Akio, a first-year master's student in the Art Support Program, titled "Let's Make a Colorful Caterpillar with Paper Clay!" has been released.
"Grow! Everyone's Home Crafts" was created as part of the University of Tsukuba's School of Art and Design's social contribution activities through art during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the aim of creating a creative space for children spending time at home and supporting their activities.
The content involves creating living creatures through crafts and then, through further crafts, transforming these creatures into their grown-up form. This time, as the "Insect Edition," over the course of three videos, we will watch a caterpillar grow into a chrysalis and cocoon, and then further into a butterfly.
Rather than simply following a model, the content is designed to develop children's creativity and individuality, and they can enjoy it as if they were "crafting together with an older sister in an online art program."
You can view the video and related articles at the links below.
動画：https://www.covid19-artdesign-univ-tsukuba.online/
article：https://www.covid19-artdesign-univ-tsukuba.online/post/baking-with-kids
The video introduces crafts using common materials, so please enjoy making things at home with us.
Supporting Children's Creativity During the COVID-19 Crisis
：Sharing the Let's Grow Our Creatures at Home VIDEO
Video Let's Grow Our Creatures at Home -vol.1 Let's make a “Colorful Caterpillar” using paper clay! > was created by Aoi Matsuzaki (Art Environment Support Course Master Year1) is streaming now.
< Let's Grow Our Creatures at Home > was created as part of social contribution activities by Art and Design, University of Tsukuba, and this video is aiming to support and enhance creativity in children who have been staying at home due to the closure of schools during the COVID-19 crisis.
< Let's Grow Our Creatures at Home > contains several videos.
Through watching these videos, children will learn how to create unique creatures at home and grow their collection while simultaneously enhancing their creativity.
In the video, vol.1 Let's make a “Colorful Caterpillar” using paper clay! > contains 3 videos, children will make grow their collection like “caterpillar” to “Pupal” and “Cocoon”, furthermore to “Butterfly”.
This video doesn't aim to create after a perfect model, but to help children find a way to express themselves and learn how to use various devices, and the focus is on enjoying creativity with the performer in the video.
Please refer to the following for watching video and reading related article.
Video : https://www.covid19-artdesign-univ-tsukuba.online/
Article: https://www.covid19-artdesign-univ-tsukuba.online/post/baking-with-kids
Using familiar materials, please try creation with this video!
