University of Tsukuba Art Studies and Art History Society will hold the 23rd Autumn Research Presentation

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The 5 Autumn Research Presentation will be held both in-person and online simultaneously as shown below.The program is as follows.We look forward to your participation.

[Date and time] October 2023, 12 (Sat) 2: 13-30: 15 (reception 00: 13-)
[Venue] Face-to-face (Conference Room B203, Arts Building, University of Tsukuba) and simultaneous online delivery via Zoom
If you are a member and would like to participate online, please see the information that has already been mailed to you or contact us at the address below.
geigaku[@]geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp

【Special lecture】

Mr. Toshihiro Nagata “Reconsidering the Prayers: On the Religious Background of Ancient Greek Art”

Information on the public research session “Student Movement and Art in the 1960s and 70s”

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We have planned a face-to-face public study session as shown below, so please join us.
(Simultaneous online distribution available) Anyone can participate.

Public study group: Student movements and art in the 1960s and 70s
Student Activism and Art in the 1960s-1970s

Date and time: July 2023, 7 (Thursday) 6:16-45:18
Venue: University of Tsukuba, Faculty of Arts Building, B203 Conference Room (face-to-face + online simultaneous delivery)
　30 minutes presentation x 2 + 30 minutes discussion Lecture in Japanese

Presentation ① "Artistic expression of student movements: Bikyoto - Regarding the activities of Hiroya Hori and Naoyoshi Hikosaka"
Yueh-ju CHAO
National Taiwan Normal University, Department of Art Theory
PhD Candidate in Art theory
Department of Fine Arts, National Taiwan Normal University

Presentation ② “About Shomei Tomatsu’s photography in the 1960s”
Shih-cheng HUANG
School of Asian and African Studies, University of London
PhD Candidate in History of Art and Archeology
SOAS University of London

Advance application required (from the form below, deadline 7/3)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc3L-aHf6z2QPR4m91xyjgOcOwB5JWQ5GK74wZJGG51h6-q6A/viewform
The meeting ID and passcode for online streaming will be sent to you via email the day before.

The 23rd Spring Research Presentation of the University of Tsukuba Art and Art History Society will be held.

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The Reiwa 4th General Meeting and the Reiwa 5th Spring Research Presentation will be held both in-person and online simultaneously as shown below.The program is as follows.We look forward to your participation.

[Date and time] April 2023, 4 (Saturday/Holiday) 29:13-30:15
General meeting 13:30-13:45
Research presentation 13:45-15:45
[Venue] Face-to-face (Conference Room B203, Arts Building, University of Tsukuba) and simultaneous online delivery via Zoom
If you are a member and would like to participate online, please see the information that has already been mailed to you or contact us at the address below.
geigaku[@]geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp

[Research presentation]
Honoka Shimazu (2nd year master's program, University of Tsukuba)
Research on Romaine Brooks: Modernity and lesbianism in art from 1900 to 1920s
【Special lecture】
Mayumi Yoshizaki (Taito City Shitamachi Customs Museum)
Report on my stay in Guinea, West Africa - Cross-cultural experiences before and after the coronavirus pandemic -

University of Tsukuba Art and Art History Society Spring Research Presentation will be held

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The 3 general meeting of the University of Tsukuba Society of Art and Art History and the 4 spring research presentation will be held online.The program is as follows.We look forward to your participation.

[Date and time] April 2022, 4 (Sunday) 24:13-30:15
General meeting 13:30-13:45
Research presentation 13:45-15:45

[Venue] Online event using ZOOM
If you are a member and would like to participate, please see the postcard we have already sent or contact us at the address below.
geigaku[@]geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp

[Research presentation]
Miho Tsuneko (Curator, Nakasendo Hiroshige Museum of Art)
About the Nakasendo Hiroshige Museum collection “Kiso Kaido Sixty-Nine Stations”
Miyako Furuya (Curator, Oyama City Kurumaya Art Museum)
The subject matter of late modern Yamato-e and the revival of the Chogi

Information about the online public study session “Tamijuro Kume and Global Modernism”

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An online public study session sponsored by the University of Tsukuba Society of Art and Art History and Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (Fund for the Promotion of International Collaborative Research (B)) "Art History of the Third Force 1880-1920 - Research on the Japanese Network in the UK" We will be holding aThe program is as follows.We look forward to your participation.

Sponsored by: University of Tsukuba Art Studies and Art History Society
Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research International Collaborative Research Acceleration Fund (Strengthening International Collaborative Research (B))
"Art History of the Third Force 1880-1920 - Research on the Japanese Network in Britain"

Date and time: Sunday, December 2021, 12 12:13-00:15 Zoom online
How to apply: Thisgoogle formPlease register your name, affiliation, and email address.You may also send an email to the secretariat at geigaku#@#geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp (please replace #@# with "@"), including your name and affiliation.The Zoom URL, ID, and passcode required for participation will be sent via email around December 12th.

Program

13:00 ~ 13:10

13:10 ~ 13:40

 

13:40 ~ 14:10

 

14:10 ~ 14:20

14:20 ~ 15:10

 

15:10 ~ 15:15

 Opening of the meeting/introduction

Research presentation: Toshiharu Isodono (Special Professor, University of Tsukuba)

“About the spiritual medium painter Tamijuro Kume”

Research presentation: Yuki Minamimoto (Curator of Gifu Prefectural Museum) (planned)

“About the exhibition ``Challenging the Strange: Meiji-Taisho/Heroic Science''

break

Roundtable discussion: “Thinking about Tamijuro Kume now: Global modernism, world wars, spiritual arts”

Tsutomu Mizusawa (Director, Kanagawa Museum of Modern Art) (planned), Yuki Minamimoto (planned), Toshiharu Isodono

Closing

Tamijuro Kume “The Tragedy of the Rich” Exhibited at the 1st Teiten Exhibition (1919)