February 2th (Friday) 5:18 - Information about the online lecture (Sainsbury Institute of Japanese Art Professor Toshio Watanabe)
Lecture by Toshio Watanabe, Professor, Sainsbury Institute of Japanese Arts
“The Third Force in the History of Modern Japanese Painting: The Watercolor Movement and British Art”
Professor Toshio Watanabe, Ph.D.
Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures
The Third Force in Modern Japanese Painting:
Watercolor Movement and British Art
February 2021, 2 (Friday) 5:18-00:19 (JST)
Zoom online (live broadcast from the UK)
Advance application required (deadline 2/3) Please apply using the form below.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMiLaBP_xb58Na3cxewRWsVKB31wAFIZgmbyEAN_JQPsuZMA/viewform
The meeting ID and passcode will be emailed to you the day before.
Lecture in Japanese (questions will also be accepted in English)
Lecture in Japanese (Q&A session in English and Japanese)
Kaken 19KK0001 International Joint Research Acceleration Fund (Strengthening International Joint Research (B))
"Art History of the Third Force 1880-1920 - Research on the Japanese Network in Britain"
(Research representative: Toshiharu Isodono) Related projects
contact information:
University of Tsukuba, Faculty of Art Michiko Hayashi michikohayashi@geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp 029-853-2856
Hiroshi Mizuno myuji@geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp 029-853-2845
[Art History] The Autumn Research Presentation of the University of Tsukuba Society of Art and Art History will be held.
The Autumn Research Presentation of the University of Tsukuba Society of Art Studies and Art History will be held online on the afternoon of Sunday, November 11th.
Non-members are also free to watch and participate.
[Date and time] November 2020, 11 (Sunday) 29:14-00:16
[Venue] Online event using ZOOM (advance application required)
[How to apply] Click heregoogle formPlease access, fill out the necessary information, and send. The URL, participation ID, and passcode will be announced sequentially after November 11th.
【Program】
Kazumi Akama (Curator, Miyagi Prefectural Museum of Art)
About Seiyosha - Focusing on Makoto Ishikawa and Kingo Otsuka
Tamaki Ito (Curator, Kiyoshi Saito Museum)
About Kiyoshi Saito in the 1960s
[Art History] University of Tsukuba Art Studies and Art History Society Autumn Research Presentation
The University of Tsukuba Art and Art History Society will hold an autumn research presentation.
●Saturday, November 2019, 11 from 9:13 to 15:XNUMX
●University of Tsukuba Art Building B203 Conference Room
●Free/Anyone can participate
●Research presentation
Azusa Ino (Curator, Saku City Museum of Modern Art)
"About the Estonian printmaker Karjo Pol"
Wataru Naito (Curator, Kitakata City Board of Education)
“Issues regarding the Manjusri Bodhisattva and Lion Statue at Shingu Kumano Shrine in Fukushima: Concerning the date and background of its construction”
A public study session “Tristan Tzara’s “Anti-Brain” and Ernst, Miro, and Tanguy” was held.
University of Tsukuba Art Collection Coinciding with the Ishii Collection's special exhibition "Surrealist Fragments," we have invited literature and art history researchers including Fumi Tsukahara, a leading Dada researcher, to discuss Tsara's "Anti-Brain". We held a study group focusing on the three artists who contributed illustrations to the 1949 Azusa edition: Max Ernst, Joan Miro, and Yves Tanguy. There were over 30 participants, and the event ended on a high note.
●July 2019, 7 (Sat) 6:13-30:16 University of Tsukuba General Exchange Hall Multimedia Room
● Program
○Explanation of purpose (Rintaro Terakado = Associate Professor, University of Tsukuba)
Part 1 Research presentation
Fumi Tsukahara (Professor Emeritus, Waseda University)
“From DADA to AA—A hybrid exploration of Tzara’s trajectory and “anti-brain””
Hiroya Murakami (Deputy Director/Head of Curatorial Affairs, National Museum of Western Art)
“Tzara and Milo—The Childhood of Art”
Kazuho Soeda (Curator, Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art)
“Intertwined lines—Ernst’s figures and prints”
Toshiharu Isodono (Special Professor/Professor Emeritus, University of Tsukuba)
“Japanese at Tsara House: Taro Okamoto and Riichi Yokomitsu”
Moderator: Rintaro Terakado
Part 2 Talk session
Fumi Tsukahara + Hiroya Murakami + Kazuho Soeda
Moderator = Toshiharu Isodono
