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We have replaced the works in the art collection special exhibition at the Taigei Library.

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In the art field, since December last year, a special exhibition of the ``University of Tsukuba Art Collection'' has been held in front of the counter on the second floor of the Taigei Library.Professor Emeritus Morio Shinoda's 《TC6106》Thank you for visiting our website.We have now replaced that work with ``Fukami,'' (purchased after winning the 2007 Meikeikai Prize), a graduation work from the School of Art by Akiko Endo, a glass artist from our university.

Mr. Endo, who studied in the craft field of the College of Fine Arts and the Graduate School of Human Sciences' Master's Program in Art, has consistently used an electric furnace (kiln) to pour glass into fireproof plaster molds and heat them. We are working on the technique of "kiln work", which involves transforming and casting. ``Deep'' was originally a work consisting of six pieces and four parts, but this time, with the permission of the artist, only two parts made up of three pieces are on display.

 

 

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[Art Social Contribution Promotion Office/Rintaro Terakado]

Regarding the cancellation of the Ishii Collection special exhibition “Surrealist Fragments”

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The exhibition, which was scheduled to be held until July 7th at the University Hall Art Space, was

Due to facility management and artwork preservation reasons, the exhibition will end on the 22nd (Monday).

Thank you for your understanding.

 

University of Tsukuba Art Collection Ishii Collection Special Exhibition
Surrealist fragment.Tristan Tzara and the three painters:
Max Ernst + Joan Miro + Yves Tanguy

July 2019nd (Tuesday) to July 7th (Saturday), 2
University of Tsukuba University Hall Art Space

Public Study Group “Tristan Tzara’s “Anti-Brain” and Ernst, Miró, Tanguy”

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University of Tsukuba Art Collection Coinciding with the Ishii Collection's special exhibition ``Fragments of Surrealism'', researchers in literature and art history, including Fumi Tsukahara, a leading Dada researcher, were invited to discuss Tsara's ``Anti-Brain'' and its We will be holding a study group focusing on three artists who contributed illustrated copperplate engravings to the 1949 Kamizusa edition: Max Ernst, Joan Miro, and Yves Tanguy.

●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

13:35-14:10 Fumi Tsukahara (Professor Emeritus, Waseda University)

“From DADA to AA—A hybrid exploration of Tzara’s trajectory and “anti-brain””

14:10-14:45 Hiroya Murakami (Deputy Director/Chief of Curatorial Affairs, National Museum of Western Art)

“Tzara and Milo—The Childhood of Art”

[Coffee break]

15:00-15:35 Kazuho Soeda (Curator, Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art)

“Intertwined lines—Ernst’s figures and prints”

15:35-16:10 Toshiharu Isodono (Special Professor/Professor Emeritus, University of Tsukuba)

“Japanese at Tsara House: Taro Okamoto and Riichi Yokomitsu”

Part 1 Moderator: Rintaro Terakado

 

Part 2 Talk session

16:15 ~ 16:45

Fumi Tsukahara + Hiroya Murakami + Kazuho Soeda

Part 2 Moderator: Toshiharu Isodono

 

● Other
Participation is free/no advance registration required

● Inquiries
University of Tsukuba Art Social Contribution Promotion Office　sct@geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp

 


Yves Tanguy, Feu à éclat, 1953. University of Tsukba Art Collection, Gift of Mr. Ishii Akira.

Lecture and talk session “Takafumi Kiyomiya & Tetsuro Komai—Silence surrounding the plate”

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A related project will be held on June 2nd in conjunction with the UTAC University of Tsukuba Art Collection Ishii Collection special exhibition "Things on Paper. 6: Takifumi Kiyomiya & Tetsuro Komai" currently being held at the University Hall Art Space.

From the perspectives of art history and printmaking research, we explore the essence of the tranquil expressions common to Kiyomiya Takafumi, Komai Tetsuro, and the Swiss painter Paul Klee, who is considered to be one of Komai's inspirations.

●Lecture & talk session
“Takafumi Kiyomiya & Tetsuro Komai—Silence surrounding the plate”

Date and time: Saturday, June 2019, 6, 22:13 to 30:16
Venue University of Tsukuba University Hall Art Space

Program
〇Lecture
Hideho Kurita = Professor, Graduate School of Humanities, Nagoya University/Art History
"Exploration of the inner world opened by Klee"
Naoki Tajima = Professor of Art, University of Tsukuba / Copperplate print production
"Tetsuro Komai's production and techniques"
Hiroaki Sano = Associate Professor, Kiryu University Junior College / Woodblock print production
“Dissecting the woodblock printing technique of Kiyomiya Shibun”
〇Talk session
Hideho Kurita + Naoki Tajima + Hiroaki Sano
(Moderator: Rintaro Terakado, Associate Professor of Art, University of Tsukuba)

Free admission/no advance application required
Inquiry = University of Tsukuba Art Social Contribution Promotion Office sct@geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp

Takafumi Kiyomiya, Bird of the Black Night, 1982, woodcut, UTAC Ishii Collection

Paul Klee, Dance of the Moths, 1923 Watercolor/oil transfer drawing on paper Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art

UTAC University of Tsukuba Art Collection “Ishii Collection” Special Exhibition

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University of Tsukuba Art Collection.Ishii Collection Special Exhibition
Supreme on paper.Chapter 2—Takafumi Kiyomiya + Tetsuro Komai

Selected Works from the Ishii Collection, University of Tsukuba Art Collection
The Sovereignty of Works on Paper. 2: Seimiya Naobumi & Komai Tetsuro

August 2019th (Tuesday) -September 6th (Saturday), 11
University of Tsukuba University Hall Art Space
9:5am - XNUMX:XNUMXpm / Closed on Sundays / Free admission
Sponsored by: University of Tsukuba School of Art
Inquiries: University of Tsukuba Arts Social Contribution Promotion Office sct@geijutsu.tsukuba.ac.jp

Related projects :
Lecture & Talk Session “Takafumi Kiyomiya + Tetsuro Komai—The Silence of the Edition”(Shijima)'
6/22 (Sat) 1:30pm - 4:XNUMXpm University Hall Art Space, University of Tsukuba
Lecturer & Panelists:
　Hideho Kurita (Professor, Art History, Nagoya University)
　Naoki Tajima (Professor, University of Tsukuba, copperplate print maker)
　Hiroaki Sano (Associate Professor, Kiryu University Junior College [Currently enrolled in doctoral course in Art, Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba], Woodblock print production)
Moderator: Rintaro Terakado (Associate Professor, Art History, University of Tsukuba)
No pre-registration required/Anyone can participate

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