8th DC Exhibition December 2011, 12 (Tuesday) - January 27, 2012 (Monday)

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8th DC Exhibition
~Exhibition of Western-style painting, Japanese-style painting, sculpture, and calligraphy by Doctoral Program in Art from the Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba~
　　
Venue: Tsukuba Art Museum, Ibaraki Prefecture
Period: Tuesday, December 2011, 12 - Monday, January 27, 2012. Free admission.
休館日：12月29日（木）～1月1日（日）、1月4日（火）　＊1月2日（月）、1月3日（火）は臨時開館
Opening hours: 9:30 - 17:00 (until 15:00 on the last day)
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Tsukuba Art Museum, Ibaraki Prefecture:http://www.tsukuba.museum.ibk.ed.jp/


27th MC Exhibition November 2011, 12 - December 3, 2011

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The MC Exhibition is an exhibition of Western-style paintings, Japanese paintings, and prints by students enrolled in the Master's Program in Art at the University of Tsukuba Graduate School.
The purpose of this program is to present works that are the result of learning and research in the offered course subjects of "Western Painting," "Special Western Painting," "Japanese Painting," "Special Japanese Painting," "Printmaking," and "Special Printmaking," and to receive external recognition.
Participants will also be involved in the publicity, display and management of the exhibition, and will learn how to present their work in order to develop their creative endeavors in the future.
In addition, a critique of the works will be held at the venue by all the faculty members involved, and the content and methods of instruction will be made public.
　
Venue: Tsukuba Art Museum, Ibaraki Prefecture
Period: December 2011rd to December 12th, 3. Free admission.
Opening hours: 9:30 - 17:00 (until 14:00 on the last day)

Click here to see last year's MC exhibition.
　
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Tsukuba Art Museum, Ibaraki Prefecture:http://www.tsukuba.museum.ibk.ed.jp/

"Western Outdoor Landscape Painting Exercise Exhibition 2011" November 2011th - December 11rd, 26

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Western-style Outdoor Landscape Painting Practice Exhibition 2011

As part of an effort to publicize the results of the classes, the "Western Painting Outdoor Landscape Practice Works Exhibition 2011" was held.
This exhibition features 47 landscape paintings depicting Mt. Myogi in autumn.
　
Venue: University of Tsukuba General Exchange Hall Multipurpose Hall　　
Period: November 23th (Sat) - December 11rd (Sat), 26
Opening hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (15:00 on the last day)


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Jun Yoshino Self Selection Exhibition April 2011, 4 - June 26, 2011

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We are holding an exhibition of ten of Yoshino Jun's representative oil paintings, a self-selected work by Professor Emeritus of the University of Tsukuba.

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This exhibition covers a wide range of works, from his early period of abstract expression influenced by the Art Informel movement, to the period when he acquired rich colors through contact with European culture, the period when he was inspired by the primitive forms of Romanesque sculpture, to his more recent works that take Bible themes and develop epic narratives.
Professor Emeritus Yoshino taught at Tokyo University of Education and University of Tsukuba, and held important positions such as Dean of the School of Art and Design, while continuing to create oil paintings as a form of personal expression. His humanistic perspective, which runs throughout the works on display this time, embodies one way of being as a painter.
I hope you can sense the lyricism created by the primitive images and rich colors, as well as the warm gaze that permeates the entire work.


■Period: April 2011th (Tuesday) - June 4th (Sunday), 26
■Venue: University of Tsukuba Art Space *Closed on Mondays
■Organizer: Faculty of Art and Design, University of Tsukuba

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6th DC Exhibition

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Venue: Tsukuba Art Museum, Ibaraki Prefecture
Period: Saturday, January 2010, 1 to Monday, January 2, 2010. Free admission.
Opening hours: 9:30 - 17:00 (until 15:00 on the last day)

 

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Hiroshi Baba
　
Kaori Ogishima

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Mikio Shigemura