Exhibiting students: Western painting, printmaking, Japanese painting, sculpture, calligraphy, art support
Venue: Tsukuba Art Museum, Ibaraki Prefecture
Period: Tuesday, November 2019, 11 - Sunday, November 12, 2018. Free admission.
Opening hours: 9:30 - 17:00 (until 15:00 on the last day)
Ibaraki Prefecture Tsukuba Museum of Arthttp://www.tsukuba.museum.ibk.ed.jp
A solo exhibition was held by Hiromi Kasahara, a third-year doctoral student majoring in art (Western painting).
"Hiromi Kasahara Exhibition - Primitive Landscapes"
Date: March 2019th (Thursday) – March 5th (Tuesday), 9
Opening hours: 12:30-20:00 (final day 17:00)
Venue: Gallery and Coffee Zaroff
151-0061-1 Hatsudai, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 11-9
Tel: 03-6322-9032
Gallery website: http://www.house-of-zaroff.com
Kaori Furuhashi |
■ Thesis title
Painting using transparent and translucent mediums
—On the development of oil painting production using synthetic resins—
■Degree year/degree obtained
Fiscal Year 6
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Lethe/ flickers pr06' Oil, acrylic, cotton canvas, panel; 31.8 x 41.0 cm; 2023
Hiromi Kasahara |
■ Thesis title
Color changes and materials in the works of Yasuo Kuniyoshi
- Verification of the use of casein paint based on related materials and re-enactment experiments -
■Degree year/degree obtained
Fiscal Year 4
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Sprout" Oil on casein, canvas, 162.0 x 130.3 cm, 2022
Kaoru Sugasawa |
■ Thesis title
The effect of processing with linseed oil on paints and painting surfaces
-Focusing on an analysis of black oil and its uses-
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 30th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Traces of Smell" Acrylic, tempera, oil on plaster, stockings, F130, 2017
Mima Yuzawa |
■ Thesis title
Horizons and perspectives in the works of Caspar David Friedrich
-Analysis and creative practice of paintings with the sky as a motif-
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 27th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Drifting Moon I" Oil on cotton panel 194.0cm x 162.0cm 2014
Shuhei Ono |
■ Thesis title
Study of Jörg Schmeisser's "Change Series"
- The potential characteristics and expressive development of multi-plate, multi-color copperplate printing techniques -
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 27th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"The Night of the Secret Equinox" Copperplate engraving, etching, aquatint, soft ground, ganpi printing, 60.0cm x 90.0cm, 2015
Momo Shiroyama |
■ Thesis title
Ei-Kyu's Lithographs and Prints: A Study Based on Reproduction
and supplementary materials
A comprehensive list of Ei-Kyu's lithograph works based on a collection survey
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 27th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Arise on the surface" Lithograph 91.0cm x 56.0cm Set of 3 2014
Yoshihiro Torigoe |
■ Thesis title
A study of linear brushstrokes in Giovanni Segantini's oil paintings
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 26th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Student in Muse Garden" Oil on panel, cotton, 270.0cm x 205.0cm, 2013
Hiroshi Baba |
■ Thesis title
A study of the subject matter and drawing techniques in contemporary Spanish realist painting
-Focusing on the works of Antonio Lopez Garcia and Eduardo Naranjo-
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 23th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"The House of the White Night" Oil paint, tempera paint, panel, cotton cloth 162.0cm x 162.0cm 2011
Mikio Shigemura |
■ Thesis title
Research on oil painting techniques and materials from the late Edo period to the early Meiji period
-Focusing on oil painting media-
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 22th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Metamorphosis II" Oil paint, tempera paint, panel, cotton cloth 194.0cm x 162.0cm 2010
Mika Hoshi |
■ Thesis title
Research on the construction of formative images using 3DCG technology
-Use as a concept tool for painting-
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 21th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Room of Memory II" Oil paint, acrylic, panel, 162.0×162.0cm, 2010
Hiroyuki Funaoka |
■ Thesis title
A study on the effect of the "close-up technique" on pictorial space in Caravaggio's works
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 21th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"The Shrimp-legged Man" Oil paint, cotton, panel, 162.0×130.3cm, 2010
Hiroaki Kano |
■ Thesis title
A study on spatial expression in paintings
-A study on the complexity of spatial expression in Quattrocento Italian painting and its potential applications-
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 21th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"From Here" 2010 Oil paint, cotton cloth, panel 227.3×324.0cm 2010
Choi Seung-hee |
■ Thesis title
The Establishment and Development of Balthus's Girl Figures
- Concerning issues regarding light -
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 20th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"A Secret Whisper" Oil paint, cotton, panel 194.0 x 292.3 cm 2008
Takayuki Kato |
■ Thesis title
A study of mixed techniques using tempera and oil paints
-About the use of semi-transparent layers of oil paint and how to express them-
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 20th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"It's like a story told in one painting." Oil paint, tempera, cotton, panel, 182 x 273 cm, 2008
Masashi Yamamoto |
■ Thesis title
A study of brushstrokes in contemporary painting
-Focusing on Masaaki Yamada-
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 18th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Matsukaze" Oil on canvas, panel, 227 x 182 cm, 2006
Masahiko Kabuta |
■ Thesis title
On the structure of depiction in oil painting
-Taking into account the characteristics of the material-
■Degree year/degree obtained
Heisei 17th year
Obtained a PhD in Art Studies
"Water Tower" Panel, cotton, oil painting, 162×162cm, 2004
A solo exhibition will be held by Kaoru Sugasawa, a third-year doctoral student (Western painting) at our university.
Kaoru Sugasawa Exhibition "Distorted Nest"
Date: March 2019th (Thursday) – March 3th (Tuesday), 14
Opening hours: 11:00-18:00 (final day until 16:00)
Venue: Court Gallery Kunitachi
186-0004-1 Naka, Kunitachi City, Tokyo 8-32
Tel/Fax: 042-573-8282/042-573-0023
Gallery website:http://www.courtgallery-k.com/gallery.html
Doctoral Program, Art Major, 3rd Year (Western Painting)Chinatsu Matsuiparticipated in the "Future Artists Tokyo" exhibition,
The works will be exhibited at two venues: the main venue, Tokyo International Forum, and the satellite venue, Warehouse Terrada T-ART HALL.
From our university, a second-year master's student in the arts major (comprehensive design field)Opium Yosukeis also exhibiting. Also, a first-year student in the arts major (arts support field)Ayaka Shinokuraparticipated in the curation of the exhibition.
"Future Artists Tokyo" is an exhibition aimed at providing aspiring art students with a chance to gain practical experience and to produce artists and curatorial talent who can work internationally.
Through collaboration between art universities across Japan, selected student teams will create works, and a student curation team that transcends the boundaries of universities will be responsible for setting the theme, selecting the works, and displaying them.
Following the first exhibition in which six schools participated, this second exhibition will feature 6 students selected from 2 representatives from 19 universities, as well as seven students studying art production. These promising students from all over the country will gather to mark the entrance of Art Fair Tokyo 101.
“Future Artists Tokyo “EЯLection of Anonymous””
Main venue :
Thursday, March 2019th – Sunday, March 3th, 7
Tokyo International Forum Art Fair Tokyo 2019 Lobby Gallery
Satellite Venues :
March 2019th (Tuesday) – 3th (Sunday), 5
Warehouse Terada T-ART HALL
Thursday, March 2019th – Sunday, March 3th, 7
Sumitomo Real Estate Roppongi Grand Tower Station Square
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Art Fair Tokyo 2019
Future Artists Tokyo
【Exhibition Featuring Works by Western Style Painting and Plastic Arts and Mixed Media Students】“FUTURE ARTISTS TOKYO 2019”
Thursday, March 7–Sunday, March 10, 2019
Chinatsu Matsui, a third-year student of the Doctoral Program in Art and Design (Western Style Painting) participated in the “Future Artists Tokyo” Exhibition. Her works were featured at the main venue “Tokyo International Forum” and satellite venue “Warehouse TERRADA T-ART HALL.”
From this university, the work of Yosuke Agata, a second-year student in the Master's Program in Art and Design (Plastic Arts and Mixed Media), was also displayed. In addition, Ayaka Shinokura, a first-year student in the same program (Art Environment Support), was involved in curating the exhibition.
“Future Artists Tokyo” is an exhibition that aims to create internationally successful artists and curators out of aspiring art students as they gain further practical experience.
With the cooperation of art universities across the country, the selected student team produces their work, and a student curation team extending beyond the inter-university framework implements processes including setting the theme and selecting and displaying the works.
Following the first exhibition, in which 6 schools participated, 38 students selected from the 101 students representing each school from 19 universities and 7 students studying art production participated in the second exhibition. By gathering promising students from across the country, they are welcomed into the world of “Art Fair Tokyo 2019.”
“Future Artists Tokyo “EЯLection of Anonymous””
Main Venue:
Thursday, March 7–Sunday, March 10, 2019
Tokyo International Forum Art Fair Tokyo 2019 Lobby Gallery
Satellite Venue:
Tuesday, March 5–Sunday, March 10, 2019
Warehouse TERRADA T-ART HALL
Thursday, March 7–Sunday, March 10, 2019
Sumitomo Realty & Development Roppongi Grand Tower Station Plaza
Free entry
