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What's new?
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○ March 2024 JAHS Western Division Meeting
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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“Overlapping Eyes: A Study of Watanabe Seitei’s Pigeons at Sensōji (1877)”
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SUEDA Izuna (Kyoto University) |
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“Kubota Beisen and Journalism: Examining Beisen’s Illustrations for Arthur
Diósy’s New Far East (1898)” |
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MORI Mitsuhiko (Kyoto City Museum of Art) |
(4/3/2024 update)
○ Sahoko Tsuji Memorial Lecture Series ― Tenth Lecture
| Title: |
Sur quels présupposés s’appuient l’appréciation et l’analyse d’une œuvre
d’art occidentale ? |
| Lecturer: |
Christian Michel (professeur honoraire en Histoire de l'art, Université de Lausanne) |
| Lecture in French, consecutive interpreting into Japanese provided. |
| Date/time: |
20 April 2024, 13:00 |
| Location: |
Kyoto City University of Arts, Building C, Ground Floor, Lecture Room 1,
57-1 Shimono-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto
https://www.kcua.ac.jp/?page_id=23871 |
| Reservations: |
Audience limited to 80. Please complete and submit the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/Y1PFPrtmPdGzJSHc6
Reservation deadline: April 15 (Mon.), 2024, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications
to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic
blocking. |
| Organizer: |
Japan Art History Society |
| With the support of the Kajima Foundation for the Arts |
Further information, please contact:
Tomoko YOSHIDA（tsmemorial10@gmail.com） |
(26/2/2024 update)
○ 2024 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: HAGA Kyoko |
| Date/time: |
Date/Time: March 23 (Sat.) 2024, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Classroom 3, International Academic Research Bldg., Hongo Campus, Tokyo University
Access and Campus Maps (Building 40 on Hong Campus Map):
https://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/about/access.html |
| For reservations: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/yDYsXpwE6iqSp8yc8
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: March 13th (Wed.), 2024, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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Restoration of the Eleven-Headed Kannon Bodhisattva (Ekadaśamukha) Sculpture
at Hoshakuji Temple |
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SASAKI Moritoshi (Seisen University) |
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The Diary of Hayashi Kakuryo and Late Edo-period Japanese Painting：The Diary of Hayashi Kakuryo and Late Edo-period Japanese painting focus on Okamoto Shuki |
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ITO Shiori (Shobi University) |
(26/2/2024 update)
○ JAHS Eastern Division General Meeting
| Chairman: MASUKI Ryusuke |
| Symposium: |
The Cutting Edge of Genji Culture Research |
| Exhibition Visit: |
The Tale of Genji : Unfolding Narrative of Art and Culture from the Past to Modernity" (Tokyo Fuji Art Museum) |
| Date/time: |
March 10, 2024 (Sun.) 13:00 -16:30
＊In-person participants must register by 12:40 p.m.
＊Pre-registered in-person attendees who are JAHS members will receive free admission to the exhibition. |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom
(prior entry required for all participants)
In-person Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, Museum Theater
Access : https://www.fujibi.or.jp/visit/getting-here/ |
| Organizer: |
JAHS |
| Co-Organizer : |
Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, the Genji-e Database Study Group |
| Overview: |
The recent “Yamato-e : Traditions of Beauty from the Imperial Court” exhibition at the Tokyo
National Museum was the first such exhibition to be held in 30 years, since
1993. The Nezu Museum's concurrent "The Masterpieces of Northern Song
and Song Calligraphy and Painting" exhibition also revealed the historical
situation surrounding Japan when Yamato-e painting was being established.
When confronted with the Northern Song paintings, we realized that the
term "Yamato-e" still today evokes a sense of Japan's cultural
inheritance from the Heian period. The culture surrounding The Tale of Genji may have played a role in this inherited sensibility. In March 2024, a
major exhibition on The Tale of Genji will be held at the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, based on the interdisciplinary
“Genji-e Database Study Group,” a project spearheaded for many years by the JAHS
member INAMOTO Mariko (Keisen Women's University). This symposium and exhibition
tour will hopefully provide an opportunity to reconsider how the discourse
and art forms surrounding The Tale of Genji have contributed to Japan's cultural history. |
| Program: |
[all presentations in Japanese]
[all presentations in Japanese]
13:00 Opening
GOKIDA Satoshi (Chief Director, Tokyo Fuji Museum)
13:05 Keynote Lecture
INAMOTO Mariko (Workshop Chair, exhibition supervisor)
(Break)
13:35 Report 1
FUJITA Saki (Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan)
Sumiyoshi Gukei's Genji-e
13:55 Report 2
HIROMI Nobuhiko (Idemitsu Museum of Arts)
Iwasa Matabee's Genji-e : Seventeenth Century Knowledge of the Classics and Eccentrics
(Break)
14:25 Report 3
AKASU Kiyomi(Tokyo Fuji Museum)
Modern Genji-e : Focus on Matsuoka Eikyū
14:45 Report 4
FUKUSHIMA Osamu (Tokyo National Museum)
Genji Themes in Craft Design
(Break)
15:05 Workshop
Costume Restoration Workshop with VR and AI
① AKASAWA Mari (Otsuma Woman’s University)
Womens' costumes from the period of Genji-e
② YANO Kojiro (Osaka Institute of Technology)
The Tale of Genji in Generative AI
③ KONAGAYA Akihiko (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Production and Appreciation of VR Rokujoin and VR Tale of Genji screens
(Break)
15:45 Discussion and Q&A
Moderator : KAMOKI Toshiyasu (Tokyo Fuji Museum), AKASU Kiyomi
Panelist : AOKI Shinichi(Rikkyo University), INAMOTO Mariko, FUJITA Saki, HIROMI Nobuhiko, FUKUSHIMA Osamu, AKASAWA Mari, YANO Kojiro, KONAGAYA Akihiko
16:30 Closing
KAMOKI Toshiyasu
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| How to attend the symposium: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link: https://forms.gle/3grnkvypHwdiZS799
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: February 25 (Sun), 2024, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking. |
| For further information, please contact: |
(1/2/2024 update)
○ JAHS Museum Committee Symposium
| Career Transitions for Curators－Case Studies and Merits/Demerits－ |
| Date/time: |
February 11, 2023 (Sat.), 13:00 – 17:00 |
| Location: |
In-person with an option for online streaming via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person sessions will be held at:
140th Anniversary Memorial Auditorium, 1st Floor, Building No.1, Osaka Metropolitan University
Access:
https://www.omu.ac.jp/about/campus/sugimoto/
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| Organizer: |
Museum Committee, JAHS |
| With the support of: |
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The Japanese Council of Art Museums, Japanese Association of Museums, Japan,
The Japanese Council of Art Museums (TBC), Japan Association for Arts
Management (TBC), Association for the Study of Cultural Resources (TBC), Japan
Museum Management Academy (TBC)
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| Overview: |
Symposium Goals
Members of the curatorial profession often go through career transitions. Although their youthful aspiration to become a curator -- “I want to be a curator!” -- might be unwavering, there are countless examples of people changing jobs, whether moving to other museums or galleries, or taking up university teaching positions. This reflects the reality that curatorial career development differs considerably from that of other academic professionals and researchers.
Why, then, do curators often change careers? A curator’s own academic specialty or specific family circumstances can be easily imagined as causes, but there also may be many other factors at work.
With these thoughts in mind, this year's East-West Joint Symposium of the Museums and Galleries Committee will focus on the theme of "Career Transitions for Curators." We have invited a variety of people in our field who have made career transitions, and those who have not, to talk about their experiences. Continuing on from earlier JAHS Museum Committee Symposium themes, “We Don't Need Curators! - Challenging the Notion of Necessity for Curators –" (2008) and "New Curators Today: The Present and Future of Recruitment" (2012), this symposium invites participants to contemplate the overall career of a curator.
We hope that young students who aspire to become curators, as well as those who are currently working as curators, will participate.
In addition, whether or not you will be attending this symposium, we hope that you will contribute to our consideration of this subject by completing a survey on careers in museum curation prior to the symposium.
https://docs.google.com/forms/u/1/d/1Pafwkq_8nl0a-nhoxAaKr_NC-9uTN_2Rs7VjDO47rFI/edit?usp=forms_home&ths=true
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| Program: |
13:00 – 13:05 Opening Address
IDE Seinosuke (Chairman of JAHS Western Division, Kyushu University)
13:05 – 13:10 Symposium Overview and Order of Proceedings
SUGAWARA Mayumi (Osaka Metropolitan University)
13:10 – 13:25 Keynote Report
WATANABE Mari (Osaka City University)
13:25 – 14:10 Keynote Speech
KURITA Hidenori (Atomi University)
14:10 – 14:30 Report 1
“Transition from One Museum to Another”
YOKOYAMA Katsuhiko (Kure Municipal Museum of Art)
14:30– 14:50 Report2
“Transition from a Museum to a University”
NODA Asami (Kobe University)
14:50 – 15:10 Report 3
“Transition from a Private Company to a Museum, and then to a University”
TANAKA Rieko (Kyoto University of the Arts)
15:10 – 15:30 Report 4
“No Transition”
OKUMURA Yasuhiko (The Museum Modern Art, Wakayama)
15:30– 15:50 Break
15:50 – 17:00 Discussion between Speakers
Moderator: SUGAWARA Mayumi
Topic Provider: WATANABE Mari
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| How to participate in the symposium: |
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Please fill in the Google form found at this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1YzG0wOgZDNEBj_smcJpe9uHaZscH86NByDfYsVmCRBk/edit
【Deadline February 2 (Fri.) 23:59】
An email will be sent to your registered email address on February 9th providing the URL link, both for those attending in person and those participating online.
The symposium welcomes 150 attendees onsite and 300 online, on a first-come, first-served basis. Non-members of the society are also welcome to attend.
If you do not receive your confirmation email on February 9, please contact to bihakusympo2023@gmail.com by 17:00 on February 10. |
| For further information, please contact: |
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Museum Committee, JAHS
E-mail: bihakusympo2023＠gmail.com
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(17/1/2024 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: ITO Takuma, IDO Misato |
| Date/time: |
January 20 (Sat.) 2024, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Jonathan KS Choi Cultural Centre of Japan, Ito Campus, Kyushu University
Access: https://www.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/campus/ito/
Campus Map: https://www.kyushu-u.ac.jp/f/52464/ITO_1_Eng.pdf
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| For reservations: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/FmJrqXgUuTsQzX1K9
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: January 16 (Tues.), 2024, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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Kano Henmi Kazunobu: His Study Period in Yagenbori and its Cultural Network |
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SHIRAKI Nahoko (independent scholar) |
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Nemoto Yuga's Painting Career and his Apprenticeship Period Study of Paintings |
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YAMADA Shuhei (Tottori Prefectural Museum) |
(13/1/2024 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: KOJIMA Yoshie |
| Date/time: |
January 27 (Sat.) 2024, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Classroom 2219, 2th Floor, 39, Toyama Campus, Waseda University
Campus Map:
https://www.waseda.jp/top/access/toyama-campus |
| For reservations: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/bG6WAwFxkYozdTpx6
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: January 17th (Wed.), 2023, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking. |
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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A Study of the Fujian Painter Zhao Xun: Reconfirmation of Western Expression in Early 17th Century Fujian Painting |
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SUN Aiqi (Postdoctoral Fellowship for Research in Japan, Tokyo University
Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia) |
(29/12/2023 update)
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| 2023 |
○ 2023 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: TAKENAMI Haruka, OKADA Hiroshige |
| Date/time: |
November 18 (Sat.) 2023, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Lecture Room 1, 1st Floor, Building C, Kyoto City University of Arts
Access:
https://www.kcua.ac.jp/?page_id=23871
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| For reservations: |
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All participants (both in-person and Zoom) must make reservations for the event via this link:
https://forms.gle/wZKq7rCUev2MYVDT6
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to all participants right before the meeting.
Application deadline: November 10 (Fri.), 2023
, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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"Titian’s Portrait of John Frederick I of Saxony:
The History of Prisoner Portraits and the Display of a Series of Portraits of Armed Figures Modeled after Ancient Triumphal Procession Compositions”
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KUBO Yuma (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Research Fellow,
Kyoto University) |
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"Dr. Iwata Nakazawa and Modern Japanese Arts and Crafts" |
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NAMIKI Seishi (Kyoto Institute of Technology) |
(25/10/2023 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: KATAYAMA Mabi |
| Date/time: |
November 25 (Sat.) 2023, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants) |
| For reservations: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/qW7pfPygXuaLtfWz8
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: November 15th (Wed.), 2023, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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The Relationship between the Textile Materials of the Otani Expedition and the Burials at the Turfan Astana Tombs: A Study on the Dating of Twill Waved Brocades Excavated from Burial No. 1 Tomb |
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HIROYA Himeka （Tokyo National Museum） |
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‘Multiple Perspectives’ in Michelangelo's Early Works: As Seen from Renaissance
Sculpture Viewpoints |
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NIIKURA Shinsuke (Keio University Art Center) |
(22/10/2023 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: SARAI Mai |
| Date/time: |
October 7 (Sat.) 2023, starts at 14:00 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for
all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Conference room, 10th Floor, North Bldg. No.2,
Gakushuin University
Campus Map: https://www.univ.gakushuin.ac.jp/en/about/facilities/
Access: https://www.univ.gakushuin.ac.jp/en/access/
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| For reservations: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/aGGeQwCuejBpxT9SA
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: September 27 (Fri.), 2023, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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Salvator Mundi (The Messiah) by Gian Lorenzo Bernini – A Study on the Face
of Christ
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ARAKI Tomoko（Tokyo University of the Arts） |
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Collaborative Relationships Between Painters in Rome during the Second
Half of the Fifteenth Century: Piermatteo D'Amelia and his Paintings near
the Papal Palace |
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NAGAI Hiroko (Showa Women’s University ) |
(11/9/2023 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: KADOWAKI Mutsumi, HIRAKAWA Kayo |
| Date/time: |
September 16 (Sat.) 2023, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Classroom 41, 4th Floor, Lecture Bld (Let.Law.Econ.), Toyonaka Campus, Osaka University
Campus Map: https://www.let.osaka-u.ac.jp/en/access
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| For reservations: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link: https://forms.gle/yE1aRsz2g8gn4vyk8
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: September 8 (Fri.), 2023, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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Copperplate Oil Paintings in the Early Modern World: Carlo Dolci's “Madonna of the Thumb” |
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HIRAKAWA Kayo (Kyoto University) |
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The Representation of Kannon’s Pure Land of Mount Potalaka in Medieval
Japan: The Meaning of the Thunder God and Dragon |
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SATO Yu (Osaka University) |
(8/9/2023 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: IWASA Mitsuharu |
| Date/time: |
July 22 (Sat.) 2023, starts at 14:00 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Classroom 321, 2th Floor,University Bldg 3, Seijo University
Campus Map : https://www.seijo.ac.jp/en/about/contact/campus.html
Access : https://www.seijo.ac.jp/en/about/contact/access.html
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| For reservations: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/Wu3ZMTtbmEC7wiRG8
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: July 16 (Sun.) 2023, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications
to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic
blocking. |
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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The Yakushi Triad Enshrined in the Kondō of Yakushiji―Why Two Attendants
are Not Wearing Jōhaku ― |
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KUROSAKI, Natsuo (Tokyo National Research Institute for Cultural Properties/
Seijo University) |
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Jean-Léon Gérôme’s Tanagra: Reconsidering His Motives and Positioning of this Painted Sculpture |
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FUJISAWA , Chiya (Seijo University) |
(14/7/2023 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Western Division Meeting
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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“Illustrations in Translated Books and Modern Nihonga: Nishimura Goun’s
Yudan-Taiteki as a Starting Point” |
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MORITA Yoshino (Kyoto Municipal Museum of School History) |
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“Guo Xi’s ‘Peculiar Stone Level Distance Style’: ‘Tall Pines and Level
Distance’ Attributed to Li Cheng as a Starting Point” |
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Wang Wenlei (Doshisha University) |
(24/6/2023 update)
○ JAHS Eastern Division General Meeting
| Chair: SATO Doshin |
| Symposium: |
Who Creates the Art History of One’s Own Country？ Images Defined by Oneself and by Others. |
| Date/time: |
April 1, 2023 (Sat.)
13:00 -- |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| Organized by: |
JAHS |
| Overview: |
The “history of Japanese art” compiled during the latter half of the 19th
through early 20th centuries at first revealed a major between the Japonisme
of the West which revered ukiyo-e and decorative arts, and traditional Japanese aesthetic principles based
on the arts of the aristocracy, military ruling class and Buddhism. This
gap eventually was closed in Japanese scholarship. Another major gap between
self and other can be seen in the history of Chinese painting, which centers
on so-called Southern school styles in China, and Northern school styles
in Japan. Then we might ask, what has happened in Europe? This symposium
will explore several examples of how awareness of self and other has occurred
within each country’s history of its own art. |
| Program: |
[all presentations in Japanese]
13:00 --13:05 Opening
NAGAOKA Ryusaku (JAHS Chairman and Professor, Tohoku University)
13:05 -- 13:15 Symposium Overview
SATO Doshin (Chair, Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts)
13:15 -- 13:40 Report 1
Art History of France (Japonisme)
MABUCHI Akiko (Former Director, The National Museum of Western Art)
“Japan” as seen by the French Republicans ― The Japonisme Epoch
13:40 -- 14:05 Report 2
Art History of Italy
KOSHIKAWA Michiaki (Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts)
Giovanni Morelli (1816-1891) Connoisseur and Patriot
14:05 -- 14:30 Report 3
Art History of Japan (Before the Modern Period)
NAGAOKA Ryusaku
“Japan” in the Religious World
(Break)
14:50 -- 15:15 Report 4
Art History of Japan (After the Modern Period)
SATO Doshin
Imperial Art History, Japonisme, and Post-War Art History
15:15 -- 15:40 Report 5
Art History of China
TSUKAMOTO Maromitsu (Professor, Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, The University of Tokyo)
Asian Modernization and the Formation of Chinese Art Collections and Historiography: In the Trap of East Asianism
(Break)
15:55 -- 16:55 Discussion and Q&A
SUZUKI Hiroyuki (Director, Toyama Memorial Museum)
16:55 – 1700 Closing
SATO Doshin
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| How to attend the symposium: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link: https://forms.gle/YqAQ7E4zZryVPtd47
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: March 26 (Sun.), 2023, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
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| For further information, please contact: |
(14/3/2023 update)
○ Colloquium
| Money, Medals and Coins as Embodiment of Values in Art |
| Date/time: |
26 March 2023, 10:15-17:00 (Entry to the museum from 10:00) |
| Location: |
Conference Room, Kyoto City Kyocera Museum
https://kyotocity-kyocera.museum/access |
| With the support of: |
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Japan Art History Society; Kajima Foundation |
| Application required: |
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https://forms.gle/1pQe2GzoLo1UxGnv9
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| Program: |
10:15-10:20 Opening Remarks
Michiko Fukaya (Kyoto City University of Arts)
10:20-11:00 Keynote Speech Art and Money
Joanna Woodall (Professor Emerita, Courtauld Institute)
Presentations:
Part 1 Representations of Money, Coins and Medals in Paintings
11:05-11:35 The Iconography of Coins in the Reign of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy
Sumiko Imai (Osaka Ohtani University)
11:45-12:15 Titian's Christ with the Coin: The Beginning of His Works for the Court of Ferrara
Natsumi Oguma (Kyoto City University of Arts)
12:15-12:45 Quentin Massys’ Money Changer and His Wife Reconsidered: Focusing on “Two Mirrors”
Kayo Hirakawa (Kyoto University)
12:45-13:45 Lunch Break
Part 2 Reconsidering the Nature and Role of Money, Coins and Medals
13:45-14:15 The Roles of Coins and Medals in Cultural, Religious and Economic Exchanges between the West and Japan
Michiko Fukaya (Kyoto City University of Arts)
14:15-14:45 Beyond the Antagonism between Money and Art: Simmel as an Aesthetician
Takashi Sugiyama (Kyoto University)
Part 3 The Imagery of Medals: their Ornamental and Social Function
15:00-15:30 Love and Memento: The Imagery of Seventeenth-Century Dutch Wedding Medals
Jungyoon Yang (University of Amsterdam)
15:30-16:00 Architecture, Banking and Theology in Early Modern Italy
Lauren Jacobi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
16:10-17:00 Discussion/Cross Talk
Chair: Tomoko Yoshida (Kyoto Notre Dame University) |
(14/3/2023 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: TSUKAMOTO Maromitsu |
| Date/time: |
March 25 (Sat.) 2023, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Classroom 3, 1st Floor, International Academic Research Bldg., University of Tokyo
Access: https://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/about/access.html
Location: https://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/campusmap/cam01_01_07_j.html |
| For reservations: |
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Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/nHMER3jS5bjzhaEa7
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the Japanese announcement page) |
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Andrea Sacchi’s The Three Magdalens: The representation of the Japanese martyr Magdalena Hayashida |
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KUSUNE, Keiko (Musashino Art University) |
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Research and Appraisal of Old Paintings in the Edo Period: Focusing on
the Activities of Sugawara Dosai |
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MATSUYA, Fumi (Keio Museum Commons) |
(26/2/2023 update)
○ JAHS Western Division General Meeting
| Chair: KADOWAKI Mutsumi |
| Symposium: |
Lost Spaces and Times |
| Date/time: |
April 9, 2023 (Sun.)
13:00 -- 16:20
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| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| Organized by: |
JAHS |
| Overview: |
Many places and times have slipped through the cracks of the history of
art, and as a result, many works of art have been lost. How to envision
and study these lost works is one of the major challenges in art historiography.
In this symposium, we will discuss several important examples of monumental
architecture and explore the effectiveness and potential of research on
such lost spaces and art. Through this presentation of the latest types
of approaches to such issues, restoration plans and other aspects of this
study, we hope to fill in these temporal and material cracks in our understanding
of the art of the past. |
| Program: |
[all in Japanese]
13:00 --13:05 Opening
IDE Seinosuke (Chairman, JAHS Western Division)
13:05 -- 13:15 Symposium Overview and Order of Proceedings
KADOWAKI Mutsumi (Chair)
13:15 -- 13:40 Report 1
"Lost Murals of the Sistine Chapel "
ITO Takuma（Kyushu University）
13:40 -- 14:05 Report 2
"Habsburg Displays of Netherlandish Tapestries "
IMAI Sumiko (Osaka Ohtani University)
14:05 -- 14:30 Report 3
" Wall Painting Subjects at the Ashikaga Shogun's Residence: A Comparison with the Seiryoden Images"
EGAITSU Michihiko (Yamaguchi Prefectural Art Museum)
14:30 -- 14:55 Report 4
"Kawasaki Art Museum Revived: Kawasaki Shozo's Collection and Exhibition Methods and "Japanese Art History" "
ISHIZAWA Shun (Cultural Properties Division, Culture and Sports Bureau)
(Break)
15:10 -- 16:20 Discussion
＊Questions from participants will be accepted in the second half of the session. |
| How to attend the symposium: |
|
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Application deadline: April 5 (Wed.), 2023, 23:59
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| For further information, please contact: |
(24/2/2023 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: HIRAKAWA Kayo, KADOWAKI Mutsumi |
| Date/time: |
March 18 (Sat.) 2023, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
|
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Application deadline: March 10 (Fri.), 2023, 23:59
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For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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“Reconsidering “Jokyoshu（On a Riverboat Journey）” by Ito Jakuchu -Japan as Elegance” |
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OTA Risako (Kobe University) |
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“The Religious Meaning and Function of the Esoteric Buddhist Sculptures
with Enshrined Relics in Toji Lecture Hall” |
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OKUSHIMA Masaoki (Kyushu University) |
(21/2/2023 update)
○ Sahoko Tsuji Memorial Lecture Series ―Eighth Lecture
The past, present and future of “Le Rapt de la Négresse”
—Professor Joanna Woodall / Professor Emerita, Courtauld Institute of Art
*Lecture in English, consecutive interpreting into Japanese provided.
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| Date/time: |
March 21 (Tue., Public Holiday), 2023, 13:00 - 16:30 |
| Location: |
Lecture Room, Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art
Access:https://kyotocity-kyocera.museum/en/access
|
| Organizer： |
Japan Art History Society |
| Reservations: |
Audience limited to 80, reservations accepted on a first-come, first-serve
basis. Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/Hkw8qooMyu9WHZGE6 |
Further information, please contact:
Department of General Science of Art, Kyoto City University of Arts,
E-mail: michiko.fukaya@kcua.ac.jp
|
(14/2/2023 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: IDO Misato, TSUTSUI Tadahito |
| Date/time: |
January 21 (Sat.) 2023, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Matsugasaki Campus, Kyoto Institute of Technology
Access: https://www.kit.ac.jp/en/location/
Location: https://www.kit.ac.jp/en/location/campus_map/
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| For reservations: |
|
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Application deadline: January 13 (Fri.), 2023, 23:59
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For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
“Broadening the Study of the Sumiyoshi School: Considering Sakai Hōitsu’s
Yamato-e Works and Suzuki Kiitsu’s Birth” |
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MIYAZAKI Momo (The Museum Yamato Bunkakan) |
|
“Shokunin Atsuraemono no koto: Medieval Common Law Regarding the Commissioning of Artworks, Kanō Eitoku as Case Study” |
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IGARASHI Koichi (Osaka University of Arts) |
(24/12/2022 update)
○ 2023 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: HIDA Romi |
| Date/time: |
January 28 (Sat.) 2023, starts at 13:00 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
|
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Application deadline: January 25 (Wed.) 2023, 23:59
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|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the Japanese announcement page) |
|
The Depiction of “A Stupa with an Enshrined Portrait of the Deceased” in
the “Monk Who Committed Suicide for Buddhist Precepts” Mural in Dunhuang
Mogao Grottoes Cave No.257 |
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INABA, Hideaki (Waseda University) |
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The Meditationes Vitae Christi Image Strategies of Two Major Mendicant Orders |
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ARAKI, Fumika (Keio University) |
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A Crowned Buddha Triad from Myanmar in the Tokyo National Museum Collection: The Crowned Buddha Images of the Arakan Kingdom, Rakhine |
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YONEMOTO, Yurie (Waseda University) |
(24/12/2022 update)
|
| 2022 |
○ 2022 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: KATAYAMA Mabi |
| Date/time: |
November 26 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 13:00 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
|
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Application deadline: November 23 (Wed.) 2022, 23:59
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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Three Paintings of Alexander the Great from the Tanari Collection, Bologna:
A Further Study on the Carracci's invenzione |
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YAMAMOTO, Itsuki (JSPS Postdoctoral Research Fellow/Seijo University) |
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The Art-Historical Significance of Overglaze Gold and Silver Use in Japanese
Ceramics |
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MIKASA, Keiko (Tokyo National Museum) |
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The Connection between Production Site and Painting Style in Indian Printed
and Painted Cottons (Jpn: Sarasa): Focusing on Human Figures |
| |
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NUMAZAWA, Yukari (Tokyo National Museum) |
(25/10/2022 update)
○ 2022 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: ISHII Yuko, SHIMOHARA Miho |
| Date/time: |
November 19 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Jonathan KS Choi Cultural Centre of Japan, Ito Campus, Kyushu University
Access:https://www.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/campus/ito
Location:map
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| For reservations: |
|
All participants (both in-person and Zoom) must make reservations for the event via this link:
https://forms.gle/uinctnFrtWhtemiR7
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Application deadline: November 11 (Fri.), 2022, 23:59
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For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
"An Analysis of Chinese Female Oil Painter Guan Zilan’s Portraits of Women: Focusing on How the Photo Studio Portraiture Trend Affected Her Work” |
|
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WU Mengru (Kyushu University) |
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"The Composition of the Ex-Kishu Tokugawa Family Genji Monogatari Tekagami (Private Collection) Attributed to Sumiyoshi Jokei and the Significance of Light Colored Imagery" |
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KAWADA Masayuki (Osaka University of Arts) |
(21/10/2022 update)
○ 2022 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: KYOTANI Yoshinori |
| Date/time: |
September 24 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 14:00 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
|
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https://forms.gle/cEXS6vP3k4d3PDdr5
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Application deadline: September 21 (Wed.) 2022, 23:59
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|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
Yoshida Katsuro and Mono-ha (School of Things) ― From a survey of the Yoshida
Katsuro Art Archive |
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YAMAMOTO Masami (Gakushuin University/ MOGI-HONKE MUSEUM OF ART) |
(29/8/2022update)
○ 2022 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: FUJIOKA Yutaka, IKEGAMI Hiroko |
| Date/time: |
September 17 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Hybrid in person/online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required for all participants)
In-person session will be held at:
Classroom 41, 4th Floor, Lecture Bld (Let.Law.Econ.), Toyonaka Campus, Osaka University
Access:https://www.let.osaka-u.ac.jp/en/access
Location:map
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| For reservations: |
|
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https://forms.gle/CfqfYZDoZd2b2Te57
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Application deadline: September 9 (Fri.), 2022, 23:59
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For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
"A Study of Prince Shôtoku (Shôtoku Taishi) and attendants in the Freer Gallery of Art" |
|
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TSUZUKI Mari (Osaka University) |
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"Ceramics of the Qing Dynasty and Various Japanese Kilns: A Study of Three-colored Ceramics" |
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KAJIYAMA Hirofumi (Nakanoshima Kosetsu Museum of Art) |
(20/8/2022 update)
○ 2022 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs:HIRAKAWA Kayo, MATSUOKA Kumiko |
| Date/time: |
July 16 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
|
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/PAq5uPDZdcoF3dQR7
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Application deadline: July 8 (Fri.), 2022, 23:59
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For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
" A Study of the Chinnoji Temple Pilgrimage Mandara — Focusing on its Composition and Painter " |
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MURAKAMI, Karen ( Kyoto University) |
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" How Taisho Period Kyoto Painters Understood and Responded to Frescoes
and Giotto's Work: Focusing on Tsuchida Bakusen’s Haru (Kodansha Noma Memorial Museum)" |
|
|
IIDA, Kaori (Osaka University) |
(26/6/2022 update)
○ 2022 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: KITAZAKI Chikashi |
| Date/time: |
Date/Time: July 23 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 13:00 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom OR In-Person Meeting (prior reservations required)
Classroom 003, University Bldg.3, Seijo University
Access:https://www.seijo.ac.jp/access/
|
| For reservations: |
|
For reservations: Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/ghjCPobZ6h6CEUYo6
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Application deadline: July 20 (wed.), 2022, 23:59
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|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
| Commentator: MOCHIZUKI Noriko |
|
L’influence stylistique à l'œuvre dans Le martyre de Saint Eustache et de sa famille de Simon Vouet. |
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ITO, Rika (Tokyo University of the Arts) |
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The Poetics of the Tomb in Arcadia: Poussin and the Pastoral Context |
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TAKAHASHI, Kenichi (Seijo University) |
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Alonso Cano's Immaculate Conception in the Cathedral of Granada -- The relationship between the Virgin Mary
sculpture and the choir lectern |
| |
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NABARA, Hiroaki (Waseda University) |
(15/6/2022update)
○ 2022 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs:SHIMOHARA Miho, IMAI Sumiko |
| Date/time: |
March 19 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
|
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https://forms.gle/DMDd8taffdQvJiQz6
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Application deadline: March 11 (Fri.), 2021, 23:59
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For further information, please contact:
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E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
" A Case Study on the Founding of The Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park: Positioning “Japanese Contemporary Ceramics” in the Context of Globalized Contemporary Art History " |
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NAKAMURA, Yuko ( Kyoto University) |
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" The Connection between Shirataki Ikunosuke’s "Goldfish and
Children" and the Shirataki Photo Collection" |
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ABE, Aki(Kyoto Women’s University and Fukuda Art Foundation) |
(23/2/2022 update)
○ JAHS Museum Committee Symposium
Where Art History is Born
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| Date/time: |
March 12, 2022 (Sat.), 13:00 – 17:00 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (See below for how to participate) |
| Organizer: |
Museum Committee, JAHS |
| With the support of: |
| |
The Japanese Council of Art Museums, Japanese Association of Museums,Japan
Association for Arts Management, Association for the Study of Cultural
Resources |
| Overview: |
It is not an exaggeration to say that the modern history of Japanese art has been shaped and revised by the research and exhibitions held at the many museums established throughout Japan after World War II.
For this symposium, we have invited curators currently working on discovering
and re-evaluating artists in regional Japan to present case studies, and
hope to discuss the significance of museums as empirical settings for the
creation of art history and the role of curators within that process..
|
| Program: |
13:00 – 13:05 Opening Address
FUJIOKA Yutaka (Chairman of JAHS Western Division, Osaka University)
13:05 – 13:10 Symposium Overview and Order of Proceedings
HIRAI Shoichi (Kansai University)
13:10 – 13:40 Report 1
“Shaping a History of Regional Art: The Akita Art Association and the Current State of Research on Akita-related Artists“
MURATA Risa (Akita Senshu Museum of Art)
13:40 – 14:10 Report 2
“From Ikebukuro Montparnasse to Places Throughout Japan: Connecting the Histories of Regional Art”
HIRONAKA Satoko (Itabashi Art Museum)
14:10 – 14:20 Break)
14:20– 14:50 Report 3
“The Sugiura Hisui Collection:Twenty-five Years of Collection and Utilization”
NAGAI Takeshi (The Museum of Art, Ehime)
14:50 – 15:20 Report 4
“Waking the Sleeping Art in Storage: Several Ways to Shape the History of Regional Art”
SOEDA Kazuho (Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art)
15:20– 15:30 Break
15:30 – 17:00 Discussion between Speakers and MIYAMOTO Hisanobu（The Museum of Modern Art, Wakayama）
Moderator: HIRAI Shoichi
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| How to participate in the symposium: |
| |
Please fill in the Google form found at this link:
https://forms.gle/2pJx4jp3uQNMssuh7
【Deadline March 9 (Weds.) 23:59】
An email will be sent to your registered email address on March 10th providing the URL link for participation.
Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. 500 places are available.
If you do not receive your confirmation email on March 10, please contact to gakkaieast@gmail.com by 17:00 on March 11.
|
| For further information, please contact: |
| |
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest＠gmail.com
|
(23/2/2022update)
○ 2022 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: HAGA Kyoko |
| Date/time: |
March 26 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
|
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https://forms.gle/NiEkeMRQ69H8kF6R7
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Application deadline: March 24 (Thu.) 2022, 23:59
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
A Study of Women Admiring Floating Fans (Iwami Art Museum, Shimane) and Willow Bridge and Waterwheel |
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Eriko KODAMA (Co-Researcher, Bunka Fashion Research Institute, Bunka Gakuen University) |
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Athena of the Birth Pithos: Myth and Art in the 7th Century BCE |
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Kaori FUKUMOTO (Kwansei Gakuin University) |
(18/2/2022update)
○ 2022 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: TAKENAMI Haruka, IGARASHI Koichi |
| Date/time: |
January 22 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
|
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/b9GfP64Xr9bSTVE78
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Application deadline: January 14 (Fri.), 2022, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications
to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic
blocking.
For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
"Elementary Brush Technique Education in Meiji Period Nihonga: Focusing on Kôno Bairei's "Kyôto-fu Gagakkô Hoku-Shû" Pictorial Primer" |
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HAYASHI, Shizuka(Kyoto City University of Arts) |
|
"The Historical Position of Tani Bunch?'s "True View of the Feast
at the House of Shibano Ritsuzan": Focusing on Elegant Gathering and
Farewell Iconography Traditions" |
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NAKAMURA, Manami (Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of History)
FUJIWARA, Kanta (Mitsui Memorial Museum)
|
(24/12/2021 update)
○ 2022 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: KAWASE Yoshiteru |
| Date/time: |
Date/Time: January 29 (Sat.) 2022, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
|
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/d9BsqJiFeADAeExs6
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Application deadline: January 29 (Sat.) 2022, 23:59
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
The Expressive Realm of Hokuendō, Kōfukuji: Thoughts on Maitreya's Features |
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Keitaro NAMEKATA (Waseda University) |
| |
The Four Guardian Kings and Demons of Jison-in, Wakayama: Standard Forms and Variations Seen in the Daibutsuden Demons |
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Miki YAMADA (Seijo University) |
(19/12/2021 update)
|
| 2021 |
○ 2021 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: ISHII Yuko, INAMOTO Yasuo |
| Date/time: |
November 20 (Sat.) 2021, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/aPR2kioj7fGzRWgg7
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Application deadline: November 12 (Fri.), 2021, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
"Buddhist Sculptor Kitagawa Unchō and Buddhist Priest Jōgon: Focusing
on their Buddhist Sculpture Production at Kyōkō-ji, Yao City" |
|
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KUWANO,Azusa(Ibaraki Municipal Cultural Properties Depository) |
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"Johan Thorn Prikker in Krefeld, Germany and Japanese Paper Stencils
(Katagami)" |
|
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OCHIAI, Momoko (Fukuoka University) |
(14/10/2021 update)
○ 2021 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: SATO Naoki |
| Date/time: |
November 13 (Sat.) 2021, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/TCK2uk1PSJ2vrueS7
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: November 11 (Thu.), 2021, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
|
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
|
Madonna from Krużlowa: The "Beautiful Madonna" in Early 15th
century Central Europe |
|
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UEMATSU Sonoko (Tokyo University of the Arts) |
| |
An Iconographic and Iconological Study of Saint Sebastian Attended by Irene: Focusing on Georges de La Tour |
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TSUGAMI Akira (Keio University) |
|
Eine Studie über Caspar David Friedrichs Bilderpaar Frau die Treppe hinabsteigend
sowie Frau zum Licht hinaufsteigend (beide ca. 1825) |
|
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SUGIYAMA Akane (Independent scholar) |
(16/10/2021 update)
○ JAHS Western Division General Meeting
| Chair: TAKI Asako |
| Symposium: |
The Art of Saké, From Japan and China to the West |
| Date/time: |
October 10, 2021 (Sun.)
13:00 -- 16:30 (exhibition viewing from 10:00 -- 17:00)
|
| Location: |
Lecture Hall, The Museum Yamato Bunkakan
https://www.kintetsu-g-hd.co.jp/culture/yamato/access/ |
| Organized by: |
The Museum Yamato Bunkakan, JAHS |
| Related exhibition: |
The Art of Saké, a Gift from the Heavens |
| Overview: |
Saké -- the Japanese word for alcoholic beverages -- is deeply rooted in culture,
faith and cuisine. It is also closely connected to the history of art.
The Museum Yamato Bunkakan's special exhibition, The Art of Saké, a Gift from the Heavens, traces the history of East Asian art created
from antiquity to the early modern era through the relationships between
saké, the gods and people. This symposium, held in conjunction with the exhibition,
will provide a forum for the consideration of the myriad roles played by
saké in art production and how it has fostered cultural and human interaction,
primarily in China, Japan and other East Asian countries, as well as in
the West. |
| Program: |
[all in Japanese]
13:00 -- Opening
ASANO Shûgô (Director, The Museum Yamato Bunkakan)
13:05 -- Symposium Overview and Order of Proceedings
TAKI Asako (The Museum Yamato Bunkakan)
13:10 -- 13:40 Report 1
"East Asian Art Associated with Saké"
TAKI Asako
13:40 -- 14:10 Report 2
"East-West Exchange and the Chinese Art of Saké"
TABAYASHI Kei (Hakutsuru Fine Art Museum)
14:10 -- 14:40 Report 3
"Oda Kaisen’s Drunken Men: The Depiction of Parties and Revelry"
NIGATAGOSHI Hiroki (The Museum Yamato Bunkakan)
(Break)
14:50 -- 15:20 Report 4
"Tatsuuma Essô and Tomioka Tessai: Interactions between Saké Brewer and Painter"
YASUNAGA Koji (Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art)
15:20 -- 15:50 Report 5
“The Symbolism of Wine in Christian Art (provisional title)”
SAKAMOTO Atsushi (Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art)
(Break)
16:00 – 16:30 Discussion
Closing FUJIOKA Yutaka (Chairman, JAHS Western Division) |
| How to attend the symposium: |
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Applications for participation will be accepted by Japan Post return postcard. Please provide the following information and your return address and send the postcard to The Museum Yamato Bunkakan Symposium Section. In reply, you will receive the reply portion of the postcard with details about admission and attendance precautions. A lottery will allocate spaces if applications outnumber available attendance spaces.
Please include:
1. Name
2. Address
3. Telephone number
＊Please be sure to include a return address.
＊Please specify “JAHS member”.
Application Deadline:
September 24 (Fri.)
Postal address:
Symposium Section, The Museum Yamato Bunkakan
1-11-6 Gakuenminami, Nara-shi 631-0034
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| For further information, please contact: |
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The Museum Yamato Bunkakan
1-11-6 Gakuenminami, Nara-shi 631-0034
Tel. (0742)45-0544 / Fax. (0742)49-2929 |
(30/8/2021 update)
○ 2021 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: KADOWAKI Mutsumi, TSUTSUI Tadahito |
| Date/time: |
September 18 (Sat.) 2021, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/jcFSfcnbowEGbciYA
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: September 10 (Fri.), 2021, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
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"Unkei Workshop Renovations for the Hokuen-dô, Kôfukuji: Focusing
on Sculptural Expression and its Meaning" |
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TOMIOKA, Ayako (Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University) |
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"Reconsidering Yintuoluo: Focusing on Figure of Guanyin" |
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LEE, I-Jan (Graduate School of Humanities, Kyushu University) |
(26/8/2021 update)
○ 2021 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chairs: YOSHIDA Noriko |
| Date/time: |
September 25 (Sat.) 2021, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/Lo5vw4ccx12KcCme8
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: September 23 (thu.), 2021, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking. |
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(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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La tenture de l’Histoire de Coriolan d’après Henri Lerambert : une étude portant sur Coriolan reçoit sa famille |
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Mei TAKEMOTO (Tokyo University of the Arts) |
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Arai Kanpô's Oeuvre: Focusing on his Painting Waning Days of Autumn |
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Miwa MIKAMI (Kyoto University of the Arts) |
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Why was the Attributed to Nôami Miho no Matsubara Created? A Hypothesis |
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Ayaka IMAMURA (Gakushuin University) |
(24/8/2021 update)
○ 2021 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chairs: KITAZAKI Chikashi |
| Date/time: |
July 24 (Sat.) 2021, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://forms.gle/sN1xasDYtPRNDbwt5
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: July 18 (Sun.), 2021, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking. |
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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The Picture Dancers and Ayako-mai Dance –an officially designated as an
important intangible folk cultural property-: The establishment of forms
in Early Kabuki Dance and the birth of the Picture Dancers |
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KODAMA Eriko(Bunka gakuen University) |
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Park jega and Japanese Art: Focusing on the Park jega's Chinese Poem Composed
on "The Yoshino Screen of Japan" |
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PARK Mihee(Tokyo Metropolitan Edo-Tokyo Museum) |
(4/7/2021 update)
○ 2021 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: SHIMOHARA Miho, FUJIOKA Yutaka |
| Date/time: |
July 17 (Sat.) 2021, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeGCy2S7eRVhjUC-t_Zx-GziQcZ7kvTIT88pOykBtGOomoDcA/viewform
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: July 9 (Fri.), 2021, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking.
For further information, please contact:
JAHS Western Division Office
E-mail: gakkaiwest@gmail.com
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Japanese announcement page) |
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"Hans Memling’s Diptych of Jan du Cellier: The Crossbow Guild of St George in a Chivalric Context " |
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YAMAGATA Miyuki (Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University) |
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Interactions Between the Uematsu Clan and Kyoto Painters after the Death of Maruyama Ôkyo: Focusing on the Clan's Relationship with the Kishi School |
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OKADA Hideyuki (Kobe City Museum) |
(22/6/2021 update)
○ The 74nd JAHS General Assembly
| Due to the Declaration of a State of Emergency and the state of Covid-19 infections in Kobe, the 74th JAHS General Assembly has been changed to a fully online format. |
| Date/time: |
Dates: May 14 (Fri.) - 16 (Sun.), 2021 |
| Location: |
May 14 (Fri.) (All via Zoom)
May 15 (Sat.) (All via Zoom)
May 16 (Sun.) (All via Zoom) |
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Organizing institution: Kobe University
General Meeting Organizing Committee:
Kobe University General Meeting Organizing Committee of the 74th JAHS General Assembly
E-mail: bijutsushi.kobe21@gmail.com |
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Please note:
If you previously registered for in-person attendance at the General Assembly, like those previously registered for online attendance, you will be sent online participation instructions and the URLs for the General Assembly Zoom sessions at a later date.
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| How to participate in the General Assembly: |
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If you have not yet registered, please use the following registration form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSem5XslGwUEFFb8na3-NCWvtOOQRckZbMOJTAnWY_abh7tT5A/viewform?usp=sf_link
The registration period has been extended to May 7 (Fri.).
*NB: If you registered prior to the original deadline, there is no need to re-register.
**NB: All those who were individually registered after the original deadline had passed, please re-register on this form.
Please forgive any inconvenience caused by these changes and we look forward to welcoming you to the online 74th General Assembly.
Organizing Committee of the 74th JAHS General Assembly
For further information, please contact:
bijutsushi.kobe21@gmail.com
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| Program (Japanese only): |
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For details, please see the General Assembly webpage. |
(21/4/2021,30/4/2021 update)
○ JAHS Museum Committee Symposium
Museums Under COVID-19
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| Date/time: |
March 27, 2021 (Sat.), 14:00 – 16:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (See below for how to participate) |
| Organizer: |
Museum Committee, JAHS |
| With the support of: |
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The Japanese Council of Art Museums, Japan Association for Arts Management |
| Overview: |
The Covid-19 pandemic greatly affected society in general and museum operations in particular during fiscal 2020. Under Covid "new normal" conditions, people's everyday lives were unavoidably and greatly changed. Museums experimented with how to respond to these necessary changes in terms of their operations, research and visitor attendance. ICOM and the ??ASSOC NAME?? have already compiled information regarding this response, and have held symposia, thereby providing opportunities for information exchange. On the other hand, each museum's situation is different and we cannot deny that we are still groping for ways to deal with this situation. Opportunities for information exchange are being established where possible, and in such settings we should share and discuss the problems confronting us.
Through its presentations from different aspects of this situation confronting museums and exhibitions, this symposium will provide a grasp of the current situation, allowing us to debate and share how to address the serious problems confronting all of us and learn about our shared issues. |
| Program: |
14:00 – 14:05 Opening Address
MIURA Atsushi (Chairman of JAHS, University of Tokyo)
14:05 – 14:10 Symposium Overview and Order of Proceedings
ITAKURA Masaaki (University of Tokyo)
14:15 – 14:35 Report 1
“National Museums and the Covid-19 Crisis“
MATSUMOTO Nobuyuki (Director, Nara National Museum)
14:40 – 15:00 Report 2
“Visions of Transitional Period: 1894 Visions. An Exhibition under Covid-19”
YASUI Hiroo (Chief Curator, Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum, Tokyo)
15:05 – 15:25 Report 3
“How has Covid-19 Affected International Touring Exhibitions? Its Impact on Strategies and Resources”
SUZUKI Asayuki (Director, Cultural Projects Department, The Asahi Shimbun)
15:30 – 15:50 Report 4
“The Ohara Museum of Art's Mission is to Always be Open, but....”
YANAGISAWA Hideyuki (Chief Curator, Program Coordinator, Ohara Museum of Art)
16:00 – 16:30 Discussion between Speakers and Participants
Moderator: SATO Naoki (Tokyo University of the Arts) |
| How to participate in the symposium: |
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Please fill in the Google form found at this link:
https://forms.gle/xUEpcw8nmBesmHBo8
【Deadline March 24 (Weds.) 23:59】
An email will be sent to your registered email address on March 25th providing the URL link for participation.
Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. 500 places are available.
If you do not receive your confirmation email by the day before the symposium, please contact: gakkaieast@gmail.com
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| For further information, please contact: |
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JAHS Office, Mainichi Academic Forum
Tel: 03-6267-4550
FAX: 03-6267-4555
E-mail: maf-jahs@mynavi.jp |
(1/3/2021 update)
○ 2020 JAHS Western Division Meeting
| Chairs: KADOWAKI Mutsumi, HIRAI Shoichi |
| Date/time: |
March 20 (Sat.) 2021, starts at 13:30 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
Please fill in the Google form at this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBuEVqJyVNFm341UvqIctr9TDj5WXJ6n1dv9jyRWxFp-n6vg/viewform
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: March 12 (Wed.), 2021, 23:59
*Once the deadline is passed, automatic settings will not allow applications to be sent. Please ensure you apply early enough to avoid this automatic blocking. |
Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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"The Position of Momoyama Tea Pottery as Aesthetic Objects in Studies
of the History of Japanese Ceramics" |
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SUEYOSHI Sakuko (Graduate School of East Asian Culture, Kansai University) |
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"The Calligraphy, Painting and Seal Engraving of Itsuzan Mokuin: The
Acceptance of Chinese Literati Culture from the Perspective of Newly Discovered
Works" |
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ISHIZAWA Shun (Kobe City Museum) |
(28/2/2021 update)
○ 2020 JAHS Eastern Division Meeting
| Chair: ITAKURA Masaaki |
| Date/time: |
April 24 (Sat.) 2021, starts at 13:00 |
| Location: |
Online meeting via Zoom (prior reservations required) |
| For reservations: |
Please fill in the form below and submit by E-mail jahsereikai@gmail.com.
The URL for the meeting, your participant ID and password will be sent to you right before the meeting.
Application deadline: April 21 (Wed.), 2021, 23:59
Application form
E-mail Address:
Name:
Affiliation:
□Eastern Division
□Western Division
Registration date: 2020/ /
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Research Reports
(presented in Japanese with links to Japanese abstracts available on the
Japanese announcement page) |
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"Abstract Expressionism and Evolutionary Biology: Barnett Newman’s Systematic Turn in the Late 1950s" |
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YOSHIDA Yuri (Rice University) |
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“Study of the Album of the Nishiki-e by Okura Magobei” |
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TSUNODA Takuro (Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Cultural History) |
(26/2/2021 update) |
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