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The 252nd Nichibunken Evening Seminar

* Depending on the future situation of the COVID-19 infection, this seminar may be changed. Thank you for your understanding. For the latest information, please refer to the Nichibunken website (This page).
Date: 2023.04.06 (Thu) 16:30　

Theme

Metamorphosis of Earth: Contemporary Ceramics in Kyoto and its Vicinity

Overview

▶ view PDF Japan’s ancient capital Kyōto has rich ceramic traditions. Many generations have explored the possibilities of the transformations of earth. Even the pandemic time was not wasted. Many old and young artists with varied background have come forward with innovative styles, techniques and interpretations. Some of these artists are already well known to the international public, others are relatively new or unknown. The presentation will be devoted to the newest trends in ceramic art in Kyōto and its vicinity.
Speaker   
HAIJIMA Agnese
Visiting Research Scholar, International Research Center for Japanese Studies
Discussant   
Meghen JONES
Associate Professor, Alfred University
Moderator   
SAKA Chihiro
Project Research Fellow, International Research Center for Japanese Studies

Information

Date: 2023.04.06 (Thu)　
Place：
Seminar Room 1, International Research Center for Japanese Studies and ONLINE (Zoom)
Start time：
16:30(JST)
End time：
18:00
Target audience：
Open to researchers, including students
Language：
English
Participation：
If you would like to take part in this seminar ONLINE, please use this form to apply by March 30.
URL for the Zoom meeting will be provided by the day before this seminar.
Contact details for inquiries：
Projects Unit, Research Cooperation Section,
International Research Center for Japanese Studies
Email kenkyo＊nichibun.ac.jp (Please replace ＊ with @.)
Note：
We may use your personal information received at the time of application for informing the related events of National Institutes for the Humanities in the future. Thank you for your kind understanding.
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