Seminar "New Perspectives on the Presentation of Japanese Art II" am Leiden's Museum De Lakenhal
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- 25. Sept.
- 2 Min. Lesezeit
"The Heinz Kaempfer Fund (HKF) and the International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS) are proud to present the second in a biennial series of seminars on Japanese art. With the New Perspectives series, we aim to demonstrate that the study of Japanese art is very much alive and part of a global discussion. We especially invite students and young scholars to participate in this event!
Art is about expression and communication, and museums and exhibition venues are channels for communication. The IIAS/HKF seminar thus focuses on objects, contexts, and processes, as well as on presentation. The immense changes currently taking place in the attitudes and outlooks of scholars, curators, critics, policymakers, and those involved in the art market, reverberate within the study of Japanese art and have repercussions for the way in which Japanese art is displayed. The New Perspectives series shows that new narratives and challenges abound."
Programm
10:00 | Registration, coffee/tea |
10:45 | Word of welcome by Dr Anna Beerens, HKF |
11:00 | Dr Rosina Buckland, British Museum, London Staging the Samurai |
11:45 | Dr. Alexander Hofmann, Asian Art Museum, Humboldt Forum Berlin To Facilitate Encounters and Inspire Questions: Arts of Japan at the Asian Art Museum in Berlin |
12:30 | Lunch break. Please arrange your lunch yourself. |
14:00 | Dr Mari Nakamura, Tunghai University, Taiwan Zen and Sustainability: MUJI’s Approach to Minimalist Living and Design |
14:45 | Dr Ilona Bausch, University of Heidelberg Shells and Shamans: Japanese Archaeology and the Sea |
15:30 | Coffee/tea break |
16:00 | Menno Fitski, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Rethinking challenges: Evaluating the Japanese Display at the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam |
16:45 | Closure, Dr. Anna Beerens, HKF |
17:00–18:00 | Drinks, location to be announced |
Datum: 11. Dezember 2025, 10:00-16:45 CEST
Anmeldeschluss: 1. Dezember 2025
Ort: Leiden's Museum De Lakenhal
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