The 7th Annual EU Workshop at the University of Zurich

The 7th Annual International Workshop between the Sub-Major Curriculum EU- Japanology at the Kansai University, Graduate School of Letters and The Section for East Asian Art History at the University of Zurich will take place in Zurich on Tuesday, November 10 2015. The event is free and open to the interested public. As space is limited (we can accomodate about 15 people in the audience), a prior registration is required. Please send an email to alina.martimyanova@khist.uzh.ch to make a reservation. Please note, that some presentations will be held in Japanese and English (see attached program).
WORKSHOP PROGRAM
9:50-10:00
SHIBAI Keiji (Professor, Kansai University) Greetings
Hans Bjarne Thomsen (Professor, University of Zurich) Opening of the workshop
Research Reports
Chair: NAKATANI Nobuo (Professor, Kansai University)
10:00-10:40
NAKAJIMA Komaki (Ph.D. Student, Kansai University)
The Complex of Eastern and Western Arts in the Formation and Vision of Study of Art History (in Japanese)
10:45-11:25
Alina Martimyanova (University of Zurich)
On the Roles of the West in Collecting Chinese Woodblock Prints: A Case Study of the Entangled Histories of the “Kaempfer Prints” at the British Museum (in English)
11:30-12:10
SHIMODE Mari (MA Student, Kansai University)
Shūetsu Kōda and Kyōshitsuen: Focusing on the Lacquer Ware Design (in Japanese)
12:10-13:10 LUNCH
13:10-13:50
Sara Gianera (University of Zurich)
Matsuri Karakuri Ningyō: Art between Entertainment and Ritual (in Japanese)
13:55-14:35
BAE Sujung (Ph.D. Student, Kansai University)
The Aesthetic Sense of Korean Ceramics from the Viewpoint of Mingei Group: Focusing on Bernard Leach and Hamada Shōji (in English)
14:40-15:20
HARADA Yoshiko (MA Student, Kansai University)
Mingeikan in Tokyo Exhibition 1928- Yanagi Muneyoshi’s thought about the Table Decoration (in Japanese)
15:20-15:30 COFFEE BREAK
15:30-16:10
TOYOTA Fumi (Ph.D. Student, Kansai University) Western Art Collection of Bakusen Tsuchida (in Japanese)
16:15-16:55
Natasha Fischer-Vaidya (University of Zurich)
Discovering Korea in Swiss Collections: Objects and Collectors (in English)
17:00-17:40
MURAKAMI Kei (Ph.D. Student, Kansai University)
Maruyama Ōkyo as a Student of Ishida Yūtei: Focusing on the Collection of the British Museum (in Japanese)
17:40-18:00 Final Discussions
18:00 Closing Remarks

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