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Conference Reports

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Silla – Gold and the Sacred
By michel
In Conference Reports, KOREA
Posted 25th June 2026

Silla – Gold and the Sacred

Guided tour of the exhibition at the MNAA – GUIMET. This exhibition, like others in various museums, commemorates the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and [...]

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Daidŵ Moriyama to the letter
By michel
In Conference Reports, JAPAN
Posted 3th June 2026

Daidŵ Moriyama to the letter

Lecture by Jean-Kenta GAUTHIER, specialist in Japanese photography. Gallery owner and publisher, he sits on the selection committee for galleries at Paris Photo and participates in art fairs [...]

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Scholar's  stones can speak, but do you know how to listen to them?
By michel
In CHINA, Conference Reports
Posted April 8, 2026

Scholar's stones can speak, but do you know how to listen to them?

Lecture by Joseph Roussel, member of the SAMC, researcher specializing in scholar's stones. Joseph Roussel has nurtured his passion for stones for over twenty years, under the mentorship of [...]

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The Noh stage, a landscape open to dreams
By michel
In Conference Reports, JAPAN
Posted March 11, 2026

The Noh stage, a landscape open to dreams

Lecture by Véronique Brindeau, specialist in the performing arts and traditional Japanese music at INALCO. Noh is the oldest form of theatre in Japan, developed between the [...]

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The encounter between the "Chinese symbolic science of the Yijing" and modern science in interwar France
By michel
In CHINA, Conference Reports, ASIA-EUROPE
Posted 11th February 2026

The encounter between the "Chinese symbolic science of the Yijing" and modern science in interwar France

Lecture by Stéphanie Homola, anthropologist and research fellow at the CNRS. The Yijing, a Confucian philosophical classic known as the "Book of Changes" or "Classic of Changes," is based on [...]

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From courtly refinement to popular imagination: the Korean folding screen with books (Chaekgeori)
By michel
In Conference Reports, KOREA
Posted 14th January 2026

From courtly refinement to popular imagination: the Korean folding screen with books (Chaekgeori)

Lecture by Okyang CHAE-DUPORGE, Lecturer at the University of Bordeaux Montaigne. Chaekgeori (book painting) is a Korean still-life genre, generally painted on a [...]

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Zanabazar – Spiritual master, artist and diplomat who spearheaded the revival of Mongolian culture in the 17th century
By michel
In CHINA, Conference Reports
Posted 10th December 2025

Zanabazar – Spiritual master, artist and diplomat who spearheaded the revival of Mongolian culture in the 17th century

Lecture by Anne Fort, Chief Curator of Heritage, in charge of Southeast and Central Asia at the Cernuschi Museum. To extend the Friends of the Cernuschi Museum's trip to Mongolia [...]

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Manga is a true art form!
By michel
In Conference Reports, JAPAN
Posted 1th December 2025

Manga is a true art form!

Guided tour and lecture of the exhibition "Manga: A Complete Art!" at the MNAA-GUIMET. The meaning of the term manga, which appeared at the end of the 18th century, has evolved considerably since its initial meaning of various drawings executed [...]

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Female Nudity and Nihonga (1890-1960): The Paradox of a Certain Cultural Identity
By michel
In Conference Reports, JAPAN
Posted November 12, 2025

Female Nudity and Nihonga (1890-1960): The Paradox of a Certain Cultural Identity

Lecture by Pierre Gautier, head of the Japanese collections at the Cernuschi Museum. While traditionally very present in Western culture, the nude is much less so in the arts [...]

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China – Traces of the Past
By michel
In CHINA, Conference Reports
Posted November 6, 2025

China – Traces of the Past

Guided tour of the exhibition by Éric Lefebvre, director of the Cernuschi Museum. This exhibition was made possible thanks to the close collaboration between the Cernuschi Museum and the Museum of the Province of [...]

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acquisitions
  • Adding a meter to an anonymous mountain
    Adding a meter to an anonymous mountain
  • Chen Zhen, Drawing for Jardin Lavoir, 2000,
    Chen Zhen, Drawing for Jardin Lavoir, 2000,
  • dark moon
    dark moon
Conferences
  • Portrait of a collector of objects in 18th-century Seoul
    Portrait of a collector of objects in 18th-century Seoul
    November 18, 2026
  • Neither completely gone, nor completely here. Living with the dead
    Neither completely gone, nor completely here. Living with the dead
    October 13th 2026
  • Laos: Sovereignty as a key issue for a landlocked country
    Laos: Sovereignty as a key issue for a landlocked country
    October 7th 2026
Exhibitions
  • Hashigakari (The Gateway) – Works by Matsutani Takesada
    Hashigakari (The Gateway) – Works by Matsutani Takesada
    September 8, 2026
Society of Friends of the Cernuschi Museum

7, avenue Velazquez 75008 Paris
01 53 96 21 50
Fax: +01 53 96 21
Email: amismuseecernuschi@gmail.com

Secretariat office hours :

  • Monday: 12pm-13pm; 14pm-18pm
  • Wednesday: 10am-13pm; 14-16 p.m.
Secretariat office hours (conference weeks):
(weeks of 06/10/25; 10/11/25; 08/12/25; 12/01/26; 09/02/26; 09/03/26; 06/04/26; 18/05/26)
  • Monday: 14 p.m.-17 p.m.
  • Wednesday: 10am-13pm; 14-18 p.m.

Metro: Villiers or Monceau
Bus 30 and 94

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