Visit of the Kimono exhibition at the Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac with comments by Julien Rousseau, curator of the Asia collections at the Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac. [...]
Lecture by Michael Lucken, Professor at INALCO. In Japan, philhellenism manifested itself most clearly in sculpture between 1930 and 1945. It is an aspect of the art [...]
Wednesday 19 October at 18 p.m.: Japanese Painting in Search of Western Realism, Conference by Christine Shimizu, Honorary General Curator of Heritage, former Director of the [...]
Lecture by Frédéric Girard, emeritus director of studies at the EFEO. Buddhism has become acclimatized in Japan in several forms, popular and scholarly, in symbiosis with [...]
Visit-conference by Sylvie Ahmadian, lecturer at MNAA-Guimet. The term samurai is mentioned for the first time in a 10th century text, but is not used in its current sense until [...]
Video conference by Robert Lavayssière, Doctor, treasurer of the Association of Parks and Gardens of Paris and West Paris (APJPOP) and member of the SAMC board of directors. [...]
Videoconference by Manuela Moscatiello, curator of the exhibition, responsible for the Japanese collections at the Cernuschi museum. Manuela Moscatiello explains that she not only wanted [...]
videoconference by Estelle Bauer, Professor of classical Japanese art history at INALCO. Element of the furniture and support of the painting, the screen (byōbu) is an astonishing object by its [...]
conference visit by Sylvie Ahmadian, lecturer at the National Museum of Asian Arts - Guimet. With its conical silhouette of eternal snow, Mount Fuji - inscribed on the list of [...]
Tour-conference by Sylvie Ahmadian, lecturer at the National Museum of Asian Arts - Guimet. Sylvie Ahmadian recalls the story of this famous road, the Tōkaidō (road of the sea of [...]