Lecture at 18:00 PM by Jean-Kenta GAUTHIER, specialist in Japanese photography, who sits on the selection committee for the Paris Photo galleries and participates in the Paris Photo and Art fairs [...]
Lecture at 18:00 PM by Anne Fort, Chief Curator of Heritage, in charge of the Central and Southeast Asian collections at the Cernuschi Museum. On the occasion of the Vietnamese summer which [...]
Lecture at 18:00 PM by Joseph Roussel, member of the SAMC, researcher specializing in scholar's rocks. Mysterious and fascinating, scholar's rocks have been admired in China for over a century.
Lecture at 18:00 PM by Véronique Brindeau, author and professor of Japanese music history at INALCO. In Noh theatre, the stage is a simple cypress wood platform. The text is the only element [...]
Lecture at 18:00 PM by Stéphanie Homola, anthropologist and research fellow. Stéphanie Homola's work on the circulation of knowledge between France and China in the 20th century focuses [...]
Lecture at 18:00 PM by Okyang CHAE-DUPORGE, Lecturer at Bordeaux Montaigne University. Ch'aekkŏri (책거리), literally "bookshelf," is a unique pictorial genre that [...]
Lecture by Anne Fort, Chief Heritage Curator, in charge of the Cernuschi Museum's Central Asian and Southeast Asian collections. Buddhist monk, great artist, and scholar with [...]
Lecture at 18:00 p.m. by Pierre Gautier, head of the Cernuschi Museum's Japanese collections. Developed in the 1880s in response, among other things, to the increasingly prominent role of [...]
Lecture at 18:00 p.m. by Guochuan Zhang, Associate Professor of Chinese at INALCO. This lecture will focus on the place of nature in François Cheng's poems, where it becomes a [...]
Conference by Michael LUCKEN, art historian, professor at INALCO and Sophie BASCH, Professor at the Faculty of Letters of Sorbonne University. Japonism revolutionized the aesthetics of [...]