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Conferences

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Daido Moriyama to the letter
By michel
In Conferences
Posted 3th June 2026

Daido Moriyama to the letter

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 [...]

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The art of metal in Vietnam: renewal of forms under French influence at the beginning of the 19th century
By michel
In Conferences
Posted 20th May 2026

The art of metal in Vietnam: renewal of forms under French influence at the beginning of the 19th century

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 [...]

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The scholars' rocks can speak, but do you know how to listen to them?
By michel
In Conferences
Posted April 8, 2026

The scholars' rocks can speak, but do you know how to listen to them?

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.

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

The Noh stage, a landscape open to dreams

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 [...]

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The circulation of knowledge between France and China in the 20th century
By michel
In Conferences
Posted February 11, 2026

The circulation of knowledge between France and China in the 20th century

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 [...]

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From courtly refinement to popular imagination: the Korean folding screen with books (Ch'aekkŏri)
By michel
In Conferences
Posted 14th January 2026

From courtly refinement to popular imagination: the Korean folding screen with books (Ch'aekkŏri)

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 [...]

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Zanabazar, spiritual master, artist and diplomat at the origin of the revival of Mongolian culture in the 17th century
By michel
In Conferences
Posted 10th December 2025

Zanabazar, spiritual master, artist and diplomat at the origin of the revival of Mongolian culture in the 17th century

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 [...]

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

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

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 [...]

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The symbiosis between man and nature in François Cheng
By michel
In Conferences
Posted October 8th 2025

The symbiosis between man and nature in François Cheng

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 [...]

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Neo-Japonism in France, 1945-1975
By michel
In Conferences
Posted September 17, 2025

Neo-Japonism in France, 1945-1975

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 [...]

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acquisitions
  • Chen Zhen, Drawing for Jardin Lavoir, 2000,
    Chen Zhen, Drawing for Jardin Lavoir, 2000,
  • dark moon
    dark moon
  • Rhinoceros horn cup
    Rhinoceros horn cup
Conferences
  • Daido Moriyama to the letter
    Daido Moriyama to the letter
    3th June 2026
  • The art of metal in Vietnam: renewal of forms under French influence at the beginning of the 19th century
    The art of metal in Vietnam: renewal of forms under French influence at the beginning of the 19th century
    20th May 2026
  • The scholars' rocks can speak, but do you know how to listen to them?
    The scholars' rocks can speak, but do you know how to listen to them?
    April 8, 2026
Exhibitions
  • China. Traces of the Past: Discovery of Antiquity and Renewal of the Arts. 1786-1955
    China. Traces of the Past: Discovery of Antiquity and Renewal of the Arts. 1786-1955
    7th November 2025
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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