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16th January 2014

Ms. Kataoka said fairs aren't an ideal place to view art. "But adding a curated section encourages viewers to see work with more meaning," said Ms. Kataoka, who directed the fair's Japanese platform, which includes Osaka-based artist Nobuhiro Nakanishi ...full story

14th January 2014

Yoshimi Kurata is a very busy man. In addition to drawing for several manga series, he teaches courses in manga at Otemae University in Osaka and at Kyoto University of Art and Design. From Tokyo, his primary residence, he flies to Osaka for class at ...full story

9th January 2014

This also impacted heavily on the art scene because the ukiyo-e bedrock was being challenged by new technology, the impact of new ideas and the changing nature of society. However, towards the end of his life the free thinking world of his youth was ...full story

4th January 2014

... research partners: the British Museum; the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London; the International Research Center for Japanese Studies (Nichibunken), Kyoto; and the Art Research Center, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto.and more »full story

14th December 2013

The Tosa school of art will always leave a lasting impression on the art of Japan and highlight the richness of culture in this country. This applies to the natural beauty of this art form and the connection with the imperial court. Tosa artists had ...full story

14th December 2013

Yasui Sotaro (1888-1955) was born in Kyoto and he is famous for yoga (Western-style) portraiture. It is clear that this talented individual understood his vocation because he pursued a career in art despite his family desiring a more commercial career.full story

11th December 2013

... are technically superb, playful, and conceptually and visually compelling. “Satoshi Someya solo exhibition: Digesting Decoration” at imura art gallery, Kyoto runs till Dec. 21; 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Free admission. Closed Sun., Mon. and holidays. www ...full story

4th December 2013

Osaka-born Tetsumi Kudo's oeuvre has been the subject of a number of major international retrospectives since his death in 1990, and these indicate the artist's increasing postwar historical significance. The current National Museum of Art, Osaka ...full story

1st December 2013

“REDEFINING THE MULTIPLE: 13 JAPANESE PRINTMAKERS” – Hideki Kimura (Kyoto), Junji Amano (Kamakura), Kouseki Ono (Tokyo), Koichi Kiyono (Tokyo), Chiaki Shuji (Kyoto), Toshinao Yoshioka (Nagoya), Shunsuke Kano (Osaka), Naruki Oshima ...full story

26th November 2013

A significant portion of the rest comes from the International Research Center for Japanese Studies in Kyoto. Clark's preferred definition of shunga is “sexually explicit art”—with the emphasis on “art.” He observes that “the combination of something ...full story

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