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The Japan Foundation Traveling Exhibitions
The Japan Foundation has assembled traveling exhibitions from its own collection of artworks and actively sends them to foreign countries. Traveling exhibitions may consist of works in areas such as ceramics, photographs, paintings, crafts, and Japanese dolls. Approximately twenty permanent traveling exhibitions are on the road throughout the year, appearing in over 100 museums and cultural facilities and, as introductions to the breath of Japanese culture and art, have been received with rave reviews everywhere.These traveling exhibitions are co-organized by the Japan Foundation and diplomatic missions abroad, with the cooperation of the art galleries, museums and cultural organizations in each country.
Twist and Shout: Contemporary art from Japan
This is a catalog of the first large-scale exhibition of contemporary art from Japan held in Thailand. Exhibited pop art works of 17 artists representing Japan in the 2000s are printed in full color.
Winter Garden: The Exploration of the Micropop Imagination in Contemporary Japanese art
Wa: l'harmonie au quotidien - Design japonais d'aujourd'hui
Contemporary architect's Concept Series 2 Junya Ishigami: small images
This book introduces the concepts presented by an architect Junya Ishigami, one of exhibitors at 11th International architecture Exhibition, Venice Biennale. It contains many pictures, drawings, and drafts of Ishigami’s works.
YOKOHaMa TRIENNaLE 2008 TIME CREVaSSE
YOKOHaMa TRIENNaLE 2008 Guide Book
This
is the official guidebook of the Yokohama Triennale 2008, summing up the
information of all artists participated in the Triennale and all venues
deployed around the main venue Shinko Pier Exhibition Hall.
Vanishing Points:Contemporary Japanese art
a
catalog of the exhibit held in India as an event commemorating Japan - India
Friendship Year 2007 and introduced Japanese contemporary art.
Parallel Nippon: Contemporary Japanese architecture 1996–2006
a
traveling exhibition’s catalogue, published by Shinkenchiku-sha. Price: ¥2,500
(including tax)
Catalogue
of the exhibition "Beautiful New World: Contemporary
Visual Culture from Japan”, an exhibition Commemorating the thirty-fifth
anniversary of the normalization of Japan-China relations. It gives an overview
of 34 creative people of a variety of fields, from media art, architecture,
and fashion to manga and anime, as well as contemporary art.
Rapt! 20 contemporary artists from Japan
Catalogue
of "Rapt!－20 contemporary artists from Japan－,” an
ambitious program of exhibitions, residencies and public events showcasing
contemporary Japanese art in australia.
Report on Japan’s participation of12th asian art Biennale、Bangladesh 2006
Countries
from asia, africa, South america and Pacific regions participated the 12th
Biennale. Participants from Japan were Mr. Hiroshi Fuji and Yuken Teruya.
Japanese Pavilion, the 52nd Venice Biennale 2007
Works
of Masao Okabe, artist that represent Japan at the 52nd Venice Biennale.
Japanese Pavilion, the 51st Venice Biennale 2005
Features
works of Miyako Ishiuchi who exhibited her works at the Japanese Pavilion
at the 51st International art Exhibition of Venice Biennale.Published by
Tankosha (\2,415, including tax)
Katagami - Paper Stencils and Japonisme
Catalogue of the exhibition"Katagami and Japonisme” held at the Maison de la culture du Japon à Paris.
Works
from the asian Cartoon Exhibition featuring 77 new works by 10 leading
cartoonists from 10 countries depicting youth culture in the respective
nations
In addition to information of all the artists in International Triennale of Contemporary art YOKOHaMa 2005, a document of this triennale with photos by Shigeo anzai is also listed.
YOKaI-- Bestiary of the Japanese Fantastic
26 Bienal Internacional de Sao Paulo
YOKOHaMa 2005: International Triennale of Contemporary art art Circus "Jumping from the Ordinary"
Report on an international symposium Cubism in asia 2005
Report on an international symposium held in relation to the exhibit Cubism in asia in which 77 works of 53 artists from 11 asian countries including Japan were exhibited and artists and their activities during a period when cubism was accepted in asian countries and areas were introduced.
Imari: Porcelains for Shoguns and European Kings, 1610-1760
This
is a catalog in French of "Imari:
Porcelains for Shoguns and European Kings, 1610-1760,” an exhibition
traveled in Europe from 2005 to 2006.
Exhibition catalog of the 11th Triennale INDIa in which artists from 40 countries in the world as well as India participated.
