Online International Symposium
“More Insights into the Heinrich von Siebold Collection”
Title | “More Insights into the Heinrich von Siebold Collection” |
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Date and Time | 14 March 2022 (Monday) 9:30 – 13:00 (MEZ) /17:30 – 21:00 (JST) |
Venue | National Museum of Japanese History (Held online) |
Participation Fee | None |
Maximum Number of Participants | 500 (advance registration required, first-come-first-serve basis) |
Eligible Individuals | Researchers, students, general public |
Languages Used | Japanese and German (simultaneous interpretation) |
Organizers | National Museum of Japanese History, Weltmuseum Wien |
*This symposium was supported by JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP17H02296.
* This symposium will be held in Japanese and German. The German program is available here.
Free participation
Online International Symposium
“An Invitation to a New Siebold Studies:
Wisdom Gained from a Project on Philipp Franz von Siebold-related Materials
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Date and Time | 15 January 2022 (Saturday) 18:00 – 21:00 (Japan)/11:00 – 14:00 (Germany) |
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Venue | National Museum of Japanese History (Held online) |
Participation Fee | None |
Maximum Number of Participants | 500 (advance registration required, first-come-first-serve basis) |
Eligible Individuals | Researchers, students, general public |
Languages Used | Japanese and German (simultaneous interpretation) |
Organizers | National Museum of Japanese History |
*This symposium was supported by JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP17H02296.
* This symposium will be held in Japanese and German. The German program is available here.
Online symposium program
Free participation
*Presentations will be held in Japanese.
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_abW2tGahTZ6VW4EIhgYxEw
Online International Symposium
“Japanese Ceramics That Arrived in Switzerland:
Discovery of the Musée Ariana Collection”
The Musée Ariana in Geneva, Switzerland, is one of Europe’s leading ceramics museums and features pieces from around the world. Although not well known in Japan, the museum has a collection of over 780 valuable Japanese ceramics from the seventeenth to early twentieth centuries, making it one of the largest collections of its kind in Switzerland.
In collaboration with the University of Zurich’s East Asian Art History Department, the National Museum of History began surveying this collection in 2016, helping to enrich the Musée Ariana’s database and put together basic data for exhibitions.
This led to a large exhibition of Japanese ceramics, “Chrysanthèmes, dragons et samouraïs: La céramique japonaise du Musée Ariana,” which is currently underway (11 December 2020 – 9 January 2022).
In this symposium, researchers and students involved in the survey and exhibition will introduce this wonderful collection that has been treasured overseas in Switzerland, as well as present the characteristics and significance of the Japanese ceramics therein revealed through the project’s activities.
Title | “Japanese Ceramics That Arrived in Switzerland: Discovery of the Musée Ariana Collection” |
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Organizers | National Museum of Japanese History (National Institutes for the Humanities) and the University of Zurich’s East Asian Art History Department |
Date and Time | 17:30–20:10 (Japan time) / 9:30–12:10 (Switzerland time) on 6 January 2022 (Thursday) |
How to register | Please register here. |
Program
17:30–17:35 (Japan) 9:30–9:35 (Switzerland) |
Opening Address |
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17:35–18:00 (Japan) 9:35–10:00 (Switzerland) |
The Japanese Ceramics Collection at the Ariana Museum of Art |
18:00–18:25 (Japan) 10:00–10:25 (Switzerland) |
About Arita Porcelain with Ka Inscriptions OHASHI Koji (The Kyushu Ceramic Museum) |
18:25–18:50 (Japan) 10:25–10:50 (Switzerland) |
From Satsuma-yaki to “Satsuma” WATANABE Yoshiro (Kagoshima University) |
18:50–19:15 (Japan) 10:50–11:15 (Switzerland) |
Changing Designs in Japanese Ceramics: From Early Modern to Modern Times ARAKAWA Masaaki (Gakushuin University) |
19:15–20:05 (Japan) 11:15–12:05 (Switzerland) |
The Musée Ariana Ceramics Survey University of Zurich’s East Asian Art History Department & Musée Ariana |
20:05–20:10 (Japan) 12:05–12:10 (Switzerland) |
Closing words OKUBO Jun’ichi (National Museum of Japanese History) (Facilitator: SAWADA Kazuto, National Museum of Japanese History) |
*Presentations will be held in Japanese.