1008, 2019

“Paper-Craftsman Resident and Cultural Exchange” Program with Masters Tomomi Hisashi Kano.

Jcden/ August 10, 2019/ OTHERS, PRESS

“Paper-Craftsman Resident and Cultural Exchange” Program with Masters TomomiHisashi Kano of Obara, Toyota City Papercraft Masters’ Kano will introduce their culture’s traditional art craft to locals in the Detroit area. Implementing an academic approach, the program will help develop a cultural exchange with young artists allowing them to appreciate Japanese culture. In addition, this idea will help promote and globalize

1008, 2019

DFT Animation Club: Mirai

Jcden/ August 10, 2019/ OTHERS, PRESS

DFT Animation Club: Mirai The movie screening event by DFI Animation Club, “Future Mirai”. An original feature-length animation directed by Mamoru Hosoda. DATE: 2:00 p.m. | Sat, Aug 31 & Sun, Sep 1, 2019 LOCATION: Detroit Film Theatre For more details: http://www.dia.org/events/dft-animation-club-mirai

2302, 2019

Ms. Masayo Ishigure, a Koto Performer!!

Jcden/ February 23, 2019/ OTHERS, PRESS

Profile of Ms. Masayo Ishigure, a Koto Performer!! Koto Performance at Friday Night Live at 7pm & 8:30pm on March 1st (Fri), at Rivera Court. She also performs Koto at 3:45pm-4:00pm and Koto Workshop at 2pm-3pm on March 2nd (Sat) in Hina-Matsuri 2019 event. *click image for PDF.

2202, 2019

NEO Japanesque, Fusion Music Performers!!

Jcden/ February 22, 2019/ OTHERS, PRESS

Neo Japanese’s thoughts of ”IMAGINE JAPAN” Fusion Music Performance:2pm-3:30pm on March 2nd (Sat) & March 3rd (Sun) at Auditorium Check the profiles of NEO Japanesque & Ms. Masayo Ishigure now!!

0604, 2018

Japan Gallery opens at the DIA –Local4-

Jcden/ April 6, 2018/ PRESS

Japan Gallery opens at the DIA –Local4- Click On Detroitの『Local4』での取材動画。デトロイト美術研究所は、伝統的な作品と現代的な作品を組み合わせた恒常的な日本の美術館のギャラリーを開設しています。 Click On Detroit | Local 4 | WDIV

1101, 2018

DIA Launches Permanent Japanese Art Gallery –Huffington Post-

Jcden/ January 11, 2018/ PRESS

DIA Launches Permanent Japanese Art Gallery –Huffington Post- By Rebecca Chen, Research Intern, East-West Center in Washington. She is a graduate student at Georgetown University. Note: this article originally appeared in the East-West Center’s Asia Matters for America/America Matters for Asia initiative on January 9, 2018. The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) launched a permanent Japanese art gallery in early

1712, 2017

Japan Cultural Days -culturalsource-

Jcden/ December 17, 2017/ PRESS

Japan Cultural Days -culturalsource- Kikuno-kai Japanese Dancers: Awa Odori Parade Awa Odori is Japan’s largest dance festival, traditionally held in August in Tokushima Prefecture. Choreographed dancers and musicians dance, sing and chant as they parade through the streets. In the Rivera Court, the Kikuno-kai dancers, wearing traditional costumes, perform a shortened version of these dances. Audience participation is welcome! 詳しくは…

0911, 2017

2017-Detroit art museum to unveil Japan Cultural Days

Jcden/ November 9, 2017/ PRESS

2017-Detroit art museum to unveil Japan Cultural Days– curturalnews.com To coincide with the opening of the Japan Gallery at the Detroit Institute of Arts, the DIA and the Japanese Business Society of Detroit will sponsor the Japanese Cultural Days on Nov. 4 (Sat) and 5 (Sun) at venues of the DIA. The detail about the Nov. 4-5 Japanese Cultural Days

0811, 2017

DIA launching gallery for Japanese arts –Detroit Free Press-

Jcden/ November 8, 2017/ PRESS

DIA launching gallery for Japanese arts –Detroit Free Press- The Detroit Institute of Arts is opening a permanent gallery for Japanese art that pairs traditional and contemporary works. Museum officials say the gallery, which opens Saturday, places objects in their original contexts and spaces, including tea rooms, Buddhist temples and domestic rooms. 詳しくは… Detroit Free Pressへ

0711, 2017

Japanese gallery opens at DIA –The Detroit News-

Jcden/ November 7, 2017/ PRESS

Japanese gallery opens at DIA –The Detroit News- by Michael Hodges, The Detroit News The arts of Japan, both traditional and contemporary, finally get the spotlight at the Detroit Institute of Arts with the opening Saturday of its new permanent Japanese gallery. Creating the exhibition “Stillness and Movement: Art from Japan” was a two-year process. The result is a small-but-striking