Japan Gallery opens at the DIA –Local4-
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
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
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
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…
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
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
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
Japan Cultural Days – eventful JAPAN CULTURAL DAYS: FOOD DEMONSTRATION Celebrate the opening of the DIA’s new Japan Gallery with two days of events focusing on the arts and culture of Japan. At three times during each day, Japanese Pastry Chefs Motohiro Inaba and Rio Asano will demonstrate a simple, handmade dessert “chick” that the audience also can make. The
DIA Launches Gallery for Japanese Art -CBS Detroit- DETROIT (WWJ/AP) – 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… CBS Detroitへ
2017-Detroit: Japan Cultural Days – curturalnews.com DETROIT – The Detroit Institute of Arts will open its newly installed gallery of Japanese art on Saturday, Nov. 4. Traditional masterpieces will be displayed alongside contemporary objects to explore the complementary qualities of stillness and movement inherent in many Japanese artworks. Visitors are invited to imagine the object in their original contexts and
Japan Cultural Days – DIA Official Site Celebrate the opening of the DIA’s new Japan Gallery with two days of events focusing on the arts and culture of Japan. The Japan Cultural Days are sponsored by JBSD Foundation, Toyota, DENSO, Detroit Aisin Group Companies, Toyoda Gosei North American Corporation, Toyota Tsusho America Inc., Toyota Boshoku America, Inc., Delta Airlines, Nissan