035 At the Cutting Edge of the Scene: Media Art and Architecture from Japan
2013.9. 1
September 2013
035 At the Cutting Edge of the Scene: Media Art and Architecture from Japan
Top Story
"What is Media Art?"--Curators from Japan and Southeast Asia Explore Today's Meaning of Media Art
Keiko Okamura, Curator, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography
Daiya Aida, Chief Educator, Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media (YCAM)
Hiroyuki Hattori, Curator, Aomori Contemporary Art Centre (ACAC), Aomori Public University
Contributed Article
KENCHIKU / Architecture from Japan
Makoto Shin Watanabe, Architect and professor at Hosei University
Pedro Gadanho, Curator of Contemporary Architecture, The Museum of Modern Art, New York (MoMA)
Christian Teckert, Architect and curator, professor at Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Germany
Hsieh Tsungche, Assistant professor at Asia University, Taiwan
Taro Igarashi, Artistic Director of the Aichi Triennale 2013, professor at Tohoku University Graduate School
Serialized Essay
06 Sputniko! Joins to MIT Media Lab and then Makes a Visit to London (Part 2)
Sputniko!
Relay Essay
Cultural Diplomacy - Opportunities and Limits of Soft Power in Foreign Policy (Part 1)
Kurt-Jürgen Maaß
Honorary Professor of University of Tübingen, Germany
Feature Story
A Learning Journey to Japan: Superintendent of a U.S. Public School District Aiming to Strengthen the U.S.-Japan Friendship
Dick Cvitanich
Superintendent of Olympia School District, Olympia, Washington
Young Female Players of Traditional Japanese Music to Visit Latin America and Perform with Famous "Folklore" Musicians
Chie Hanawa, Tsugaru shamisen player
Yoshimi Tsujimoto, Shakuhachi player
Theater from Tohoku: Spiritual Exchange beyond Remembrance of the Earthquake Disaster and History between Japan, China, and Korea
Koji Hasegawa, Artistic director of performing arts at the Aomori Museum of Art,
writer and director of "SHUGEN ~Celebration/Expression~"
Park Kun-hyung, Playwright and director from Korea
Yu Rongjun, Playwright and director of the Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center
Web Magazine Wochi Kochi
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