KCC House Concert with Halcyon Quartet
Date/Time: Tuesday 25 July, 7pm Venue: Korean Cultural Centre UK ARTISTS: Halcyon Quartet Claudia Fuller violin I Leidy Sinclair violin…
The Present and Future of Financial Technology – A tool for financial inclusion with Doreming
We increasingly hear references to ‘FinTech’ in our everyday. No longer solely a topic of interest to the financial or…
The Tea House in Kyoto – A History of Design Exhibition
From the cultured court of Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa in the eastern hills or ‘Higashiyama’ above Kyoto in 15th century Japan,…
Japanese Cultural Studies outside of Japan – its current status and future perspectives
This is the concluding day of an international conference titled ‘Japanese Cultural Studies outside of Japan – its current status…
Jiro Takamatsu: The Temperature of Sculpture
The Japan Foundation is delighted to support the first institutional solo exhibition of Jiro Takamatsu to take place outside of…
The Life and Work of Jiro Takamatsu – Talk by Yumiko Chiba
An influential artist, theorist and teacher in the 1960s and 1970s, Jiro Takamatsu (1936-98) is central to the development of…
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KCC House Concert with Halcyon Quartet
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The Present and Future of Financial Technology – A tool…
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The Tea House in Kyoto - A History of Design Exhibition
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Japanese Cultural Studies outside of Japan – its curren…
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Jiro Takamatsu: The Temperature of Sculpture
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The Life and Work of Jiro Takamatsu - Talk by Yumiko Ch…
Gen Nakaoka is in the second grade at the local elementary school. He is living with his parents, an older sister and a younger brother. His mother is pregnant…
The Japan Foundation is delighted to support Mr Potsunen’s Peculiar Slice of Life, a one-man show by the award-winning performance artist Kentaro Kobayashi. Following the show’s sold-out run in…
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International Workshop on Reflective Transitions of Politics in Japanese Art
This workshop will kick-off a research-based investigation into how contemporary Japanese arts have been shaped by political forces, from wartime militarism to the ‘neoliberal world order’.…
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The Tea House in Kyoto – A History of Design Exhibition
From the cultured court of Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa in the eastern hills or ‘Higashiyama’ above Kyoto in 15th century Japan, sprung…
Jiro Takamatsu: The Temperature of Sculpture
The Japan Foundation is delighted to support the first institutional solo exhibition of Jiro Takamatsu to take place outside of Japan,…
‘Rehearsals from the Korean Avant-Garde Performance Archive’
Korean Cultural Centre UK, 1-3 Strand, London, WC2N 5BW Dates: 27 June – 19 August, 2017 The Korean Cultural Centre UK…
A History of the Japanese Print
Tiger Tanuki presents a unique sales exhibition, tracing the history of the Japanese print from the classic ukiyo-e (‘pictures of the…
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This workshop will kick-off a research-based investigation into how contemporary Japanese arts have been shaped by political forces, from wartime…
We increasingly hear references to ‘FinTech’ in our everyday. No longer solely a topic of interest to the financial or…
This is the concluding day of an international conference titled ‘Japanese Cultural Studies outside of Japan – its current status…
An influential artist, theorist and teacher in the 1960s and 1970s, Jiro Takamatsu (1936-98) is central to the development of…
I’M OK, I’M PIG! by Kim Hyesoon
How to become a Benshi! Silent Cinema and the Art of Live Narration
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London Korean Film Night: It’s Not Her Sin
Produced during the ‘golden age’ of Korean cinema, It’s Not Her Sin tells the story of Seong-hui, wife of the diplomat Baek Sang-ho. After shooting at her husband’s mistress, Yeong-suk, Seong-hui is arrested by the police. With the media…
Barefoot Gen （はだしのゲン）
Gen Nakaoka is in the second grade at the local elementary school. He is living with his parents, an older sister and a younger brother. His mother is pregnant and is expecting to give birth soon. Although the family…
The Japanese House: I Was Born, But… with live piano and Benshi narration
In conjunction with the exhibition The Japanese House and Benshi event on 23 June, Barbican present a screening of Yasujiro Ozu’s early comedy I Was Born, But…, one of the few surviving examples of Ozu’s silent period filmmaking, featuring…
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Hansik, It’s a Global Brand Now
“We will promote the Hansik, pride of the Hallyu, at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics 2018” Korean Food Foundation (KFF) announced ’10 Global Hansik Dishes’ to…
