Report [The Japan Foundation]

The Potential of Asian thought : contemporary art symposium 1994

Editor(s):

Yasuko Furuichi
Izumi Kobayashi

Article(s):

Western-style Painting in Japan and the Development of Modernism and the Avant-gardMasato Ozaki

Proposals from the PresentToshio Shimizu

The Other Side of the Other: asian Artists in the WestRaiji Kuroda

Asian Art in the Posthegemonic WorldApinan Posyananda

How Far Can an Artist's Work Be affected by the West? Cultural aspects of Western and Asian ArtsZulkifli B. Yusoff

On Thought and ActionCai Guo Qiang

The Possibilities and Impossibilities of AsiaTatsuo Miyajima

Publisher(s):

Tokyo: The Japan Foudation ASEAN Culture Center

1994

Dates:

Oct. 14 - 15, 1994

Reort of symposium "The potential of Asian thought : contemporary art symposium 1994" organised by The Japan Foundatin ASEAN culture Centre.
Language: ENG

Symposium : "Asian contemporary art reconsidered" report

Editor(s):

Yasuko Furuichi
Aki Hoashi

Article(s):

East in the West: presentations of Contemporary Asian Art in the U.S.Vishakha N. Desai

Enriching EncountersCaroline Turner

Cultural Encounters through Contemporary ArtGremeMurray

SAM Is Not a Foreign NameKwok Kian Chow

Emergence of Asian Art GalleryMasahiro Ushiroshoji

Modern Asian Art: its Construction and ReconstructionJohn Clark

A Trap in MulticulturalismAkira Tatehata

In and Out of FocusHung Liu

Cultural Sentinels at the CrossroadsApinan Posyananda

The Possibilities of Contemporary Art as a Show BusinessTakashi Murakami

Publisher(s):

Tokyo: The Japan Foudation Asia Center

1997

Dates:

Oct. 10 - 11, 1997

Reort of international symposium "Asian contemporary art reconsidered" held at the Japan Foundation Forum
Language: JPN/ENG

International symposium 1999"Asian Art:Prospects for the Future"Report

Editor(s):

Yasuko Furuich

Article(s):

It's Me! -The Main Theme of China's Contemporary Art in the1990sLeng Lin

Sensibilily of New GenerationSeo Seongrok

Discoursing in Regional Contemporary Art in AsiaJim Supangkal

Back to the World: Anxiely and Exhilaration in Contemporary lndian ArtRanjit Hoskote

Asia':Enduring Stereotype or Black Hole?David Elliott

VVhy Australia?Rhana Devenport

Appropriating Alterity: The Museum and Contemporary Practice in SingaporeAhmad Mashadi

Who 'lntroduces' What to Whom and Why?Hideki Nakamura

Asian Art and the New Millenium: From Glocalism to Techno-ShamanismApinan Poshyananda

"Asian Art After the lnternet: Transcending the Regional Arenas of the Late 20th CenturyNiranjan Rajah

Turning our Eyes to lndividualityAkira Tatehala

Roundtable Discussion: Looking Back at Asian Contemporary Art during the 1990s

Publisher(s):

Tokyo: The Japan Foudation Asia Center

2000

Dates:

Aug. 20 - 21, 1999

Reort of international symposium "Asian Art:Prospects for the Future" held at the Japan Foundation Forum.
Language: JPN/ENG

International Symposium 2002 "Asia in Transition: Representation and identity"Report

Editor(s):

Yasuko Furuichi

Article(s):

Asia: Co-figurative identificationNaoki Sakai

Tenshin(Okakura Kakuzo)'s View of Asia and the Position of The Ideals of the EastShinya Koizumi

The Genelogy of Asian ImaginariesWang Hui

Indonesia's AsiaGoenawan Mohamad

Globalism and the Vanity of Its SystemLee Yong Woo

A Trojan Horse?: Multiculturalism in International Art ExhibitionsAkira Tatehata

The Rules of Culture: Exhibition and the Politics of KnowledgeTony Bennett

Art and TrousersDavid Elliott

India in PerformanceAnmol Vellani

Zhang Yimou's Not One Less: The Fable of a MigrationRey Chow

Reflecting on the Symposium

Publisher(s):

Tokyo: The Japan Foudation Asia Center

2003

Dates:

Dec. 13 - 14, 2002

Reort of international symposium "Asia in Transition: Representation and identity" held at The Japan Foundation Conference Hall, Tokyo.
Language: JPN/ENG

Internationalsymposium 2005 "Cubism in Asia: Unbounded Dialogues"Report

Editor(s):

Yasuko Furuichi

Article(s):

Why Cubism?Akira Tatehata

The Reputation of Cubism in 1930s Japan: Modernism, Academism, and AmericaToshiharu Omuka

Cubism in the Paris of the EastShen Kuiyi

The Discursive Space of "Asian Cubism"John Clark

Art and Culture in the Third Space: The Case of IndonesiaJim Spangkat

Translucent Traces of People: Peasant and Proletariat in Philippine CubismPatrick D. Flores

Nayang Modernism: Between IdealismsAhmad Mashadi

Representation of Women in "Cubism in Asia"Kim Young-na

Representation of Women and Imaginary PowerMasayuki Tanaka

Asian Possessions of the Cubist Body: "Home from Home"Bert Winther-Tamaki

Asian Cubism and "Narrative"Masahiro Ushiroshoji

Cubist Aesthetics and Narrative Strategies in Postrevolutionary Mexican ArtKaren Cordero Reiman

Narrative CubismAkira Tatehata

Reflecting on the Symposium

Publisher(s):

Tokyo: The Japan Foundation

2006

Dates:

Oct. 10 - 11, 2005

Reort of international symposium "Cubism in Asia: Unbounded Dialogues" held at The Japan Foundation Conference Hall, Tokyo.
Language: JPN/ENG

International Symposium 2008 "Count 10 Before You Say Asia: Asian Art after Postmodernism" Report

Editor(s):

Yasuko Furuichi

Article(s):

Asian Contemporary Art in Japan and the Ghost of ModernityKenji Kajiya

The Curatorial Turn in Southeast Asia and the Afterlife of the ModernPatrick D. Flores

Chinese Contemporary Art:In Between the Global and the LocalFan Di'an

At the Crossroads of Cultural Clash: In the Case of Suh Do HoKim Bog-gi

Huang Yong Ping and the Agitation of the West and the EastYukihiro Hirayoshi

Becoimg India: The "Locality" of Subodh GuptaTadashi Kanai

Locating Authensticity: is this Asian Dress? Hybridity and Postcolonial Identity in the PhilippinesFlorina H. Capistrano-Baker

An Inquiry into the "Modern" Through Drawing: Yoshitomo Nara, Empathy, and LocalizationKenjiro Hosaka

The Politics of the "Decorative"Masayuki Tanaka

Publisher(s):

Tokyo: The Japan Foundation

2009

Dates:

Nov. 22 - 23, 2008

Reort of international symposium "Count 10 Before You Say Asia: Asian Art after Postmodernism" held at JFIC Hall "SAKURA," the Japan Foundation.
Language: JPN/ENG