Tama Design University (多摩美術大学 TUB)にて講義があります．

Title 愛と共感の場をデザインするために
Date 6月24日，17:00~
Site Online / 東京都港区赤坂9-7-1 ミッドタウン・タワー5F
URL https://tub.tamabi.ac.jp/tdu/lecture/949/


About Tama Design University
ヴァーチャル大学「Tama Design University」は、第二弾として「サーキュラーとデザイン」に焦点を当てた講義シリーズを展開します。この分野で研究や活動されている幅広い講師陣をお招きし、大量消費やエネルギー依存から生じる環境破壊と気候変動に関する様々な課題に対して、デザインがどのように貢献できるのかを探求します。ライブ配信が中心ですが、会場も設けています。デザイン関係者はもちろんのこと、研究者やこれまでデザインに触れてこなかった方々も、共に循環性（サーキュラリティ）について深く考える機会になることを目指します。

Talk event with artist Olafur Eliasson and curator Yuko Hasegawa on "Circular Museum", hosted by MoMA’s Ambasz Institute and ART 2030.

Fri, Jun 9, 10:00–11:30 a.m.
Online
URL: https://www.moma.org/calendar/events/8822

EPISODE 4: The Journey to Sustainability Onsite
The Circular Museum, a collaboration between MoMA’s Ambasz Institute and ART 2030, is a virtual panel discussion series inviting artists, museum directors, curators, exhibition designers, and other museum practitioners from around the world to talk about their efforts to address the climate crisis through their work. In six episodes, the series explores how incorporating sustainability and circularity into various levels of museum practice is not only urgent but desirable.

The fourth episode brings together artist Olafur Eliasson and curator Yuko Hasegawa to revisit their collaboration on the exhibition Sometimes the river is the bridge at Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo in 2020. Having approached the project as a pilot for ‘sustainable exhibition making, the exhibition resulted in displays of artworks powered by solar panels and recorded drawings of their low-emission transport journey from Berlin to Tokyo. This conversation revisits the challenges and successes of a pilot and unfolds upon its learnings for sustainable artistic and curatorial practices today.

Speakers:
Yuko Hasegawa
Olafur Eliasson

Moderators:
Carson Chan, Director of Emilio Ambasz Institute for the Study of the Built and Natural Environment at MoMA
Luise Faurschou, Founder & CEO of ART 2030

Yuko Hasegawa will give a lecture at Ca' Foscari University on May 8th.

Details are as follows.

Title:
"Art and New Ecology : Japanese Contemporary Art and Culture "

Time:
8th May 2023 , from 11:00 am (UCT)

Room:
S. Sebastiano room 23

See also
http://yukohasegawa.jp/exhibition/art-and-new-ecology/

Yuko Hasegawa will give a lecture at University of Milan on May 5. This lecture is part of the seminar for the Art Section of conference organized by the doctoral school.

Details are as follows.

Title:
"Anticipated Politics of Japanese Contemporary Art"

Time:
from 14:00 to 15:20 (UCT)

Room:
Sala Crociera Alta Studi Umanistici, Via Festa del Perdono n. 7, Milan

Moderators:
Eleonora Lanza and Giulia Zompa

The exhibition "Symbiosis" open at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles.

Dates
04.15.2023 (Sat.) – 07.05.2023 (Wed.)

Hours
Mon. – Fri. | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM (PDT)
Sat. – Sun. | 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM (PDT)

Location
JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles , Gallery, Level 2

URL
https://www.japanhousela.com/exhibitions/symbiosis-living-island-inujima-art-house-project/


In biology, the word “symbiosis” refers to two organisms living together, each strengthened by the close association. Socially, the term is used for a mutually beneficial relationship between people or groups. The exhibition Symbiosis: Living Island, on view at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles from April 15 to July 5, 2023, explores the groundbreaking Inujima “Art House Project,” designed to revitalize Inujima, a depopulated Japanese island, by integrating contemporary art. The project has created a unique symbiosis between art, architecture, community, and ecology that will nurture and sustain the island for many years to come.

The archive of the final lecture by Yuko Hasegawa is now available.

Title: 'Art History for Tomorrow - History Woven through Curatorial Practice'

Description: Professor Yuko Hasegawa will discuss “Art History” in her last lecture at Tokyo University of the Arts. Professor Hasegawa studied at the university as a self-confessed ‘daughter of art history’ and has since entered the field of curation, working as a critic and curator. It has been a time of witnessing and being involved in the history of ‘art’ as it is produced and told before our eyes. l’histoire is a narrative, and each history of art is different depending on whose narrative it is. This lecture will be on ‘lived art history’ by Professor Hasegawa, who has been tracing the post-1980s trend from postmodernity to post-conceptual and post-Internet, and has been exchanging the past, history and the present, as well as the site and the audience through the exhibition and the exchange of actuality.

URL：https://youtu.be/Jcyr4SWqshg

Prof. Hasegawa(Kaneko) Yuko, is invited to Ca' Foscari University of Venice - Department of Philosophy as a Visiting Professor to provide her intellectual work to activate the course Curatorship and to accomplish research activities in collaboration with Prof. Burini Silvia (Associate Professor) from 1 March 2023 to 31 May 2023.

Website : https://www.unive.it/pag/13526

Professor Yuko Hasegawa of the Graduate School of Global Arts will retire at the end of March this year. Yuko Hasegawa has served for a long time as a specialist in curation and art criticism. Global Arts department is pleased to present a special lecture as Professor Hasegawa’s final lecture. Anyone is welcome to attend.

Date: 18 March (Sat), 2023, 15:00-17:00
Place: Lecture Room 1, Central Building, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts (open to the public)
‘Art History for Tomorrow – History Woven through Curatorial Practice’
Language: Japanese/English (English interpretation available)
Reservation page: https://forms.gle/wYAoZQFngE1phb3M9

*Reservation page for Hasegawa Lab students and alumni: https://forms.gle/3it2zsnjQdVMk8HS6
*Please note that the number of seats is limited and will be closed when the number of participants reaches the maximum.
*There will be no online delivery.

Description : Professor Yuko Hasegawa will discuss “Art History” in her last lecture at Tokyo University of the Arts. Professor Hasegawa studied at the university as a self-confessed ‘daughter of art history’ and has since entered the field of curation, working as a critic and curator. It has been a time of witnessing and being involved in the history of ‘art’ as it is produced and told before our eyes. l’histoire is a narrative, and each history of art is different depending on whose narrative it is. This lecture will be on ‘lived art history’ by Professor Hasegawa, who has been tracing the post-1980s trend from postmodernity to post-conceptual and post-Internet, and has been exchanging the past, history and the present, as well as the site and the audience through the exhibition and the exchange of actuality.

Yuko Hasegawa will be a member of the judging panel of the Quasi Rising.

Qasimi Rising is a new incubator program launched by the British Arab label Qasimi, aimed at supporting emerging labels and nurturing new talent in the fashion industry. It will accept applications from designers and choose two to mentor over the next three years, with a focus on helping them hone their craftsmanship, creativity, and aesthetic sense, as well as helping them become responsible entrepreneurs with a clear plan for future growth.

Article : Vogue Business

More Info : Official Page

An interview with Yuko Hasegawa about the Thailand Biennale is now available.

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