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Category: Talk
Feel the Heart of Japanese Kitchen Utensils: KAMA-ASA Pop-up shop at Sway Gallery London
Feel the Heart of Japanese Kitchen Utensils KAMA-ASA Pop-up shop at Sway Gallery London DATES: 13th – 25th May 2019 OPENING RECEPTION: 13th May 2019, […]
Lost in Transition by Vanessa Milito Rodriguez
LOST IN TRANSITION – Watercolors & Woodblock Prints between the East and the West – by Vanessa Milito Rodriguez DATES: 1st August – 28th August […]
MADE IN JAPAN Tableware – Japanese ceramics for everyday use – pop up at Sway Gallery London
DATES: 6th -28th March 2020 After their first successful pop up in London, in July 2019, Made in Japan is back with even more beautiful […]
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Master – An Ainu Story by Adam Isfendiyar
Master – An Ainu Story by Adam Isfendiyar DATES: 22nd March – 10th April PRIVATE VIEW: Thursday 21st March 18:00-20:00 RSVP: https://bit.ly/2SNdv9K ARTIST TALK: 4th […]
Thus Have I Heard: Sound and Buddhism in Japan
The foundational status of the phrase ‘Thus Have I Heard’ within the transmission of Buddhist teachings suggests a primary importance for sound and the act […]
AKIKO BAN: Innervisions
AKIKO BAN: Innervisions DATES: 14th – 25th February 2019 PRIVATE VIEW: Wednesday 13th February 18:00 – 20:00 (Please contact us via info@sway-gallery.com if you wish […]
Japan in Landscape by Matthew Phinn
JAPAN IN LANDSCAPE by Matthew Phinn DATES: 11th – 29th January 2019 PRIVATE VIEW: Thursday, 10th January, 18:00-20:00; Artist talk at 19:00 RSVP […]
Shakuhachi Symposium
The Shakuhachi Symposium is an academic conference with on the one hand, a narrow focus on the Japanese bamboo flute shakuhachi, but which, on the […]
World Shakuhachi Festival 2018
The World Shakuhachi Festival 2018 brings together many of the world’s best performers of the shakuhachi, the Japanese bamboo flute, from all continents. It presents, […]
UKIYO-E AND IMPRESSIONISTS
UKIYO-E AND IMPRESSIONISTS Opening event: 2nd August 2018, from 6pm till 8pm Dates: 3rd – 31st August 2018 in collaboration with Japanese Gallery Japanese woodblock […]
Kokeshi from Tohoku with Love
Kokeshi are traditional wooden dolls that and are characterized by their lack of arms or legs. They are produced in the Tohoku region of Japan and […]
The Power of Calligraphy
The calligrapher and artist Misuzu Kosaka has produced striking, highly original art works that have been incorporated into book designs, restaurant decors and commemorated major […]
Haruko Fujii
When the cultural organisation Japan Tide approached Leyden Gallery with the concept of an exhibition of promoting older Japanese women artists (all in their 70s) […]
Translation and the public dissemination of science in Meiji-era Japan – with Ruselle Meade
The use of a single term, hon’yaku, to describe translation during the Meiji era belies the wide diversity of practices identified by this word. This diversity […]