Discussion Series
Session 1 “Debating and Dissecting the ‘Japan in Architecture’ Exhibition”
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Japan in Architecture Related Program
Conducted in Japanese
Featuring Iso Tatsuo and Miyazawa Hiroshi, who are the duo behind the popular Japanese Modern Architecture book series, along with architectural historian Igarashi Taro, this multifaceted talk examines the nature of Japanese architecture from the Meiji and Taisho periods through to the present day. It will offer insights and hints for getting more out of the “Japan in Architecture” exhibition.
As the Museum is open until 6 a.m. on the following morning due to “Roppongi Art Night 2018,” program participants can take their time to fully enjoy the exhibition after the Session ends.
- Date & Time
- 19:00-21:00, May 26 [Sat], 2018 (Doors Open: 18:30)
- Speakers
- Iso Tatsuo (Architectural Journalist)
Miyazawa Hiroshi (Editor-in-chief, Nikkei Architecture)
Igarashi Taro (Professor, Tohoku University Graduate School; Architectural Historian)
Maeda Naotake (Manager, Architecture and Design Programs, Mori Art Museum) - Moderator
- Kurakata Shunsuke (Architectural Historian; Associate Professor, Graduate School of Engineering Urban Engineering [Architecture], Osaka City University)
- Planning Support
- Nikkei Architecture
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