Treasures from Century Cultural Foundation: The Art at Peace -- Early Edo Culture thorough Books
The fall of Toyotomi-Family in 1615 brought about the peace which is called "Genna-Enbu". The word "Enbu" means putting arms in a warehouse and comes from "Shokyo". It is ordinary that the period of "Bun" (pens and peace) comes after the period of "Bu" (arms and war), represented as "Enbu-Shubun". While the culture of Azuchi-Momoyama has something momentary and decadance, the early Tokugawa does not have such brilliance, but wholesomeness and calmness. Commemorating the 400th anniversary from "Genna-Enbu", we exhibit mainly the books of early Edo-period. Please appreciate them with feeling the beuaty of the peace.
Date
2 March - 17 April 2015
Venue
The first venue : Exhibition Room in Keio University Library
The first venue:Keio University Art Space
Audience
Open to Anyone
Cost
Admission Free
Enquiries and bookings
Keio University Art Center
Exhibition[Treasures from Century Cultural Foundation]
Date
4. – 27. November 2015
The first venue(exhibition room in library):9 : 00〜18 : 20(Saturday:〜16 : 50), Closing Day: Sunday, Holiday and 20. — 21. November
The first venue(Art Space):10 : 00〜17 : 00, Closing Day: Sunday, Holiday and 20. November
Venue
The first venue(exhibition room in library):9 : 00〜18 : 20(Saturday:〜16 : 50), Closing Day: Sunday, Holiday and 20. — 21. November
The first venue(Art Space):10 : 00〜17 : 00, Closing Day: Sunday, Holiday and 20. November
108-8345 Mita 2-15-45, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Nearest Station
JR: Tamachi station on Yamanote - and KeihinTohoku Line
Subway: Mita station on Mita Line, Akabanebashi station on Oedo Line
Audience
Open to Anyone
Cost
Admission Free
Enquiries and bookings
Keio University Art Center
Organiser(s)
Organised by: Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, Keio University Art Center, Keio University Library
What's on
- SHOW-CASE PROJECT Extra-1 Motohiro Tomii: The Presence of Objects and Matters
- Introduction to Art Archive XXVII: Correspondence-Poetry or Letters and Affects—Shuzo Takiguchi and Shusaku Arakawa/Madeline Gins
- Correspondences and Hyōryūshi [Drifting-poetry]
- ラーニング・ワークショップ「放送博物館」で考えるーアナログ技術のこれまで・これから
- Ambarvalia XIV Junzaburo and the Fukuiku: A Fresh Look at Modernism and Its Impact
- The 39th Anniversary of Hijikata Tatsumi’s Death: Talking together about Hijikata Tatsumi