慶應義塾大学アート・センター　Keio University Art Center

Keio University Mita Campus in 1951: The Birth of Noguchi Room　Architecture of Keio / Symposium

It is Yoshiro Taniguchi who was entrusted with the restoration plan of Mita campus which was damaged by WWII.
Isamu Noguchi came to Japan, a sculptor who was the same age as Taniguchi and had a relationship to Keio UniversityーーAn encounter of the two artists gave birth to a architectual space.

Last year, the exhibition "Noguchi Room Revisited" was held. It focused on the establishing period of the space which has been called "Noguchi Room" for a long time in the University.
This year, taking the archievement and the related survey of the exhibition, we hold a symposium and think about the problem between the architecture and the record & memory.

Date

28 November 2015, 13:30 - 16:00

Venue

Keio University (Mita), South school building room 475

Audience

Open to anyone

Cost

Free

Enquiries and bookings

Keio University Art Center (Watanabe, Homma)

Conference

Date

28 November 2015, 13:30 - 16:00

Venue

Keio University (Mita), South school building room 475

2-15-45, Mita, Minato, Tokyo, 108-8345
8 min. walk from JR Tamachi station, Subway Mita station.

Audience

Open to anyone

Cost

Free

Booking

No booking required

Lecturer/Performer

Hideo Tomita(Kyusyu Industry University), Toshiya Echizen(Doshisya University), Hiroyo Ishikawa(Keio University DMC Research Center), Yoko Watanabe(Keio University Art Center), Yu Homma(Keio University Art Center)

Timetable

13:30 Lecture

Yoko Watanabe(Keio University Art Center)
Toshiya Echizen(Doshisya University)
Hideo Tomita(Kyusyu Industry University)
Hiroyo Ishikawa(Keio University DMC Research Center)+ Yu Homma(Keio University Art Center)

15:30 Question and Answer Session

16:00 After the closing, seeing former Noguchi Room (planning)

※ Please note that the program may change without notice. 

Enquiries and bookings

Keio University Art Center (Watanabe, Homma)

Organiser(s)

Organized by: Keio University Art Center

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