Top Global University Project at Keio University
Butoh: A Body Over the Edge
Half a century has passed since the premiere of Tatsumi Hijikata's performance "Kinjiki" (1959), and now Butoh is spreading beyond national and regional borders. Performances and workshops are taking place all over the world, and research on Butoh is flourishing more than ever.
“Butoh: A Body Over the Edge" aims to connect international trends in Butoh practice and studies with domestic developments. In addition, we actively promote the research activities of the Tatsumi Hijikata Archive at Keio University Art Center.
Since December 2014
- Contact
Keio University Art Center
pj.ca.oiek.c-tra@ammoh
03-5427-1621, Morishita, Homma
News and Activities
- Panel sessions: Ecology of Butoh/Performance Archives
- The Art of Hijikata Tatsumi: From Dance Experience to Dance Method
Events
- Digitizing and Cataloging of Performance and Exhibition Video Records from the post-1970s
- Digitalization and Recording of Video Art Related Materials of Ko Nakajima and VIC
- Cultural Narrative of a City
- “Architecture of Keio” Project
- Video Information Center and Documentation of Art in 1970s Japan
- #MuseumFromHome at KUAC
- SHOW-CASE project
- Research Project on Tokyo Biennale 1970
- Meeting Artists in Keio
- Genetic Engine
- Butoh: A Body Over the Edge
- Arts Management educational program
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