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FUKAMI, a dive into Japanese aesthetic　From July 14 to August 21, 2018　Curator: Prof.Yuko Hasegawa

Tradition and modernity, blur and form, ephemeral and eternity, two opposite sides of the same element: Japanese aesthetics or the art of the coexistence of….

The Exhibition "Count the Waves: Visualizing Invisibility" Curated by Students Will Open Soon.

As a part of Professor Yuko Hasegawa’s course “Arts Studies and Curatorial Practices Seminar,” an exhibition curated by five students majoring in Curation of GA will be held, from March 21 to April 7, at the Chinretsukan Gallery, Tokyo University of the Arts…

Special Lecture: Arts and Culture in the Age of Globalization
“Thumbs that Type and Swipe” By Lauren Boyle [DIS]

DIS is a New York based collective best known for DIS Magazine (2010-2017), and curating the 9th Berlin…

Master Thesis Presentation 2019

The Graduate School of Global Arts will organize its 2019 Master’s thesis presentation as follows. 12 students will give presentations over three days, along with presentations by guest commentators. We would like to welcome everyone to…

Special Seminar by Professor Ian Condry (MIT)
Sound, Learning and Democracy: Spatial Mixes, Mobile Speakers, and our Post-Media Future

Ian Condry is a cultural anthropologist interested in globalization from below, that is, cultural movements…

FUKAMI, a dive into Japanese aesthetic　From July 14 to August 21, 2018　Curator: Prof.Yuko Hasegawa

The Exhibition "Count the Waves: Visualizing Invisibility" Curated by Students Will Open Soon.

Special Lecture: Arts and Culture in the Age of Globalization
“Thumbs that Type and Swipe” By Lauren Boyle [DIS]

Master Thesis Presentation 2019

Special Seminar by Professor Ian Condry (MIT)
Sound, Learning and Democracy: Spatial Mixes, Mobile Speakers, and our Post-Media Future

THIS CAN BE OUR HOME
Group Show, Curator Stephen Sarrazin

Special Lecture: Alicja Rogalska
"Exercising Possibilities"

Talk Event "Where is a border?" by GAP × GA