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An information session for the academic year 2018 will be held for prospective students and their guardians. In this session, which is followed by a question and answer session, our faculty will go through the course curriculum and admission…

How do the Olympic Games transform the faces of cities? How should we understand the relations between the Olympics, politics, economy, society and ideology? As a preparatory project for the international symposium ‘London…

Michelle Lim, art historian and curator based in New York and Singapore, will deliver a lecture open to the public as well as students of our University. Dr. Lim is also Assistant...

In this symposium, we will investigate the changes accompanying the 2012 London Olympics, the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics and the preparations for the 2020…

“In a society organized round objective psychological measurement, the power to listen is a potentially iconoclastic one,” writes William Davies in The Happiness Industry. “There is something radical about...

Digital technologies have increasingly reconfigured the roles and uses of art in public spaces. Not only have they come to question dichotomous spatial boundaries between the…

This exhibition attempts to search for flexible, elastic ways of living that are demanded by a contemporary world where life is no longer secure, as we face social environments that appear unstable due to natural…

Professor Yuko Hasegawa has been named the curator for the main project at the 7th International Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art: Clouds ⇄ Forests. Also, Seiha Kurosawa, a student at the Department of...

What is “Landscape” today? “Landscape” has had a great impact on our ways of thinking and perception as well as formations of fine arts. Reflecting changes in technology, economy and society in the age of globalization,...

The 17th Asian Art Biennale Bangladesh 2016 is open until the end of December, with Professor Hasegawa as one of its international juries. Answering the web media,…