7月26日、7月29日-30日、8月5日の三回に分けて、Global Costume & Global Art と題してLCCG・GHC共催シンポジウムを開催します。プリンストン大学の美術・考古学学部教授のダ・コスタ・カウフマン教授をお招きし、1500年から1800年頃の衣と美術品の世界的循環をテーマに発表と討論を重ねます。7月26日は京都工芸繊維大学、7月29-30日は九州大学西新プラザと九州国立博物館、8月5日は東京大学東洋文化研究所での開催となります。

"Global Costume & Global Art " Symposium Series  :

Jul 26^thKyoto,  Jul 29-30^th Fukuoka, Aug 5^th Tokyo 2017,

 

Co-Organized by LCCG (Linking Cloth-Clothing Globally)

and GHC(Global History Collaborative)

 

Symposium 1 (KYOTO) :

Global Circulations and Transformations: Art and Textile in East Asia 1540-1760

Date: 26 July 2017 

Venue: Kyoto Institute of Technology Hall at the 60^th Anniversary Building (1F)

京都工芸繊維大学60周年記念館一階ホール

Co-organized by LCCG (Linking Cloth-Clothing Globally :Scientific Grant-in-Aid(B), GHC  (Global History Collaborative) and Kyoto Institute of Technology

 

Organizer

1.       Miki Sugiura (Hosei University,GHC)

2.       Misato Ido (Kyoto Institute of Technology, GHC)

3.       Seishi Namiki (Kyoto Institute of Technology)

 

Program  (All titles are tentative)

1.       Thomas DaCosta Kaufmann (Princeton University)

Ranges of Response: Asian Appropriation of European Art and Culture (China, India, Japan, 16th to 18th Century)

2.       Michael North　(University of Greifswald)

Intermediation of Dutch Arts in East Asia

3.       Misato Ido (Kyoto Institute of Technology, GHC)

Beyond Style: Circulation and Transformation of the 'Bird-and-Flower Painting' in East Asia

4.       Katsura Washizu (Kyushu National Museum)

Exotic Garden: A Birds and Flowers Screen and the Export of Japanese Folding Screens in the 17^th century

5.       Masako Yoshida   (Kyoto City University of Arts)

The Global Circulation and Transformation of Two Types of Embroideries Introduced into Japan. From China to Japan, India, Europe and South America

6.       Atsuko Ukai (JSPS Special Researcher, GHC) 

Circulations of Kinkarakawa and Kinkaragami, gold-gilded leathers and papers in 17-19^th centuries

 

(There is a tour of Museum of Kyoto Institute of Technology after Lunch .)

 

Symposium 2 (FUKUOKA):

"Global Costume: Kosode, Dofuku, Banyan, Kebaya and Japanse Rok 1500-1850. A dialogue of Global Circulation between Art History, Economy and Material Culture"

 

Date: 29^th & 30^th July 2017

Venue: Nishijin Plaza Kyushu University (29^th and 30^th morning) , National Museum of Kyushu (30^th  afternoon) 九州大学西新プラザ、大会議室

Co-organised by LCCG (Linking Cloth-Clothing Globally: Scientific Grant-in-Aid(B), GHC (Global History Collaborative) Fukuoka Art Museum, and National Museum of Kyushu

 

Organizers

Miki Sugiura （Hosei Unviersity, LCCG and GHC）, Etsuko Iwanaga (Fukuoka City Art Museum), and Junko Aono (Kyushu University）

 

29^th July 9:30-18:00

1.       Thomas DaCosta Kaufmann (Princeton University)

 Tales of Trousers and other Things: A World History of Costume?

 

Panel 1 Inventing Global Costumes in 16^th-18^th century Japan

2.       Mihoko Oka (University of Tokyo) 

Jesuit's Attire in Japan  

3.       Miki Sugiura （Hosei Unviersity）

Tensho Boys' Embassy's Costume invention in 1580s

4.       Claire Cooper (Princeton University)

 Nanban, Kōmō, or Tōjin: Japanese Use of Costume to distinguish Foreign Residents in the 17th and 18th centuries

 

Panel 2 Kosode-Banyan-Kebaya connections revisited

5.       Ariane Fennetaux (University of Paris-Diderot)

Behind the Seams : material close reading of some early eighteenth-century banyan connections

6.       Keiko Suzuki (Ritsumeikan University)

Stencils made in Ise and used in Kyoto and the World

7.       Etsuko Iwanaga (Fukuoka City Art Museum)

The connecting points of Kosode, Banyan and Kebaya Revisited. Inventories of Japanese Women in Batavia.

 

Panel 3 People and Attire in 18^th century Port Cities

8.       Michael North　(University of Greifswald)

Sarong versus Western Clothing in Batavia, Malacca and Amsterdam　　　

9.       Peter Lee （Singapore, Peranakan Museum）

Dressing Badly in the Ports. Hybrid Experimental Fashion

 

During the conference, Kebaya and Baju-Banyan are demonstrated by the courtesy of Fukuoka Art Museum and M. Peter Lee.

 

30th July, 2017 9:30- 17:00

Panel 4 Costumes Portrayed

10.     Elizabeth Pilliod (Rutgers University)

Sixteenth Century Dress in Portraits around Bronzino

11.      Junko Aono (Kyushu University)

   The Japonse Rok in Seventeenth-Century Dutch Portraiture

 

Panel 5 Special Viewing 

14:00- 17:00 Special Viewing at Kyushu National Museum

 

Symposium 3 (TOKYO) :

"Global Costume: Connecting Global History and Global History of Art"

Venue: Institute of Advanced Studies on Asia, Tokyo University

Date: 5^th August, 2017 13:00-17:00

 

Thomas DaCosta Kaufmann (Princeton University)

'Who wore Pants? Connecting Global History and Global History of Art'  

Miki Sugiura (Hosei University,GHC)

'Global Costume 1540-1760. Contested and Circulated World Views'

 

Masashi Haneda (University of Tokyo, GHC) Commentator

Elizabeth Pilliod (Rutgers University) Commentator

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