2022年、デザイナー三宅一生の国立デザインミュージアム設立宣言から 10 年を経て、あらためてデザインミュージアムの現在と未来の可能性を考えます。近年、人びとの生活にかかわるデザイン、工芸、プロダクトなどをテーマとする展覧会が増えていますが、日本にはいまだ国立のデザインミュージアムは存在しません。デザインをミュージアムの領域にいかに組み込んでいくのかという課題、そして日本でのデザインミュージアムのあり方についての議論をさらに推し進めるべき時期にあると考えます。
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日時：7月9日（土） 13：30 -17：00
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共催：お茶の水女子大学グローバルリーダーシップ研究所・デザイン史学研究会
後援：お茶の水女子大学生活科学部生活文化学講座・津田塾大学言語文化研究所「 都市・女性・モダニティ」研究会

日時：2021年12月11日（土）13:00-16:30
場所：オンライン開催
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プログラム
13:00-13:10　開催趣旨 門田園子 (お茶の水女子大学グローバルリーダーシップ研究所)
13:10-13:40　基調講演 神野由紀 (関東学院大学)
　「日常生活のデザイン文化史研究- 室内空間と趣味の問題を例に」
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第一部： 司会 　菅靖子 (津田塾大学)
13:40-14:00 角山朋子 (神奈川大学)
「『世紀末ウィーン』後を追って」
14:00-14:20 後藤礼圭 (津田塾大学)
「越境する袖：アール・デコ期イギリスのファッション再考」
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第二部： 司会 　鈴木禎宏 (お茶の水女子大学)
14:30-14:50
遠藤佳奈子 (お茶の水女子大学)
「明治2-30 年代家事教科書における「季節」概念について」
14:50-15:10
佐々木朋子 [ お茶の水女子大学]
「くらしのなかの化粧 – 大正・昭和初期の婦人雑誌に着目して」
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15:20-16:10　パネル・ディスカッション

Design of the Olympic Games
Organizer: Tsuda University, Design History Workshop Japan
In Collaboration with: Suga Project, The Institute for Research in Language and Culture, Tsuda University
Date: 13:00 – 17:00 14th July, 2018
Venue: Sendagaya campus, Tsuda University
www.tsuda.ac.jp/en/access.html
　
　

1　13:00‐13:50

Introduction
Toshino Iguchi, Chair, Design History Workshop Japan; Vice-president, Saitama University

Keynote Speech
Projecting Britain through Design: The London Olympics of 1948
(“the Austerity Games”) and the London Olympics of 2012 (and ’Big Society’).
Jonathan M Woodham, Emeritus Professor, University of Brighton

　
　

2　14:00‐15:30

Panel presentation
Masaru Katsumi in the Olympic Organizing Committee
Mika Nishimura, Professor, Meisei University

Emblems of the Tokyo Olympic Games
Takuya Kida, Professor, Musashino Art University

Typography for the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games
Masayuki Yamamoto, Associate Professor, Gifu University

Olympic Games and International Movement of Standardization of Pictograms
Hisayasu Ihara, Professor, Kyushu University

After an Affair: The Installation Designs between 1964 Tokyo Olympics
and 1967 Montreal Expo
Yasutaka Tsuji, Assistant Professor, Keio University

1964/2020 Comparison of Olympic Design
Takemi Kuresawa, Professor, Tokyo University of Technology
　
　

3　15:40‐17:00

Discussion
Discussant: Toshino Iguchi
　
　
Flyer PDF

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Nippon Product

Date : 9th July 2016 14:00-17:00　　
Place: Large Meeting Room, 4F, E-Building, Kobe University.
＊Free Admission, This Symposium Does Not Require Reservation.
　

13:30　Acceptance
14:00　Opening remarks
14:05　Patr1
1. Ikuta Yuki, Mie Prefectural Art Museum
KATAGAMI Rediscovered: Traditional Crafts as a Catalyzer

2. Kawakami Hinako, Setsunan University
The Influences of Lacquer Artist Seizo Sugawara on Furniture, Interior, and Architecture Works of Eileen Gray

3. Onohara Noriko, University of Hyogo
Reception of Kimono Culture in Contemporary British Fashion

16:00　Part2　Panel Discussion
　(1hour)

Flyer PDF

Suits and Kimono: Reconsidering Japanese Modern Fashion
　　
517, University building B, Kyoto Women’s University
www.kyoto-wu.ac.jp/access/index.html
　
　
　
　
13:30　Acceptance
14:00　Opening remarks
14:05　Patr1
1. Lars Bertram, Saitama University
The Role of the Suits during the Japanese Modernization:
Metamorphosis from an alien object to the symbol of salary men

2. Mitsuhashi Junko, Meiji University
There were no modern girls wearing kimono? :Meisen as modern fashion

3. Narumi Hiroshi, Kyoto Women’s University
What is ‘youfuku’? : A critical comment on the western clothes ideology

16:00　Part2　Panel Discussion
　
　

「デザイン資源の現状と課題」シンポジウム
Date: 22 November 2014, at 14.00-18.00
Place: Underground auditorium, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
3-1 Kitanomaru Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, JAPAN
www.momat.go.jp

＊No reservation required, event is free

Paneler
Part 1
Professor Catherine Moriarty　
　(Curatorial Director, University of Brighton Design Archives)
Theme: ICOGRADAアーカイブについて

Part 2
Michiyo HONJO (Musashino Art University Museum & Library）
Theme: 武蔵野美術大学のデザイン・アーカイブ

Part 3
Hideyuki KIDO（DNP Foundation for Cultural Promotion）
Theme: 田中一光アーカイヴ

Part 4
Sachiko KODAMA（University of Electoro-Communication）
Theme: デザイン表現の知的財産権をめぐる問題

Japanese Urban Everyday Life & Design

Date and time: 19th July 2014 14:00〜17:00
Location: Aoyama Gakuin University, Astudio Hall
ticket-search.pia.jp/pia/venue/venue_access_map.do?venueCd=AYGS
＊No reservation required, event is free
　
　
Many specialists have noted that as Japanese society became economically mature at the beginning of 21st century, the envisaged goals of future visions and growth started disappearing under the burgeoning development of consumer society and media. However, this state was disrupted by the Tohoku earthquake and these new unexpected conditions that resulted in halted decisions left us alerted towards the fragility of temporary structures of growth and wealth, and cultural and technological progress.
Three years have passed and life in the cities returned more or less to normal, yet the unsettling feeling of anxiety and suspicion remained present in the society and some people even feel embarrassed when looking back at their blind believe in superficial wealth in the period prior to the earthquake.
Prompted by this new understanding of the current state and shift in our value system, we shall reconsider the implications of rich variety within the city life, connections between Japanese approach to design and society and finally, how specific or even unique this approach is.
The first part of the symposium will present three presenters and their views that share the same point of departure which is Kon Wajiro’s Modernologio, a concept that resulted from Kon’s exploration of post-1923 earthquake development of consumer society. The second section will be devoted to discussion of ides presented between the speakers and the audience.

Part 1
Narumi Hiroshi (Professor, Kyoto Women’s University)
Potential for Slow Fashion ?

Kuroishi Izumi (Professor, Aoyama Gakuin University)
Design of cosiness

Makabe Tomoharu (Project developer)
Theory of kawai　　　　

Part 2 Panel discussion
Moderator: Kuroishi Izumi

TRANSCULTURAL INSPIRATIONS：MODERNIST ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN IN GLOBAL CONTEXT

13 July 2013, at 14.00-17.00
Waseda University
　
　
　
　
Programme
Part 1: Keynote Speech
Fujimori Terunobu, (Kogakuin University& University of Tokyo)
Theme: Japan versus Europe ― The Contest for the First Modernist Architecture
　
　
Part 2: Panel Discussion
Tanaka Atsuko (Axess Residential Design and Research)
Theme: The way to the International Style: Tsuchiura Kameki’s Residential Design and the Correspondence with Richard Neutra

Hiromitsu Umemiya (Kobe University)
Theme: Reception and Evolution of Euroamerican Avant-garde Theatre Design in Kawakita Renshichiro’s Architectural Plans

Helena Capkova (Waseda University)
Theme: Transnational networkers ? Yamawaki Iwao and Michiko’s Japanese Modernist Design

Sarah Teasley (School of Humanities, Royal College of Art)
Theme: Modernism is in the making: Furniture manufacturing and global networks

Discussant
Tadokoro Shinosuke (Nihon University)
Coordinator : Helena Capkova (Waseda University)

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Oriental Modernity: East Asian Design History 1920-1990

14 July 2012, at 14.00-17.00
The National Museum of Modern Art Tokyo
　
　
　
　
　
Programme
Part 1: Keynote Speech
Hida Toyoro (Akita Municipal Junior College Of Arts and Crafts)

Part 2: Panel Discussion
Kikuchi Yuko (University of the Arts London)
Theme: Making a Transnational Design History in East Asia: Yen Shuilong’s Craft-Design Movement

Ling Wessie (University of the Arts London)
Theme: Trans/national production: The authenticity of Chinese fashion

Lee Yunah (University of Brighton)
Theme: Probing on the authenticity of Koreanness in the transnational context: Korean graphic design in 1970s and 1980s

Suga Yasuko (Tsuda University)
Theme: Networking East Asia through Kogei: Jiyu Gakuen Peking Life School

Kida Takuya (The National Museum of Modern Art Tokyo)
Theme: Japanese Craftsmen Crossing Borders: “Asian-ness” in Modern Crafts

Modulator: Iguchi Toshino (Saitama University, Chair of the Design History Workshop Japan)

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Reconsideration of László Moholy-Nagy

23 July 2011, at 13.00-17.00
The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto

Programme
Part 1: Keynote Speech
Part 2: Panel Discussion

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