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DESIGN MUSEUM JAPAN: Investigating Japanese design
Visit the exhibition with the virtual tour º
Eight Japanese creators from different areas of activity will have their research projects brought together in the exhibition “DESIGN MUSEUM JAPAN: Investigating Japanese design,” scheduled to be held at Japan House São Paulo from March 28 to June
Underlining each of the investigations are experiences and stories collected in seven Japanese prefectures visited by internationally renowned creators, such as Akira Minagawa, Reiko Sudo, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, Tsuyoshi Tane, Kenya Hara, Koichiro Tsujikawa, Kumiko Inui, and Kumihiki Morinaga.
NHK + JH: global touring
Organized by NHK, Japan’s public broadcaster, together with NHK Promotions and NHK Educational, companies of the group, the exhibition is part of Japan House’s global touring project. It will begin in São Paulo, move on to Los Angeles, and then go to London.
“Whenever we think of Japanese culture, one of th
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by Fae Smith, Curatorial Intern
Exploring the American Folk Art Museum&#;s collection of quilts is a fascinating journey into the heart of American craftsmanship and quilt storytelling. As an intern, I had the unique opportunity to delve deep into the museum&#;s extensive collection of quilts as part of a collection evaluation project. I joined Curatorial Chair for Collections and Curator of Folk Art, Emelie Gevalt, Art Bridges Fellow Austin Losada, and quilt expert, past AFAM curator, and President of the Board of Trustees Liz Warren, in starting this ongoing project of going through every single quilt in the museum&#;s collection. For context, the museum has over quilts on their collections page, not including newly added quilts, and quilts that do not yet have photos on the website.
When we all gather into the collections room, we know that it&#;s go time. Like an assembly line, we take a few boxes from a shelf and go through each quilt, carefully unfolding it onto the table
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