Join us for our upcoming Japanese Calligraphy workshop where we will delve into the artistry of a new kanji: gratitude (謝).
Author: thedifferentlevel (inna Didenko)
Cosmopolitanism in Urban Settings
Cosmopolitanism highlights cities as hubs of cultural awareness, where people from different backgrounds coexist and interact daily. New York, London, and Tokyo stand out for their distinct characteristics, contributing to their reputation as global metropoles.
Warm regards, Your Virtual Idol
Virtual idols and icons represent a fascinating intersection of technology, entertainment, and culture. What are their implications?
Borders, Boundaries & Bodies: Exploring Cosmopolitanism in and across Iranian Cinema
In this talk, we’ll travel to contemporary Iranian cinema, to explore the ways borders, boundaries, and bodies intersect to get us to think about cosmopolitanism.
Cultural Fusion: How Foreign Influences Shaped Japanese Culture
Join us as we uncover the rich variety of cultural imports that have left an indelible mark on Japan's history and identity. From language and cuisine to fashion and entertainment, we'll explore the diverse array of influences that have shaped Japanese society over the centuries.
Japanese Calligraphy – ‘feel’
We are thrilled to announce our upcoming Japanese Calligraphy session where we will explore the elegance and meaning of a new character: "feel" (感).
Climate crisis: from unequal impacts to collective response?
How can we turn this global emergency into a unifying force, making climate action a shared priority for everyone?
Idols and Icons in Contemporary Society: Personal Reflections
In exploring the multifaceted role of idols and icons in contemporary society, I will reflect on their profound influence on personal growth and social change.
Why Do Old Masters Count?
The wisdom of Socrates, the artistic genius of Leonardo da Vinci, or the revolutionary zeal of Mahatma Gandhi - let's explore the teachings of old masters!
John Singer Sargent’s Cosmopolitan Aesthetics
In this talk we will examine how John Singer Sargent, a citizen of nowhere, cosmopolitan, became everyone's favourite portraitist.