Join us for this wonderful conversation bringing together culinary art with ancient Japanese philosophy and learn how you can benefit from them.
Join this incredible talk about Japanese kimono and female role in a modern society and dive into intimate traditions of this mysterious culture.
In this talk we will discuss stories which have a power to change a price tag of an artwork considerably.
This talk aims to offer some insights on the uniqueness of Chinese gardens and Chinese passion for Bonsai.
In this lecture you will be introduced to some fun facts about Chinese people's beliefs when it comes to colours and numbers.
This lecture will draw parallels between prominent contemporary artists who are using their creative practices to bring to light political issues of present day.
Artists can be activists themselves, as a part of a political movement or organisation, but many times they cause political change singlehandedly without joining any pre-existing political force. In this blog post, we’ll look into the critical and emancipatory role art can have in society, as well as participatory art and propaganda art.
Many European museum collections contain artefacts, taken from former colonies. Many people make the mistake of equalizing decolonisation of the arts and heritage sector with restitution and reparations for stolen objects. But decolonisation of cultural heritage, also means changing the institutions from within, opening them up for different voices and narratives.
Today, we will discuss two Japanese life principles of Wabi-Sabi and Ikigai, whose goal is to teach us how to make the most of what we have and leave life to the fullest. Ikiɡai is there to help us find our true calling in life, while wabi-sabi can help us embrace the decay that comes with ageing, make peace with the things we cannot change, and enjoy our imperfect lives.
