In this talk, we will explore the unique aspects of how Japanese people pursue Shumi (hobby) and how it cultivates a lifelong journey of joy and mastery.
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The Beauty of Ambiguity: Transforming Art Viewing into a Hobby
In this online talk on contemporary art, Bojana explores how to deepen appreciation for abstract art and transform art viewing into a fulfilling hobby.
Discover the Enchanting History of the Tarot Cards
Come and dive into the mystical world of Tarot in an enlightening talk that traces their journey from early medieval Europe to their modern-day significance.
Women’s Work: the art and science of textile design in early modern Europe
This talk explores lace, the art, science and society and examines artist-scientists who made innovations in textile design and scientific documentation.
Doodling in the Arts and as an Art
Free from the restraints of academic art and public opinion, 'doodled works' show how scrawling can lead to great creativity, but also great fun and humor!
Poetry Reading: from boredom to hobby
This Poetry Reading session will explore a selection of poems focusing on boredom and hobbies.
Japanese Calligraphy: ‘compete’
This Japanese Calligraphy workshop will focus on how competition is perceived in Japanese culture and its role in sports, work, and everyday life.
Gaming realities: how play reflects and reshapes society
This talk explores the intersection of gaming and sociology, thinking about how games can reflect and shape our societal understanding.
Nakama and Gambaru: Uniting through Spirit and Sport
This talk will explore the unique aspects of the Japanese mentality - Nakamu and Gambaru - and how it fosters a spirit of unity and perseverance in sports and other activities.
The Myths Behind Ancient Games
Come join us for a better understanding of the ancient roots of games and a sense of why games have always been an essential part of making sense of our world and the ways in which they remain a part of how we play today.