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LONDON, July 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — For the past four years, Japan House London has been Japan’s cultural hub in London and for the past 18 months, while showcasing the most productive of Japanese creativity and innovation from its home in Kensington High. Street, Japan House London paintings have entertained and informed the outdoor public in central London and even outdoors in the UK. to Switzerland.
Roadshow Dog Architecture
Architecture for Dogs, an exhibition presented at Japan House London between September and December 2020. Designed through Hara Kenya, president of the Nippon Design Center and creative advisor to Japan House London, this playful exhibition featured canine-scale architectural works designed by world-class architects. and designers. Architecture for Dogs has attracted large numbers of visitors despite the coronavirus pandemic, thanks in part to its socially distanced design and uplifting field, and has garnered rave reviews in leading publications such as National Geographic and Design Week. The Exhibition Architecture for Dogs is available on the Japan House London website.
This summer, emerging occasions encouraged through Japan House’s Architecture for Dogs exhibition are taking a stand elsewhere in London. then to Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery in West London on 13 and 14 August 2022. Guests at those loose events can interact with exhibits like “Mount Pug,” an imaginative nest, and a playground for a pug created through world-famous Japanese. the architect Kuma. Kengo and other exhibits adapted to the physiognomy of various breeds of dogs. All occasions are loose and dogs of a length appropriate to the rooms are encouraged to interact with them.
Japan House London in St. Gallen
MAKING NUNO was an exhibition presented through Japan House London from May 17 to July 11, 2021 that explored the ordinary and avant-garde paintings of Sudō Reiko, the celebrated Japanese textile designer and design director of leading textile design company Nuno. will be held until September 18, 2022 at the Textilmuseum St. Gallen, Switzerland, as one of the 3 exhibitions that the museum hosts each year. In addition to the exhibitions, Textilmuseum St. Gallen has a collection of 56,000 objects, many of which give a contribution to a permanent exhibition on the history of textiles in eastern Switzerland. Visitors to MAKING NUNO at the Textilmuseum St. Gallen can see five large-scale installations that demonstrate in an accessible way the complex production procedure involved in fabrics designed through Sudō Reiko. Those interested in the MAKING NUNO career at Japan House London can view a virtual exhibition on the Japan House London website. Windowology: New Architectural Views of Jap at VILLUM Window Collection
Windowology: New Architectural Views from Japan produced through the Window Research Institute, the only establishment in the world committed to the study and progression of windows. This exhibition took place at Japan House London from December 1, 2021 to April 10, 2022, and a virtual exhibition remains online. Windowology now moves to the VILLUM Window Collection in Søborg, Copenhagen, opening in September 2022 and open until February 28, 2023. The VILLUM Window Collection is a museum that documents and communicates the cultural history of the window, its progress technology and the importance of the window for people’s access to light, air and views. It is vital that Windowology come to VILLUM Window Collection because they have a common history. In 2018, the Window Research Institute sent an organization of art scholars from Tokyo on a stop at the VILLUM Window Collection. The resulting cultural exchange between Denmark, Japan and the UK has enriched Windowology in their respective establishments. Dorthe Bech-Nielsen, director of the VILLUM Window Collection, stopped at Windowology at Japan House London in 2021. She Commented: Views of Japan in London in November 2021 and I saw the exhibition myself, I was blown away by its elegance and simplicity.
The many stories of windows in the small exhibition make it clear that the window is much more than just a building element. Therefore, we looked forward to making the exhibition of the VILLUM window collection in Copenhagen a revelation for our guests. “exhibition at Japan House London
Guests of Japan House London this summer can enjoy Symbiosis: Living Island. Discover Inujima Island in this exhibition that explores how an ordinary living art task reshaped landscapes and lives. Symbiosis: Living Island will be open from May 21 to September 4, 2022. Admission is free, but reservation is recommended. Virtual exhibitions at Japan House London
Japan House London’s virtual exhibits are available to others around the world. Those who wish to enrich and entertain themselves from the comfort of their own home, make a stopover in the virtual exhibition domain on the Japan House London website. Available virtual exhibits come with Architecture for Dogs, MAKING NUNO, and Windowology. Media information and press contacts
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About Japan House London
Japan House London is Japan’s cultural space in London. Located on Kensington High Street, the party is an original encounter with fresh, attractive and unexpected Japan for even the most discerning guests. Showcasing Japanese art, design, generation and cuisine through exhibitions, events, retail and gastronomy, Japan House London is committed to telling stories of Japan. As part of a global initiative led through Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, there are two other Japan Houses, one in Los Angeles and the other in Sao Paulo.
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