Kyoto is a birth place of traditional arts, crafts and performances of Japan,
and has been maintaining its tradition with the coming of the new age.
Here GTK'd like to introduce the monthly art highlights, museums, creators etc.
Copyright@ 「Sun Sister」ヤノベ ケンジ This exhibition is one of pre-events of PARASOPHIA (Kyoto International Festiva […]
This exhibition features one special profession for the Way of Tea, making Chanoyu kettles made of iron called […]
This exhibition features the art works by LEONARD FUJITA (Tsuguharu Fujita, 1886-1968) and fellow painters who […]
Munakata Shiko (1903-1975) was well-known as the hanga (art print) artist who was from Tohoku and established […]
Netsuke are special accessories for pilcases or tobacco pouches which are hung from the obi sashs of kimono. T […]
This exhibition features Ukiyoe -woodblock printings from the Edo period, with images of summer activities on […]
Traditional Japanese performances such as noh, kyogen and buyo dance will be performed by foreigners who parti […]
KYOTO, JAPAN, July 1, 2013 — As preparations for Kyoto’s Gion Festival get under way, Kyoto Seishu Netsuke Art […]
The old Osaka Mainichi Newspaper building on Sanjo Gokomachi is a place I’ve frequented a lot over the y […]
Ito Jakuchu (1716-1800) was a popular painter in the Edo era, whose works are famous for their colorfulness an […]