Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology
Le Muzeum Sztuki i Techniki Japońskiej Manggha à Cracovie présente la collection d'art japonais de Feliks « Manggha » Jasieński. Le bâtiment, conçu par l'architecte japonais Arata Isozaki, a ouvert en 1994 grâce aux fonds réunis par le cinéaste Andrzej Wajda. Devenu une institution culturelle d'État autonome en 2007, le musée présente des expositions temporaires consacrées à l'art, la culture et l'histoire du Japon.
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Akitsushima. The Island of Dragonflies
Adam Jurgilewicz, prof. Anna Król, dr hab. Anna Król, prof. ASP
In Japanese culture, in addition to determination, the dragonfly was also a symbol of courage, persistence, and victory. It was referred to as kachimushi – “the victory insect” – and ancient chronicles had given Japan…
Warrior Women: Japanese Herstories
Japanese literary, historical, and visual traditions feature female characters and figures endowed with remarkable strength, courage, and strategic ability. Their portrayals operated at the intersection of history,…
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Eiko Ishioka. Who Am I?
The first presentation in Poland of one of the icons of Japanese design, the most important graphic designer from the Land of the Rising Sun. From her rich body of work, which includes advertising campaigns, publishing…
Whispers of Rain, Silence of Snow. Kawase Hasui
Called the poet of nostalgia and nature, he was an artist in constant journey. He travelled the country with a sketchbook in hand, capturing places that were disappearing forever under the pressure of rapid…
