Made in Japan. The fascination of Edo-era prints
Exhibition
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Dates And Hours:
Sunday, 23rd February 2025
- Thursday, 20th March 2025
16:00 - 17:00
16:00 - 17:00
About
This year, on February 23 - the Emperor's Day and the National Day of Japan, HE Katashi Takae, the Ambassador of Japan to Romania will attend the opening of the exhibition Made in Japan. The fascination of Edo-era prints at the invitation of the Brukenthal National Museum.
Location: Brukenthal National Museum, Brukenthal Palace, Piata Mare, no. 4
Opening: Sunday, February 23, 2025, 4 p.m
Partners: Şerban and lawyers. Civil society of lawyers, Sibiu International Theater Festival - FITS
Curator: Alexandru Constantin Chituță
Consultant: prof. university dr. Rosella Menegazzo from the University of Milan.
Participation to the opening is based on an invitation received by request to the e-mail address: secretariat@brukenthalmuseum.ro.
The Brukenthal National Museum continues the collaboration of more than 8 years started with the Embassy of Japan to Romania. The extensive exhibition project carried out by the Brukenthal National Museum with av. George Șerban and his collection within the Axele Culturale Brukenthal program made Romania the host of various premieres of Japanese prints from both the Edo and Meiji periods.
Opening: Sunday, February 23, 2025, 4 p.m
Partners: Şerban and lawyers. Civil society of lawyers, Sibiu International Theater Festival - FITS
Curator: Alexandru Constantin Chituță
Consultant: prof. university dr. Rosella Menegazzo from the University of Milan.
Participation to the opening is based on an invitation received by request to the e-mail address: secretariat@brukenthalmuseum.ro.
The Brukenthal National Museum continues the collaboration of more than 8 years started with the Embassy of Japan to Romania. The extensive exhibition project carried out by the Brukenthal National Museum with av. George Șerban and his collection within the Axele Culturale Brukenthal program made Romania the host of various premieres of Japanese prints from both the Edo and Meiji periods.