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SUMMARY:Guimet underground
DESCRIPTION:Porcelaines\, textiles\, papier… plongez au cœur des coulisses du musée\, visitez les réserves et découvrez certaines des plus belles œuvres conservées au MNAAG à travers cette série de vidéos \nUne série de 34 vidéos \, parmi lesquelles \n– La réserve Asie du Sud-Est \n– La réserve de porcelaines chinoises \n– Les voyages dans le sud de l’empereur Qianlong \n– L’archéologie chinoise \n>vers « Guimet Underground »
URL:https://sfeco-asso.org/event/guimet-underground/
LOCATION:guimet
CATEGORIES:Asie,Média
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SUMMARY:Companions in Solitude: Reclusion and Communion in Chinese Art
DESCRIPTION:Companions in Solitude: Reclusion and Communion in Chinese Art \n\nJuly 31\, 2021 – August 14\, 2022\nNow on view at The Met Fifth Avenue \, 210–216\nExhibitions are free with Museum admission. \n\nThis exhibition will explore the twin themes of solitude and togetherness in Chinese art. For more than two thousand years\, reclusion—removing oneself from society—has been presented as the ideal condition for mental cultivation and transcending worldly troubles. At the same time\, communion with like-minded people has been celebrated as essential to the human experience. This choice\, to be alone or to be together\, has been central to the lives of thinkers and artists\, and Chinese art abounds with images of figures who pursued both paths—as well as those who wove them together in complex and surprising ways. Companions in Solitude\, presented in two rotations\, will bring together more than 120 works of painting\, calligraphy\, and decorative arts that illuminate this choice—depictions of why and how people have sought space from the world or attempted to bridge the divide between themselves and others. In the wake of 2020\, a year that has isolated us physically but connected us virtually in unprecedented ways\, this exploration of premodern Chinese reclusion and communion will invite meditation on the fracture and facture of human connection in our own time. \n\nRotation one: July 31\, 2021–January 9\, 2022\nRotation two: January 31\, 2022–August 14\, 2022
URL:https://sfeco-asso.org/event/companions-in-solitude-reclusion-and-communion-in-chinese-art/
LOCATION:The Metropolitan Museum of Art\, 1000 Fifth Avenue New York\, NY 10028 Phone:\, New York\, NY 10028\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chine,Etranger,Exposition
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SUMMARY:La Chine des porcelaines du 9ᵉ au 18ᵉ siècle
DESCRIPTION:Pensée comme une expérience immersive à la croisée de la visite guidée et du voyage\, l’exposition « La Chine des porcelaines du 9ᵉ au 18ᵉ siècle  » est l’occasion de découvrir une partie de l’exceptionnelle richesse des collections du musée\, et de parcourir près d’un millénaire d’évolutions techniques et stylistiques. 
URL:https://sfeco-asso.org/event/la-chine-des-porcelaines-du-9%e1%b5%89-au-18%e1%b5%89-siecle-2/
LOCATION:Musée national des arts asiatiques – Guimet\, 6\, place d'Iéna\, Paris\, 75116\, France
CATEGORIES:Chine,Exposition,Paris
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SUMMARY:La Chine des porcelaines du 9ᵉ au 18ᵉ siècle
DESCRIPTION:Exposition virtuelle : « La Chine des porcelaines du 9ᵉ au 18ᵉ siècle »\n  \nMusée national des Arts asiatiques – Guimet  \n12 janvier 2022 – 00:00\,12 janvier 2023 – 00:00 \n\n\nPensée comme une expérience immersive à la croisée de la visite guidée et du voyage\, l’exposition « La Chine des porcelaines du 9ᵉ au 18ᵉ siècle  » est l’occasion de découvrir une partie de l’exceptionnelle richesse des collections du musée\, et de parcourir près d’un millénaire d’évolutions techniques et stylistiques. Un écrin digital pour une sélection inédite d’une quarantaine de pièces de porcelaines emblématiques\, issue des collections du musée\, et présentée pour la première fois dans un univers 3D. > en savoir plus
URL:https://sfeco-asso.org/event/la-chine-des-porcelaines-du-9%e1%b5%89-au-18%e1%b5%89-siecle/
LOCATION:Musée national des arts asiatiques – Guimet\, 6\, place d'Iéna\, Paris\, 75116\, France
CATEGORIES:Exposition,Paris
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SUMMARY:Celebrating the Year of the Tiger
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the Year of the Tiger\nThe MET 5th Avenue \nJanuary 29\, 2022 – January 17\, 2023 \n\nThe traditional East Asian lunar calendar consists of a repeating twelve-year cycle\, with each year corresponding to one of the twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac. The association of these creatures with the Chinese calendar began in the third century B.C. and became firmly established by the first century A.D. The twelve animals are\, in sequence: rat\, ox\, tiger\, rabbit\, dragon\, snake\, horse\, ram\, monkey\, rooster\, dog\, and pig. Each is believed to embody certain traits that are manifested in the personalities of people born in that year. February 1\, 2022\, marks the beginning of the Year of the Tiger\, a creature characterized as brave\, heroic\, resolute\, and vigorous. \nTigers have been closely associated with human life since ancient times. Symbols of power and authority\, they are often seen on the sacred ritual vessels of the Shang (ca. 1600–1046 B.C.) and Zhou (1046–256 B.C.) dynasties. During the late Zhou and Han (206 B.C.–A.D. 220) dynasties\, rulers delegated military command to officers using tiger-shaped bronze tallies. Depictions of tigers permeate almost all aspects of Chinese culture. For example\, the tiger symbolizes the western quadrant of the four cardinal directions. It is regarded as the king of all wild animals and used on military banners to illustrate bravery and swiftness. In Chinese folklore\, the tiger is a protective deity able to dispel harmful spirits.
URL:https://sfeco-asso.org/event/celebrating-the-year-of-the-tiger/
LOCATION:The Metropolitan Museum of Art\, 1000 Fifth Avenue New York\, NY 10028 Phone:\, New York\, NY 10028\, United States
CATEGORIES:Asie,Chine,Etranger
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SUMMARY:Toucher le feu. Femmes céramistes au Japon
DESCRIPTION:Pendant des siècles au Japon\, la pratique de la céramique fut réservée aux hommes\, interdite aux femmes. Il faut attendre l’après Seconde Guerre mondiale pour que de profondes mutations sociales leur ouvrent l’accès à des formations qui leur permettent de « toucher le feu ». Depuis\, les artistes japonaises occupent une place prépondérante dans le domaine de la céramique contemporaine\, l’une des plus créatives au monde. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttps://www.guimet.fr/event/toucher-le-feu/
URL:https://sfeco-asso.org/event/toucher-le-feu-femmes-ceramistes-au-japon/
LOCATION:Musée national des arts asiatiques – Guimet\, 6\, place d'Iéna\, Paris\, 75116\, France
CATEGORIES:Exposition,Japon,Paris
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