SOAS, University of London (The School of Oriental and African Studies)

Various Speakers

The WEFT exhibition is launched with a symposium titled Endangered Textile Traditions to be held at SOAS on the 18th and 19th of January.

WEFT explores the three dimensionality of textile art through installations and sculptural constructions, where contemporary textile artists are currently taking fibre sculpture into new areas.

Prof. Pascal Lardellier (University of Bourgogne, France)

Various

(buffet lunch 12.30)

Treasures from the Tenri Central Library

A photographic exhibition by Stephen Champion

Professor Hideo Yamanaka (Tenri University)

Professor Tadayoshi Ohashi (Vice President of Tenri University)

Haifa al-Hababi

Several types of Japanese Sake tasting with Japanese music AFTER FIVE, which encourage book enthusiast and non-book enthusiasts to come and have a look at the new exhibition at Brunei Gallery.

Nobu Takeuchi and others

Nobu Takeuchi and others present your name in Japanese.  If you wish, why not have a go and learn how to do it yourself.

Dr Hughes (SOAS), Mr Shimizu (Tenri University) and Master Mineko Miura

Gagaku - Dr Hughes (SOAS) and Mr Shimizu, the head of Tenri cultural centre in Koln present Gagaku, the oldest surviving orchestra in the world.
Japanese tea ceremony – Enshuryu School presented by Master Mineko Miura from Holland.  

Professor Ikuo Higashibaba (Tenri University)

Representatives from departments across the School will be available to answer your questions about postgraduate studies at SOAS.

Mr Masa Takeuchi

Mr Masa Takeuchi, Central St. Martin graduate, presents the art of Origami

Mr Masa Takeuchi

Mr Masa Takeuchi, Central St. Martin graduate, presents the art of Origami

Nobu Takeuchi and others

Nobu Takeuchi and others present your name in Japanese.  If you wish, why not have a go and learn how to do it yourself.

Nobu Takeuchi and Masa Takeuchi

Nobu Takeuchi and others present your name in Japanese.  If you wish, why not have a go and learn how to do it yourself.