ICOM Kyoto 2019

25th ICOM General Conference

1-7 September 2019

Related Events

Upcoming Events

2019/5/25-2019/9/27

Yorimasa Minamoto -Crossover of History and Legend-
-The 840th Anniversary Since the Passing of Yorimasa Minamoto-

Date:
May 25(Sat) – September 27(Fri), 2019
Venue:
Byodoin Museum "Hoshokan"

2019/8/29-2020/1/14

Special Exhibition:
“Masterpieces from the Museum Collection
–Articles admired by Nobunaga and Hideyoshi, and by shoguns (marshal commanders), court nobles and wealthy merchants–”

Date:
August 29(Thu), 2019 – January 14(Tue), 2020
Venue:
The Museum of Furuta Oribe
(Address: B1, 107-2 Kamigamo Sakurai-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto)

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2019/8/27-2019/9/28

Shiraishi Yuko “Above & Below, Particle & Light”

Date:
August 27(Tue) – September 28(Sat), 2019
Venue:
ART OFFICE OZASA

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Kansai Culture Day Plus

Date:
During September, 2019 (Applicable date(s) differ by participating facility)
Venue:
Participating museums and cultural facilities in the Kansai region

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Past Events

2019/8/31-2019/9/3

Throughout Time:The Sense of Beauty

Date:
August 31(Sat)-September 3(Tue), 2019
Venue:
World Heritage Site Nijo-jo Castle

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2019/9/7-2019/9/9

artKYOTO

Date:
Public View September 7[Sat],8[Sun],9[Mon] 2019
*September 6[Fri] is a preview for invited guests only.
Venue:
Former Imperial Villa NIJO-JO Castle
Ninomaru Goten Daidokoro (Daidokoro Kitchen), Okiyodokoro (Okiyodokoro Kitchen), Tonan Sumiyagura (Southeast Watchtower)

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2019/9/1-2019/9/8

CONTACT/CONNECT – An Art Exhibition bringing Japan and the world together

Art from Japan and around the world find mutual points of contact to create stimulation. This exhibition explores the influences and resonances exerted upon various artists from around the world and Japan in the fields of fine art, literature, film and manga, such as Matisse, Richter, Yasumasu Morimura and Akira Kurozawa.
The exhibition venue is none other than the World Heritage Site Kiyomizu-dera Temple, which also conceivably is the “original museum” in Japan, because it has championed art and culture from long ago, bringing works of art to the attention of the public. Thus, in this fitting setting, visitors can enjoy installations arranged to make the most of the beautiful garden areas and traditional architecture.
The task of overall director is undertaken by the novelist Maha Harada, who has written many in-depth books on art and who also has had a career as a curator.
Visitors can enter this exhibition from 7:00 in the morning, so ICOM participants can come and enjoy the art before sitting down to conference meetings.

Venue:
Kiyomizu-dera Temple (Jojuku-in Keido [sutra library] Nishimon [west gate] Umatodome [stable])
Date and Time:
1-8 September, 7:00-18:00 (entry by 17:00)
Price:
※Entry is free of charge for ICOM participants who show their ICOM 2019 KYOTO Participation Pass ( Participation ID)
Adult: ¥1,800, Elementary school students and younger: Free of charge
Morning ticket (7:00-9:00 entry) Adult: ¥1,600, Elementary school students and younger: Free of charge
Set ticket including talk event: ¥5,000
Address:
1-294 Kiyomizu Higashiyama-ku
Access:
A 25-min walk from Keihan Kiyomizu-gojo Sta. / A 10-min walk from Gojozaka Stop, Higashiyama-Gojo Stop, Kiyomizu-michi Stop and Kiyomizu-dera Gion Stop of City Bus
Organizers:
CONTACT/CONNECT Exhibition executive committee / Kyoto Shimbun / BS Nippon Corporation / anonyme
Inquiry:
Secretariat of CONTACT/CONNECT Exhibition executive committee
TEL: 075-351-9915 (Ticket desk: Nozomi Inc.)
MAIL: info@contact2019.com
Official Website: contact2019.com

Yasumasa Morimura (Ego Symposion / Van Gogh) 2017 ©2019 Yasumasa Morimura

Jojuku-in at Kiyomizu-dera Temple

2019/9/4, 2019/9/5

Musée Cotte 2019 in KYOTO

Kyoto Prefecture museums, networks of small museums, and group of ordinary residents who love kofun burial mounds come together to host a two-day special event!
“I didn’t know museums did this sort of thing!” “This is a new way to enjoy museums!”
You’re guaranteed to look at the fascination of museums from a variety of new angles.
Why not discover the world of museums at “Musée Cotte”?

Date:
4 September: 13:30-21:00 / 5 September: 9:30-17:00
Venue:
Kyoto Institute, Library and Archives
Organizers:
Kyoto Prefecture Museum Forum、Small Museum Networks of Japan、“Hani-Cotte” Kofun Festival Executive Committee、ICOM Kyoto 2019 Organising Committee

2019/9/7

Kyoto Children’s Museum Forum

This year, the International Council of Museums will be held for the first time in Japan in Kyoto (ICOM Kyoto 2019). On the final day of the general conference, a unique event will be held at the Kyoto National Museum predominantly involving children, showcasing their efforts to carry our regional cultures on into the future.

The children will present four unique performing arts and festival events—making it a wonderful opportunity to communicate the appeals of traditional Kyoto to the rest of the world.

At the same time, special classes will be held for the next-generation of children to help them understand and get closer to cultural properties.

The theme for ICOM Kyoto 2019 is “Museums as Cultural Hubs: The Future of Tradition.”  We hope you will take this chance to view the fantastic performances of these children, and their tireless activities to carry tradition on into the future.
Date:
September 7, 2019 (Sat) 10:30–17:00
Venue:
Heisei Chishinkan Wing, Kyoto National Museum
Admission Fee:
Free
Organizers:
Kyoto Children’s Museum Forum Executive Committee
(ICOM Kyoto 2019 Organising Committee, Kyoto Prefecture Museum Forum, Kyoto Museums Association, Kyoto National Museum)

2019/8/30-2019/9/16

JAPAN COLOR ~where culture meets nature~

Date:
30 Aug. 2019 (Fri) - 16 Sep. 2019 (Mon)
Venue:
Noguchi Residence, Karaku-an, Fujimoto-cho 544 (Aburanokoji-dori,
Shijo-dori-agaru), Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto

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2019/9/1-2019/9/9

ACG Villa Kyoto Vol.003 Shihoko Fukumoto × Kozo Nishino

Date:
September 1(Sun) – 9(Mon), 2019
Venue:
ACG Villa Kyoto

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2019/8/30-2019/9/5

KYOYO KOUGEI WEEK 2019

Date:
August 30(Fri) – September 5(Thu), 2019
Venue:
Kyoto International Manga Museum, FabCafe Kyoto/MTRL KYOTO, etc.

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2019/9/3-2019/9/5

Creator’s Exhibition

Date:
September 3(Tue) – 5(Thu), 2019
Venue:
Miyako Messe

2019/9/3, 2019/9/4

The 222nd Exhibition at kyoto ddd gallery
deValence-Systems as Playgrounds

①Reception & Gallery Tour
②ICOM Kyoto 2019 Commemorative Talk Event: “Visual Communication in Museums”

Date:
①September 3(Tue), 2019 18:30 – 21:00
②September 4(Wed), 2019 16:00 – 18:00
Venue:
①kyoto ddd gallery
②Institut français du Japon - Kansai / Kyoto, Inabata Hall

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2019/7/13-2019/11/24

40th Anniversary Special Exhibition of the Kyoto City Archaeological Museum
The Odoi walls and moats―the border in and around the City of Kyoto
―Mainly with the Artifacts unearthed at the Odoi walls and moats which encircled center of Kyoto (near Nishikujo, south area of Kyoto Station)―

Date:
July 13(Sat) – November 24(Sun), 2019
Venue:
The Kyoto City Archaeological Museum

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2019/9/7

2019 Kyoto Model Forest Association Open Seminar - Forests that supported History and Cultural Heritage of Kyoto -

Date:
September 7(Sat), 2019
Venue:
Kodaiji National Forest, Shorenin Shoryuden, Matsumoto Myokei Buddhist Statue Carvings Museum

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2019/8/24-2019/9/6

Contemporary Textile Art Miniature works -THE KYOTO Vol.2

Date:
August 24(Sat)-September 6(Fri), 2019 12:00 - 19:00 / closed on 29th.(thu.)
Venue:
GALLERYGALLERY

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2019/9/1

Grand Egyptian Museum Joint Conservation Project Symposium “PRESERVING PHARAOHS’ TREASURES 2019”

Date:
1 September (Sun) 2019, 13:00-17:00 (door open at 12:30)
Venue:
TKP Kyoto Shijo-Karasuma Conference Center, Hall 2 on the second floor

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2019/9/3-2019/9/8

In Association with ICOM Kyoto 2019 Cultural Property Dock at KUFS ~ Artisans in Architecture of Japanese Temples and Shrines

Date:
September 3(Tue) – 8(Sun), 2019  11:00-16:00
Venue:
Kyoto University of Foreign Studies
・Open space in front of the Building 9th (Outdoor Exhibits),
・University Gallery, 6th floor, Building 9th (Bunyukai Exhibits & Hands-on Exhibits)
・International Hall, 7th floor, Building 9th (Hands-on Exhibits)

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2019/9/8

In Association with ICOM Kyoto 2019 International Symposium Museums and community in Central American: Part 2

Date:
September 8(Sun), 2019
Venue:
Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, Room 452 (Building 4,5th floor)

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2019/9/3-2019/9/5

Kyoto Culture & Industry Exhibition -Tradition and Innovation-

Date:
September 3(Tue) – 5(Thu), 2019
Venue:
Miyako Messe

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2019/9/10

Post-Conference Symposium "Egyptological Research in Museums and Beyond"

Date:
September 10(Tue), 2019
Venue:
Tokyo Research Institute for Cultural Properties

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2019/9/6-2019/9/8

Alt Space POST Special Exhibition by Joel STEWART × YAMAGUCHI Takuya "The echo of songs"

Date:
September 6(Fri) – 8(Sun), 2019
Venue:
Alt Space POST(1F, A.S.K.ーAtelier Share Kyoto)

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2019/8/30-2019/9/8

KUNITANI Takashi x MIYAKE Saori, "The Voices of Time"

Date:
August 30(Fri) – September 8(Sun), 2019 11:00-19:00
Venue:
Kizunaya Building

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2019/9/2-2019/9/4

Masterworks of Kyoto × TOPPAN VR

Date:
September 2(Mon) – 4(Wed), 2019
Venue:
Kyoto National Museum Heisei Chishinkan Wing B1F

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2019/8/31-2019/9/14

“Kotonoha – words based on a mind”

Date:
August 31(Sat) – September 14(Sat), 2019
Venue:
galerie16

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2019/9/5

Exhibition of Japanese handmade paper

Date:
September 5(Thu), 2019 10:00-16:00
Venue:
Courtyard of Annex hall, The Museum of Kyoto

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2019/9/1

DEMHIST Pre-conference Tour


Chochikukyo



Sugimoto Residence

Date:
1 September 2019
Venue:
Chochikukyo and Sugimoto Residence
Schedule:
9:30
Meeting at Tourist Information Center at Kyoto Station Not finalized. Details will be announced later.
9:40-10:30
Transportation by JR train from Kyoto to Yamazaki + walking 10:30 -12:00 visiting Chochikukyo http://www.chochikukyo.com/
12:00-13:00
walking + Transportation by Hankyu train from Ohyamazaki to Karasuma
13:00-14:00
Lunch
14:30-15:30
visiting Sugimoto Residence http://en.sugimotoke.or.jp/

*no participation fee (transportation and lunch expenses are your own responsibility)
Registration:
Free (Pre-registration is required)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/
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2019/8/31

Are You Ready? Introduction to Disaster Risk Management for Museum Professionals

ICOM’s Disaster Risk Management Committee (DRMC) invites ICOM members for a pre-conference workshop on disaster readiness, response, and resilience, hosted by the Kyoto National Museum. Participants will learn the basic principles and terminology of DRM, an overview of disaster planning and preparedness, with practical exercises for documentation, evacuation, and salvage of museum collections.

Lead instructors for the workshop are Corine Wegener, ICOM DRMC / Director, Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative and Samuel Franco Arce, ICOM DRMC / Program Coordinator, Blue Shield Guatemala.

What is the aim of the activity?
To provide museum professionals an introduction to disaster risk management principles specific to museums and collecting institutions.

Why is Disaster Risk Management important for the future of tradition?
It is the ethical and professional responsibility of museum professional to prepare to protect collections from damage in disasters and preserve them for future generations.

Why attend?
Museum professionals are by necessity the first responders when disasters threaten collections. The 'Are You Ready?' workshop will help museum professionals better understand their risks and how to contribute to planning at their own institutions.

Date:
31 August 2019
Venue:
Kyoto National Museum
Registration:
Free (Pre-registration is required)
* To register, email Nana Kaneko at kanekon@si.edu before 15 July 2019.
* Limited to the first 50 participants.
* Lunch and breaks are included.
* Participants should wear comfortable clothing and shoes and bring note-taking materials.
Language:
English with some Japanese translation

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