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Guests & Conferences

Estampes Yokohama-e - les Japonais (re)découvrent les Occidentaux

Discover Japanese prints, particularly those inspired by the harbour of Yokohama and the country’s opening to foreigners, at the conference “Estampes Yokohama-e: les Japonais (re)découvrent les Occidentaux” on Saturday from 2:30 to 3:00 pm in the Kyoto Room.

An art historian specializing in Asian art, Sylviane de Cerjat Hagger works in collaboration with the Musée Baur and the Musée de l’Ariana. An independent mediator and lecturer, she can accompany you on your visits or during a porcelain painting workshop.

Publications:

  • Manufactures de porcelaine au siècle des Lumières: les exemples de Meissen et de Sèvres”, available online at Academia.edu

  • Du studiolo au chaekgeori: les représentations de livres et d’objets en Corée pendant la dynastie Joseon (1392 - 1897)“, available online at Academia.edu

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In the beginning, there were the otogishū.

Discover the fascinating history of Rakugo, exploring the humorous legacy of Anrakuan Sakuden, a storytelling monk from Kyoto, and find out how this traditional art from the Edo period continues to live on stage today.

La modernisation du quotidien révélée par les estampes Shin-hanga

On Saturday from 3.15pm to 3.45pm in the Kyoto Room, discover the Shin-hanga artistic movement, which renewed the printmaking genre through its choice of subjects and techniques, during a lecture entitled “”La modernisation du quotidien révélée par les estampes Shin-hanga“”, by art historian Sylviane de Cerjat Hagger.

An art historian specializing in Asian art, Sylviane de Cerjat Hagger works in collaboration with the Musée Baur and the Musée de l’Ariana. An independent mediator and lecturer, she can accompany you on your visits or during a porcelain painting workshop.

Publications:

  • Manufactures de porcelaine au siècle des Lumières: les exemples de Meissen et de Sèvres”, available online at Academia.edu

  • Du studiolo au chaekgeori: les représentations de livres et d’objets en Corée pendant la dynastie Joseon (1392 - 1897)“, available online at Academia.edu

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Origine du manga

At the “Origine du manga” conference by art historian Sylviane de Cerjat Hagger, you’ll discover the long graphic evolution of the genre, from the appearance of the word to the era of Astroboy, on Sunday from 2:00 pm to 2:45 pm in the Kyoto Room.

An art historian specializing in Asian art, Sylviane de Cerjat Hagger works in collaboration with the Musée Baur and the Musée de l’Ariana. An independent mediator and lecturer, she can accompany you on your visits or during a porcelain painting workshop.

Publications:

  • Manufactures de porcelaine au siècle des Lumières: les exemples de Meissen et de Sèvres”, available online at Academia.edu

  • Du studiolo au chaekgeori: les représentations de livres et d’objets en Corée pendant la dynastie Joseon (1392 - 1897)“, available online at Academia.edu

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Sake conference

Dive into the fascinating world of sake in the company of Matthieu Zellweger, Master Sake Sommelier and Japan enthusiast for nearly three decades. 🍶

After discovering the country almost by chance, Matthieu has continued to deepen his relationship with Japan, exploring its geographical and cultural nooks and crannies. His passion for sake led him to become Sommelier en Saké in 2015, then Master Sommelier en Saké in 2023, a prestigious title held by just a few dozen people around the world. He is also the founder of Finest Sake, an online boutique dedicated to exceptional sake.

During his conference, he will share his unique expertise on the history, manufacture and culture of sake. You’ll learn about his experiences in sake houses, where he had the opportunity to document several making seasons, giving birth to his book “Secrets de riz et d’eau” (2017), followed by his other releases “Worlds Beyond” (2019) and “Prière de relire” (2022). A sake tasting will also be part of the event, giving you the opportunity to better understand the origins of this passion that drives him.