Book (Practical) Modern Japanese Art Exhibition History / Ichiro Sueyama

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Arts and Fine Arts [Introduction to the Contents]
The historical background and backstage of the art exhibition which was rarely talked about, such as the relationship between the construction of the modern state and the government museum (later Imperial Museum), the beginning of the participation of department stores and newspaper companies in the art exhibition, the historical background of the cooperation between both, the origin of the joint sponsorship of the museum and newspaper companies, the construction process of the main art exhibition, etc. are described in detail. It is based on the inside materials of various organizations, newspaper, magazine, research book, and many interesting episodes. It is based on the relationship between the government museum (later Imperial Museum) and the government museum (later Imperial Museum), the beginning of the participation of department stores and newspaper companies in the art exhibition, the historical background of the cooperation between both, the origin of the joint sponsorship of the Kyoshin museum and newspaper companies, the construction process of the main art exhibition, etc., the historical background and backstage of the art exhibition which was not talked about much.
It is based on the relationship between the Imperial Museum of Art and the National Museum (later Imperial Museum), the history of the participation of the Machisu Shosoin Repository ビカソ
Now that the future of art museums and art exhibitions is being questioned, this book appeals to a wide range of people including not only those involved in fine arts but also those in politics, administration, business, fine arts lovers and people in Ichinoi as a hint to know the origin of the problems that art museums are facing now and think about the future.
Over 140 pictures. It has a chronology of art exhibitions, a chronology of the establishment of the museum, and various indexes.
[Contents]
[Color frontispiece]
Introduction
Chapter 1 Creation of Japanese Art Exhibitions
◆ Forerunner of Art Exhibitions
◆ Shokusan Kogyo and Fine Arts
◆ The long-cherished wish of a bureaucrat, Kunari MACHIDA, and the search for a new government
? COLUMN Noritane Minagawa
◆ Progress in the opening of works of art
? COLUMN Nobuaki Makino
◆ Appearance of art galleries
? COLUMN Magazine 『 Shirakaba 』 Exhibition and Art Gallery Concept
◆ Osaka
? COLUMN Osaka and Mitsukoshi's Naojiro Kitamura
◆ Appearance of art galleries
? COLUMN The Art Exhibition of the Central Newspaper
? COLUMN Exhibition of Contemporary Art
◆ Development of Museum and Museum of Art
◆ Birth of Museum and Museum of Art
◆ Birth of Museum and Museum of Art
◆ First appearance of Rothko in Japan -- Third exhibition of "The Museum of Art"
◆ First exhibition jointly sponsored by National Museum and Newspaper Company -- Machisu
◆ Partnership with Major Art Dealer -- Picasso Exhibition
? COLUMN International Art Exhibition
◆ Window to the World Art World
◆ Appearance of New Art Museum
◆ Expansion of Department Store
◆ Planning of Japanese Art and Museum of Art
◆ Opening of New Art Museum
◆ Opening of New Art Museum
◆> ◆ National Museum of Western Art
◆ Tokyo National Museum
◆ The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
◆ Development in the Kansai Area
◆ Participating in exhibitions outside Japan
? COLUMN : An Epoch-Making Exhibition at Matsuya in Ginza : "From the Space to the Environment"
◆ Exhibition of the Century by the Nation (1) - Art Exhibition at the World Expo
◆ Exhibition of the Century by the Nation (2) - Exhibition of the Mona Lisa
◆ A milestone
Epilogue
The end of the "Long 20th Century"
◆ Entering an era of blooming flowers
◆ Each change
◆ End of the "Long 20th Century"
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Source / Reference
List 1928 1960 public art museum National Museum of Western Art アンフォルメル chagall chagall ヒユウザン Hagiwara Ena Ena Taisho Meiji Derus Kobayashi Hideo national paper In 1984, he graduated from the Department of Economics at Hitotsubashi University and joined The Yomiuri Shimbun in the same year. He is mainly in charge of art exhibitions in the project department. He retired in 2020 after working at the New York branch office, serving as the secretary general of Yomiuri Shohokai, the director of cultural affairs division, and an expert committee member.
His art exhibitions include "Sargent Exhibition" (Isetan Museum, 1989), "Wyeth Exhibition Helga" (Saison Museum, 1990), "Exhibition of French paintings in New Orleans Museum of Art, 400" (Yokohama Sogo Art Museum, 1993), "Barnes Collection Exhibition", "1874 - Paris [First Impressionist Exhibition] and its era" (both National Museum of Western Art, 1994), "John Cage's Laurie Holly Over Circus" (Art Tower Mito, 1994 95), "Master of Western modern sculpture in Smithsonian Hershhorn Museum" (Odakyu Museum, 1995), "New York School" (Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, 1997), "Picasso Children's World" (National Museum of Western Art, 2000), "Matisse Exhibition" (National Museum of Western Art, 2004), and "George de la Tours" (National Museum of Western Art, 2005).