Rietberg-Talk: Modell Japan
Was könnten und sollten wir von Japan lernen und was besser nicht?
- Museum Rietberg
Gablerstrasse 15
8002 Zurich
Switzerland
- Jacqueline Tschumi Consultant for Japan and South Korea, Switzerland Global Enterprise
- David Chiavacci Professor für sozialwissenschaftliche Japanologie, Universität Zürich
- Adolf Muschg Schriftsteller
- Rolf Probala Journalist und Ethnologe, Moderation
- Museum Rietberg
SJCC Members: CHF 15.-
Non-Members: CHF 25.-
In the context of the exhibition ROSETSU – Ferocious Brush, the president of the SJCC Young Professionals, Jacqueline Tschumi, will participate in a debate on the attractiveness of Japan today.
The Event is in German. Program and tickets are available here.
ROSETSU – Ferocious Brush
For eight weeks, Japan’s most famous tiger will reside exclusively at Museum Rietberg in Zurich. The story goes that the Japanese artist Nagasawa Rosetsu (1754–1799) painted this monumental tiger together with its counterpart, a dragon, on the sliding door panels of the Zen temple Muryōji in a single night in the year 1786.
Now the entire temple’s painted walls and a number of other, awe-inspiring masterpieces by Rosetsu are being shown for the first time outside of Japan. Rosetsu’s highly dynamic paintings created with vigorous brushstrokes and sometimes with his fingers, but also his delicate compositions painted with fine brushes and rich colour are replete with energy, wit and modern appeal.
