Calendar
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Wednesday ,1st November, 7-8.30 pm |
Critical
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'Architecture
and....Contemporay Islam'. A distinguished panel of
architects, academics and cultural commentators identify current
preconceptions about Islamic architecture, and how contemporary
Islamic culture is expressed through architecture.
Location:
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, London SW7
2RL
Tickets:
£10/£8/£6.50
Information
tel:+ 44(0)20 7942 2211 or email: bookings.office@vam.ac.uk |
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Thursday 2nd November, 7pm |
Music |
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'Sarod:
Abhisek Lahari'
Location:
The Nehru Centre, 8 South Audley Street, London, W1K 1HF
Tickets:
Admission is free
Information:
tel: +44(0)20 7491 3567/7493 2019 or email: nehrucentre@aol.com |
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Friday ,3rd November ,10am-5pm |
Study
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'Laquerwork
in the East and West: Origins and Imitations'
Laquer was a medium for works of art in East Asia. Its export
to Europe resulted in its use and imitation by Westyern Craftsmen.
The study day includes a demonstration of Japanese lacquering.
Speakers include: Julia Hutt, Sarah Medlam, Lis Darby, Miho
Kitagawa
Location:
Sotheby's Institute of Art - London, 30 Bedford Square, London,
WC1B 3EE
Tickets:
£30, £15 consessions
Information:
Lyn Calzia, tel + 44 (0) 207 462 3253
Email: l.calzia@sothebysinstitute.com |
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Friday ,3rd November, 7pm |
Music/Poetry |
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'The
Morning Muse: Kadamabri, Tagore and Ray's Charulata'
by Dr Anand Gapta
Location:
The Nehru Centre, 8 South Audley Street, Londpon, W1K 1HF
Tickets:
Admission is free
Information:
tel: +44(0)20 74913567/7493 2019 or email: nehrucentre@aol.com
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Saturday, 4th November, 10.30am-1pm |
Panel
Discussion |
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'Beyond
the Page' A morning of film, visuals, and discussion
Location:
Asia House, 63, New Cavendish Street, London, W1G 7LP
Tickets:
Members and consessions £4, non-members £4
Information:
tel: +44(0)20 7307 5454 |
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Saturday, 4th November |
Late
Night Opening |
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Late Night Opening in Kensington Church Street
Receptions
will be held at:
AntikWest
Oriental Art & Antiques, Gregg Baker Asian Art, Cohen &
Cohen, J.A.N. Fine Art,Katie Jones, R&G McPherson Antiques,
S. Marchant & Son, Millner Manolatos,Jorge Welsh Oriental
Porcelain & Works of Art
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participating galleries will be open from 5-9pm |
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Saturday, 4th November, 6pm |
Sitar
Performance |
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Sanjay
Guha & Students
Location:
The Bhavan Institute of Indian Art and Culture, 4a Castletown
Road, London, W14 9HE
Tickets
£10/£7.50
Information:
+ 44 (0) 207 381 3086 or info@bhavan.net |
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Sunday, 5th November, 6pm |
Performance |
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'Karnatic
Vocal' by Unni Krishnan and accompanying Indian artists.
Location:
The Bhavan Institute of Indian Art & Culture
Tickets:
£15/£10
Information:
+ 44 (0) 207 381 3086 or info@bhavan.net |
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Sunday, 5th November, 10am-5pm |
Festival |
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Celebrate
Eid-Al-Fitr, the Muslim festival which marks the end of Ramadam.
Events include, music, poetry, craft activities, calligraphy
workshops and many other cultural demonstrations.
Location:
The Victoria & Albert Museum
Tickets:
Admission is free
Information:
+ 44 (0) 207 942 2000 |
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Sunday, 5th November |
Late
Night Opening |
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Late Night Opening in St James’s
Receptions
will be held at:
Asian
Art Gallery Ltd – Christopher Bruckner, Brandt Oriental Art,
Christie’s(by reservation only), Malcolm Fairley Ltd, Oliver
Forge and Brendan Lynch Ltd, Gerard Hawthorn Ltd, Ben Janssens
Oriental Art, Knapton Rasti Asian Art Ltd,Jeremy Knowles, Littleton
& Hennessy Asian Art Ltd, Priestley & Ferraro, Simon
Ray Indian & Islamic Works of Art, Grace Tsumugi Fine Art
Ltd, Jonathan Tucker Antonia Tozer Asian Art,Olyvia Oriental.
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participating galleries will be open from 5-9pm |
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Monday 6th November,7pm |
Poetry
Reading |
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'Daryl
Fahey'
Location:
The Nehru Centre
Tickets:
Admission is free
Information:
+44(0)20 74913567/7493 2019 or email: nehrucentre@aol.com |
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Monday, 6th November |
Late
Night Opening |
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Late Night Opening in Mayfair
Receptions
will be held at:
Anthony
Carter, The Barakat Gallery Ltd, Jan van Beers Oriental Art,
Eskenazi Ltd, Sam Fogg, Francesca Galloway, Roger Keverne Ltd,
Robert Kleiner & Co Ltd, Opera Gallery, Sydney L. Moss Ltd,
Simon Pilling East Asian Art & Interiors, Nicholas S. Pitcher
Oriental Art, Gordon Reece Gallery, Rossi & Rossi Ltd, Samina
Inc, Jacqueline Simcox Ltd, Sotheby’s (by reservation), A&J
Speelman Ltd, Linda Wrigglesworth Ltd, Yacob's Gallery, Bernard
Shapero Rare Books, Wabi Art.
The
participating galleries will be open from 5-9pm
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Tuesday, 7th November, 6-8pm |
Book
Launch |
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'A
Japanese Menagerie: Animal Pictures by Kawanabe Kyosai',
published by the Critish Museum Press. Timothy Clark, head of
the Japanese section of the British Museum will give a presentation
chaired by Isreal Goldman, followed by a drinks reception.
Location:
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, 13/14 Cornwall Terrace,
London NW1 4QP.
Tickets:
Admission is free but tickets must be obtained from the Daiwa
Anglo Foundation offices.
Information:
+ 44 (0) 207 486 8420 or tomoko.kawamura@dajf.org.uk |
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Wednesday, 8th November 2006 |
Party |
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Asian
Art in London Party
Champagne
Reception to celebrate Asian Art in London 2006 held in the
West Room (old Museum of Mankind) Royal Academy, 6 Burlington
Gardens, London W1.
Tickets
£50 each; available from the Asian Art in London office.
Tel:
+44 (0)20 7499 2215
E-mail: info@asianartinlondon.com |
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Wednesday, 8th November, 2-3.30pm & 6.15-7.45 pm |
Workshop |
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'The
world of Japanese Paper Craft' In conjunction with
the exhibition of Japanese Paper Dolls at the Embassy of Japan,
there will be two workshops demonstrating the skill of making
dolls from the traditional washi paper that has been treasured
so long in Japan. Participants will make a small but beautiful
ornament under the guidance of the paper doll making master,
Tanno Emiko from Iwate Prefecture in Japan. No previous knowledge
of doll making is required. Organised by The Japan Foundation.
Location:
Russell Square House, 10-12 Russell Square, London, WC1B 5EH.
Tickest:
Admission is free, but participants will be asked to pay a nominal
charge to cover the cost of materrials. Places are strictly
limited to 30 per session.
Information:
Junko Takekawa, tel: + 44 (0) 207 436 6695 or event@jpf.org.uk |
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Thursday 9th November, 7pmr |
Book
Launch |
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'Earl
Wavell' by Victoria Achfield
Location:
The Nehru Centre
Tickets:
Admission is free
Information:
tel: +44(0)20 7491 3567/7493 2019 or email: nehrucentre@aol.com |
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Saturday, 11th November, 10.30am-4.30pm |
Study
Day |
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'Civilisation
& Enlightenment: the Arts of the Meiji Period'.
The study day will examine work produced and collected during
this period and investigate how Japan's craftsmen responded
to the loss of their traditional partrons by adapting their
skills to their new overseas market.
Speakers include: Victor Harris, Emeritus Keeper, The British
Museum; Gregory Irvine, Victoria & Albert Museum; Dr. Clare
Pollard, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford; Tim Clark, The British museum;
Dr. Nicole Rousmaniere, Sainsbury Institute for the study of
Japanese Arts & Cultures; Shaun Garner, Russell-Coates Art
Gallery & Museum.
Location:
The Victoria & Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, London, SW7
2RL
Tickets:
£38/£32/£12
Information:
+ 44 (0) 207 942 2211 or bookings.office@vam.ac.uk
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