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日本映像学会東部支部 と米国非営利団体法人コラボラティブ・カタロギング・ジャパン（CCJ） が共催企画で提供する「日米のオルタナティブ・映像アーカイブの成り立ちと現在で方向性」は日本と米国における映像作品のオルタナティブ・アーカイブの歴史的背景の議論を踏まえ、現在日本で個人や小規模団体が草の根作業で行う事例やそのカタロギングのメソッドついて焦点をあてます。
In collaboration with Nihon University College of Art and Japan Society of Image Arts and Sciences (JASIAS), CCJ is pleased to present a day-long workshop
We are very excited to embark on our first Collection Survey & Professional Exchange program in Tokyo this November. Partnering with archivists from the Moving Image Archiving & Preservation program at New York University, we are launching our collection survey research program and presenting two workshops.
Collaborative Cataloging Japan is pleased to present at Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival, works by two pioneering female Japanese video artists. Mako Idemitsu and Shigeko Kubota share common grounds as artists who relocated to the U.S. in the 1960s—Idemitsu to California, and Kubota to New York. The 70-minute screening program is followed by discussions with Dr. Midori Yoshimoto, Associate Professor and Gallery Director at New Jersey City University.
Collaborative Cataloging Japan (CCJ) partners with the Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia (JASGP) to present a month-long exhibition of MA:Space/Time in the Garden of Ryoanji, by Takahiko Iimura from October 1-30, 2016. Please join us in the reception and artist talk on October 6, 2016. (*Please RSVP)
International House Philadelphia and CCJ presents Five Japanese Pioneers screening program on March 3, 2016.
Selected by film scholar Go Hirasawa, International House Philadelphia and CCJ presents an evening of experimental films by three filmmakers associated with Nihon University in the 1960s.
