ILCAA occasionally holds special exhibitions for the general public, to display the Institute's collection of rare materials on the languages and cultures of Asia and Africa, and also the results of research about such materials.
Date/Time: Tue 20 Feb 2024 – Mon 4 mar 2024 10:00-16:30
Details:
This is a photo exhibition of two indigenous peoples of Peninsular Malaysia(Orang Asli), the Batek and the Sumaq Beri. The exhibition focuses on the present-day hunter-gatherers living in the tropical forest under the social/environmental changes through the photographs by Malaysian photographer Dome. You can access the web-based materials by using the QR codes next to the photos at the gallery.
(This is the same exhibition held at Pictorico Gallery at Ryogoku from January 23 to 28, 2024)
Language: Japanese
Admission: Free
Jointly sponsored by ILCAA Core Project (Anthropology) “Anthropological Inquiry of Sociality: Dynamics of Tolerance/Intolerance in Transcultural Contexts”, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Field Science Commons (TUFiSCo)
Venue: 1F, ILCAA
Past Exhibitions
Deciphering Ancient Scripts in Asia (2023)
Mon 6 Nov 2023 – Fri 26 Nov 2023
<Exhibition> “Thinking about the co-creation of academic knowledge through the Civil Dialog Caravan of Islamic Trust Studies”
Mon 27 Feb 2023 – Fri 10 Mar 2023
<Photo Exhibition> Identities of a Minority: Muslims in America (2022)