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The Art of Film Posters in Japan
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Film Posters which have been put up at theaters and on streets as an advertisement media, and in most cases in Japan, created anonymously under control of film production or distribution companies. However, beyond such frame work, there exists distinguished posters claiming that its values and graphic art when tracing the history of them.
The Exhibition "The Art of Film Posters in Japan" with 80 posters mainly from 1960s is searching for the node of film and graphism, and another "face" of cinema art flowered of the screen.
Day of admission | Group (20 or more) | |
---|---|---|
Adult | 420 | 210 |
University students | 130 | 70 |
High school students and younger |
Free | Free |
Related events
Film Series: MoMAK Films @ home
During the exhibition, we will show films related to the posters on display.
November 3 (Sat.), 4 (Sun.), 2012
Feature of the exhibition "The Art of Film Posters in Japan"
III: ATG and Japanese Films
December 8 (Sat.), 9 (Sun.), 2012
Feature of the exhibition "The Art of Film Posters in Japan"
IV: Poster Designs by Directors
Lecture: "Film Posters in Japan through Print Expression"
Date & Time: November 25 (Sun.), 2012 2:00-3:30PM
(numbered tickets distributed 11:00AM-)
Place: 1F lecture hall
Fee: Free admission, maximum capacity 100
Lecturer: Minako TERAMOTO (Curator, Printing Museum, Tokyo & Cooperator of the Exhibition)
in Japanese only
Commemoration of Screening his Film at the MoMAK Films @ home
Post-Talk by the Film Director Makoto WADA
Date & Time: December 8 (Sat.), 2012 6:00-7:00PM
Place: 1F lecture hall
Fee: Free admission, maximum capacity 100
Talker: Makoto WADA (Illustrator & Film Director)
Interviewer: Hidenori OKADA (Senior Curator, The National Film Center)
*This event is available for those who watch one or both of films screened on the day at the MoMAK Films @ home. Numbered tickets for the event will be distributed on the day at the door starting at 1:30PM.
in Japanese only
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