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March 4, 2024(Mon)

We are pleased to announce the Call for Manuscript Submissions for the Art Research Center's journal ART RESEARCH vol. 25-1.

As an academic journal specializing in arts and culture, the purpose of ART RESEARCH is to widely publicize the results of the research projects and activities conducted by the Art Research Center (ARC), Ritsumeikan University, and its partner institutions and collaborative researchers.

Since its establishment in 1998, the Art Research Center (ARC) has been selected for several national grants as a center of excellence for research in culture, art, and information science. In FY2019, the center assumed the role as the International Joint Digital Archiving Center for Japanese Art & Culture (ARC-iJAC) upon its accreditation by the MEXT as an International Joint Usage/Research Center. The ARC is highly regarded as a leading hub for the digital archiving of Japanese art and culture.

Our online journal will be published several times a year, and at the end of the fiscal year, a print booklet compiling all contributions will be distributed, as we hope to increase the submission opportunities for researchers.

We look forward to receiving your manuscript.

Read more>>

1.募集職種及び募集人数
契約職員(専門職)1名

2.所属・勤務地
所属:衣笠リサーチオフィス
勤務地:立命館大学衣笠キャンパス アート・リサーチセンター
(京都府京都市北区等持院北町 56-1)

3.職務内容
具体的な業務内容は下記のとおりです。
①所蔵資料・美術品管理(収蔵庫整理、貴重資料閲覧・貸出対応、資料問合せ等)
②寄託・寄贈資料 受入
③図書・雑誌の管理(受入登録、閲覧者対応、データベース入力、製本等)
④イベント運営(展覧会開催準備、講演会・シンポジウム開催準備)
⑤研究施設の管理(来客・施設見学対応、備品貸出、施設利用等)
⑥その他、研究センターの研究活動支援業務、事務局業務、所属長が指示する所属部署における業務(共通)

4.雇用契約期間
契約開始日:双方合意の上、2024年4月1日より契約開始日とする。(試用期間:1ヶ月)
契約終了日:2025年3月31日
※会議などで本大学他キャンパスや近隣地に出張する場合があります
※職務遂行能力・勤務成績・勤務態度・職場の業務量等を勘案し、双方合意の場合、年度単位での契約を4回を上限として更新する場合があります。
※本学教職員としての雇用契約を持つ方については、現行契約期間との合算で5ヵ年以内とします。

5.応募資格
以下の①~③の条件を満たすこと。加えて④~⑥の経験・能力をもつことが望ましい。
【必須資格】
①学芸員資格
【必須条件】
②古文書や古典籍、文化財・美術品等の取扱いに係る基本的知識や技能
③多様なステークホルダーや研究者等との調整に必要なコミュニケーション能力・コーディネート力のある方
【望ましい経験や能力】
④図書館での勤務経験もしくは司書資格(あればなお可)
⑤文化財IPMコーディネーター資格(あればなお可)
⑥可能であれば、海外の研究者等とのメール等による日常的な連絡・調整できる英語運用能力

6.応募書類
① 履歴書  (形式は問いません)*写真貼付
② 職務経歴書(形式は問いません)
③ 志望理由書(A4・1枚/400字程度/形式は問いません)
④ 卒業証明書(最終学歴) *応募時はコピー可 *二次審査の際ご提出いただきます
⑤ 資格証明書(学芸員など)*応募時はコピー可 *二次審査の際ご提出いただきます

7.採用選考
一次審査:書類選考(書面にて合否をお知らせします) *2月上中旬を予定
二次審査:面接選考(書面にて合否をお知らせします) *2月中下旬を予定
*面接選考は原則、衣笠キャンパスでの対面とします(遠距離地など要相談)

8.勤務条件(直接雇用後)
勤務時間:9:00~17:30(実働7.5時間、週5日勤務)
※休憩時間:11:30~12:30
※但し、休日勤務(振替休日取得)を命じることがあります。休日勤務は年間10~20回程度
月額本俸:240,000円
賞与:年間3ヵ月(夏1ヵ月、冬2ヵ月)
※但し、算定期間中不在籍の期間に応じて減額して支給することがあります。
交通費:別途支給 ※上限あり
社会保険:社会保険(私学事業団)、雇用保険、労災保険に加入
休日:土曜・日曜・国民の祝日・年末年始休日・その他学校が定める日・年次有給休暇(4月採用の場合は、初年度10日付与。着任月により変更あり)
出張:あり(年10回程度) ※海外出張あり
その他:
①月途中の入職の場合、月額本俸・交通費は日割支給となります。
②入職日により、月額本俸・交通費は翌月払いとなる場合があります。
③「学校法人立命館有期雇用職員就業規則」「学校法人立命館有期雇用職員給与規程」、「学校法人立命館有期雇用職員休暇規程」を適用します。
④本学では、各キャンパス内を全面禁煙としています。

9.募集期間・応募書類送付先
募集期間:2024年2月9日(金)郵送必着
送付先:〒603-8577 京都市北区等持院北町56-1 
立命館大学 研究部 衣笠リサーチオフィス 契約職員(専門職)採用担当係

10.お問い合わせ先
衣笠リサーチオフィス 契約職員(専門職)採用担当係
電話番号:075-465-8224
受付時間:9:30~17:00(月~金曜日)
※土・日・祝日は休業のため、お問い合わせには応じられませんのでご了承ください。

<個人情報の取り扱いについて>
(1) 応募書類は、採用選考および採用後の人事管理以外の目的では使用いたしません。
(2)応募書類は返却いたしません。採用試験終了後、本学が責任をもって破棄します。

以上

Dr. Monika Bincsik, Visiting Collaborative Researcher of the Art Research Center (ARC), Ritsumeikan University, is one of three curators who have been awarded the 2024 Marica Vilcek Prize in Art History for their exceptional work at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The three awards of $100,000 each are bestowed by the Vilcek Foundation on foreign-born art history and museum professionals whose work has had an impact on museum culture and curatorial practices in the United States and in their respective fields of study.

According to the Vilcek Foundation, Dr. Bincsik received the Marica Vilcek Prize for her curatorial approach to Japanese decorative arts and textiles that highlights the complex interplay of the Japanese and international art market, trade, social, and political circumstances over the past five centuries.

Born in Hungary, Dr. Bincsik is the Diane and Arthur Abbey Curator for Japanese Decorative Arts at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. She undertook research work in Japanese lacquer and other decorative arts at Ritsumeikan University, where she earned a Ph.D. for a dissertation focusing on Japanese lacquerware, supervised by ARC Director Prof. Ryo Akama (Graduate School of Letters), and subsequently worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow at the ARC.


Related links

The Vilcek Foundation "Announcing the Marica Vilcek Prizes in Art History": https://vilcek.org/news/announcing-the-marica-vilcek-prizes-in-art-history/

Every year in autumn, The Japan Foundation Kyoto Office organizes an event called An Evening of Noh and Kyogen to give people an opportunity to experience traditional Japanese culture.

In FY2023, with the easing of measures against COVID-19, the event resumed performances with an audience for the first time in four years.

In cooperation with the Art Research Center (ARC), Ritsumeikan University, the event was recorded again this year for everyone outside Kyoto to enjoy. The video recording is available for one year (free of charge) on the YouTube channel of the Japan Foundation.

Please enjoy the video.


Organizer: The Japan Foundation Kyoto Office

In cooperation with: The Kongo Noh Theatre Foundation; Shigeyama Kyogen Troupe; Art Research Center (ARC), Ritsumeikan University

For details, please visit the website of the Japan Foundation: https://www.jpf.go.jp/e/world/kyoto/2023/12-01.html

[イベント情報]
November 4, 2023(Sat)

BKCウェルカムデー びわこ・くさつ健幸フェスタ2023

The Art Research Center (ARC) to Exhibit at the BKC Well-being Campus Day 2023

Date: November 4 (Sat), 10:00-16:30

Venue: Ritsumeikan University Biwako Kusatsu Campus (BKC)

Entry is free of charge (advance reservation required).

Advance registration & details

The Art Research Center (ARC) is delighted to exhibit at the BKC Well-being Campus Day 2023, a day full of fun activities for both adults and children which attracted over 5,000 visitors last year.

In 2023, the ARC is marking the 25th anniversary of its establishment. In addition to exhibiting the results and achievements of 25 years of research activities, original ARC ukiyo-e merchandise will be available for purchase. Furthermore, we have prepared an Edo-period quiz for parents and children to enjoy. Those who answer all questions correctly will receive a gift.

We look forward to seeing you at the BKC Well-being Campus Day 2023.

[イベント情報]
October 22, 2023(Sun)

AsiaWeek2023

The Art Research Center (ARC) to Exhibit at the Asia Week--A Festival of International Exchange

Date: October 22 (Sun), 10:00-16:00 (Between October 16 (Mon) and October 21 (Sat), mainly student-organized permanent exhibitions are held.)

Venue: Ritsumeikan University Osaka Ibaraki Campus (OIC)

Entry is free of charge (no reservation required).

→ For details, please refer to the event website

In 2023, the Art Research Center (ARC), Ritsumeikan University, is marking the 25th anniversary of its establishment. In addition to exhibiting the results and achievements of 25 years of research activities, original ARC ukiyo-e merchandise will be available for purchase. Furthermore, we have prepared an Edo-period quiz for parents and children to enjoy. Those who answer all questions correctly will receive a gift.

We look forward to seeing you at the Asia Week.

hosoi_gap.PNGThe Ritsumeikan University Game Archive Project (GAP) was launched by Prof. Koichi Hosoi, Deputy Director of the Art Research Center (ARC), when he was searching for a way to research games.

The GAP--an industry-academia collaboration between Kyoto Prefecture, Nintendo, and Ritsumeikan University--aims to organize and digital-archive games and game-related materials to preserve game culture and establish a system for public use

A story on this project has been featured in English in Issue #18 of Ritsumeikan University's Research Report RADIANT.

>> Read full article on the RADIANT-website (in English).

We are pleased to announce the Call for Manuscript Submissions for the Art Research Center's journal ART RESEARCH vol. 24-3.

As an academic journal specializing in arts and culture, the purpose of ART RESEARCH is to widely publicize the results of the research projects and activities conducted by the Art Research Center (ARC), Ritsumeikan University, and its partner institutions and collaborative researchers.

Since its establishment in 1998, the Art Research Center (ARC) has been selected for several national grants as a center of excellence for research in culture, art, and information science. In FY2019, the center assumed the role as the International Joint Digital Archiving Center for Japanese Art & Culture (ARC-iJAC) upon its accreditation by the MEXT as an International Joint Usage/Research Center. The ARC is highly regarded as a leading hub for the digital archiving of Japanese art and culture.

Our online journal will be published several times a year, and at the end of the fiscal year, a print booklet compiling all contributions will be distributed, as we hope to increase the submission opportunities for researchers.

We look forward to receiving your manuscript.

Read more>>

またここにすがたはっけい

The Takeuchi Dokei Collection, held by the Kunitachi College of Music Library, is the world's largest collection of materials related to Edo-period Japanese music. The Art Research Center (ARC), Ritsumeikan University, is pleased to announce the online release of a number of ukiyo-e prints, banzuke theater programs, nagauta lyric booklets (shohon), and gidayu-bushi lyric booklets (shohon) from that collection.

At this time, 2,025 Tokiwazu-bushi lyric booklets (shohon) have been released. You can search for these by entering 常磐津 in the "genre" (ジャンル) search box at the following link:

https://www.dh-jac.net/db1/books/search_kunishohon.php?lang=en

Because Tokiwazu-bushi developed chiefly within the field of Edo kabuki, most of the Tokiwazu-bushi lyric booklets in the Takeuchi Dokei Collection were published in Edo. However, the collection also includes 196 items published in Nagoya.

A commentary on Tokiwazu-bushi lyric booklets by Takeuchi Yuichi (Research Institute for Japanese Traditional Music, Kyoto City University of Arts) can be found under「竹内道敬文庫の世界」 「C 資料解説」at the following link: https://www.arc.ritsumei.ac.jp/lib/vm/kunitake/2023/06/C3.html

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The Art Research Center (ARC), Ritsumeikan University, in collaboration with the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), is pleased to announce that 4,233 ukiyo-e prints and 74 Japanese old books from ROM's collection are now available in our database.

Royal Ontario Museum Ukiyo-e Database

*Note: From the ARC Ukiyo-e Portal Database, you can search for this collection by entering 'Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)' in the 'collection'-field.

Royal Ontario Museum Japanese Old Books Database

*Note: From the ARC Early Japanese Books Portal Database, you can search for this collection by entering 'Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)' in the 'owner'-field.

Located in Toronto, Canada, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) showcases art, culture, and nature from around the world. Canada's largest, most-visited museum, ROM has the most extensive collection of Japanese art in the country, a large part of which are ukiyo-e.

Digital archiving of ROM's collection of ukiyo-e prints began in March 2020, at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the digitization of all the ukiyo-e prints and some of the early Japanese books.

Since then, the ARC has continued to add to the database to ensure all the works from the collection are available online for the public. Each item in the ARC database is linked to ROM's online collection. (Some links are yet to be adjusted.)

The collection includes ukiyo-e prints from a wide range of periods and genres, from monochrome early ukiyo-e prints of the Genroku period (1688 - 1704), to shin-hanga prints of the Taisho and Showa periods.

At its core is the collection of over 2,000 ukiyo-e prints of Sir Byron Edmund Walker--one of the founders and first chairman of ROM--that was bequested to the Museum in 1926.

Regarding main genres, the collection consists of 1,426 landscape prints (名所絵), 685 prints of beautiful women (美人画), 464 warrior prints (武者絵), 375 actor prints (役者絵), and 361 prints of scenes from stories (物語絵; including duplicates of actor prints). It is also particularly noteworthy that there are 219 war prints (戦争絵), 83 earthquake (地震絵) and catfish prints (鯰絵), 33 prints depicting foreigners, and 201 surimono.

Regarding ukiyo-e artists, the collection includes 750 prints by Hiroshige, 716 prints by Gekko, 300 prints by Hokusai, 125 prints by Toyokuni I, 100 prints by Kunisada, and 117 prints by Utamaro.

In 2009, a donation of 136 warrior prints from the late James King, a professor of English at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, enriched the collection of this genre. Moreover, Balfour Halévy, the former law librarian of York University, Toronto, donated his collection of over 600 works of Ogata Gekko to ROM in 2016. This rare collection is an essential source for research on Gekko.

We hope that access to this database from ROM's extensive collection provides a foundation for further ukiyo-e research and learning.

References:

・James King and Yuriko Iwakiri: Japanese Warrior Prints, 1646-1904. Hotei, 2007.

・Sir Byron Edmund Walker | Royal Ontario Museum (rom.on.ca): https://www.rom.on.ca/en/about-us/rom/founders/sir-byron-edmund-walker

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