TIME SENSITIVE: materials and beings in Tsuchida Hiromi’s “Fukushima”
Maki Fukuoka
Associate Professor, History of Art
University of Leeds
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TIME SENSITIVE: materials and beings in Tsuchida Hiromi’s “Fukushima”
Maki Fukuoka
Associate Professor, History of Art
University of Leeds
Thu
29
Oct 2026
Maki Fukuoka
Associate Professor, History of Art
University of Leeds
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5
Nov 2026
An Evening with Director Miyake Shō: Lecture and Conversation with Miyake Shō on Cinema, Japan, and His Visions
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29
Oct 2026
Maki Fukuoka
Associate Professor, History of Art
University of Leeds
Thu
5
Nov 2026
An Evening with Director Miyake Shō: Lecture and Conversation with Miyake Shō on Cinema, Japan, and His Visions
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