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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The course Exploring Japanese Avant-garde Art Through Butoh Dance by Future Learn has a distinctive concept and approach. The course focuses on making the candidates understand the methods of Japanese art and how they are absorbed, re-created, and their impact on the western art culture seen in the 20th century through the way of hijikata Tatsumi's butoh dance. The course will enlighten the candidates on revolutionary cultural Avant-garde Japanese art.
The course will focus on elaborating on numerous aspects and the origin of significant Japanese art. Through this course, the candidates will get introduced to Japanese and foreign post-war art and culture by using ancient evidence to introduce the concepts of hijikata’s butoh.
The structure of the course is designed in a way by which the candidates will get a clear and detailed understanding of Avant-garde and butoh along with aspects of exploring inventive methods of exploring the art of dance education.
The Highlights
- Certificate of completion by Future Learn
- 100% online learning programme
- The course duration of 4 weeks
- 4 hours of the weekly study
- The course is free to join
- Course developed by Keio University, Japan
Programme Offerings
- Online Classes
- video lectures
- Quiz
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | Futurelearn |
Exploring Japanese Avant Garde Art Through Butoh Dance Fees Structure :
| Fees components | Amount |
| Buy this course | Rs. 1,600/one-off payment |
| Subscribe & save | Rs. 4,450 for a whole year |
| Limited acccess | Free |
Eligibility Criteria
Education
The course can be pursued by anyone interested in Japanese art and culture
Certification qualification details
To be eligible to attain the certificate for the course of Exploring Japanese Avant-garde Art Through Butoh Dance by Future Learn the candidates will have to purchase or upgrade their course and complete the entire course curriculum
What you will learn
After successfully completing the course of Exploring Japanese Avant-garde Art Through Butoh Dance by Future Learn the candidates will have the knowledge of:
- The candidates will be able to find new ways to connect dance to their cultural and historical contexts
- Through this course, the candidates will be able to integrate the knowledge relating to methods of dance like production along with its artistic outcomes
- The candidates will be able to consider how analysis changes the experience of watching dance
- The candidates will be able to participate with others for the purpose of research and formation of contents for the art of dance creation
- The candidates will have an understanding of gathering and observing the ancient evidence and objects in relation to arts, performance, and dance
- The candidates will be able to explain the methods used by Tatsumi hijikata in revolutionising and created of butoh dance
- The candidates will have detailed knowledge of Avant-grade through the Japanese art and culture
- The candidates will learn about the natural features, bodies, and the art performance of the Tohoku
- Through this course, the candidates will learn about the introduction and revolution of the culture
- The candidates will be able to learn the experiments and Avant-garde in the physical expressions
Who it is for
The certified course of Exploring Japanese Avant-garde Art Through Butoh Dance by Future Learn is suggested for:
- The course can be pursued by anyone who has an interest in Japanese art and culture
- The candidates who want to gain knowledge on the Avant-garde art on Japanese butoh dance culture
- The course can be pursued by undergraduates, postgraduates, researchers, and practicing artists
- Someone who wishes to teach on the topics of butoh is suggested to take up the course
Admission Details
The candidates can enrol in the course of Exploring Japanese Avant-garde Art Through Butoh Dance by Future Learn by following the simple steps provided below:
Step 1: Visit The Course Page. https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/japanese-avant-garde-art-butoh
Step 2: Thereafter, candidates can be directed to the course information page
Step 3: The candidates will find an option of “Enrol for free” clicking on which they will land on the registration page
Step 4: The candidates have to register their account on Future Learn by creating or signing up with email id and password
Step 5: After completing the registration, candidates can choose the programme as per their preference.
Step 6: Thereafter, candidates can easily check the course programme.
The Syllabus
- Hijikata’s work from the late 1950s to late 1960s, introducing key works like “Forbidden Colours” (1959) and “Revolt of the Flesh” (1968).
- The Tokyo Experimental art scene of the 1960s and the influence of Western thinking and art on Hijikata’s work.
- Hijikata’s work from the early to mid 1970s, through the series of performances “27 Nights for Four Seasons” (1972), and a handful of works that followed.
- Hijikata’s relationship to his hometown Akita in terms of Japanese traditional arts and Eastern body theories.
- Works from the late 1970s like “Costume in Front” and “Human Form” (both 1976) to explore the choreographic method and notation behind Hijikata’s butoh.
- The spread of butoh abroad from the late 1970s onwards through a number of key festivals, such as “MA: Espace-Temps du Japon” (Paris, 1977) and the first international “Butoh Festival” (Berlin, 1985) and invited foreign researchers’ dialogues, such as Sylviane Pages and Katje Centonze.