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Survey on the actual situation of Japanese design archives
what is going on?Design archives of these people
DESIGN ARCHIVE
ABOUT DESIGN ARCHIVE
PROJECT
About the design archive
As you all know, Japan is the third largest economy in the world.Although it is being driven up by emerging countries such as China, trust in Japanese products and admiration is still large even from a global perspective.It is also an evaluation of Japanese design (architecture, product, graphic, fashion, content) at the same time.
However, conservation research activities of ideas and processes (works, sketches, drawings, models, etc.) that are the sources of the "JAPAN DESIGN" are largely lagging in Europe and the United States.In fact, there are no educational institutions or research institutions that conduct research and research on design museums and design archives in Japan.
But time will not wait.The first generation who contributed to the development of postwar Japan's design died and aged, its precious design heritage dissipated, and it is on the verge of being destroyed.In fact, most of their work and materials are kept secretly by families, relatives or stakeholders, or disseminated to domestic and overseas, even the location or contact information is lost.
This project conducts surveys on the actual situation of freelance designers and architects and organizations conducting design archiving activities to the actual persons, relatives and related persons, publishes the results to the WEB, and shares it widely By doing so, we aim to nurture the momentum of design archiving.To that end, we are conducting activities based on the following three projects.
In future, in collaboration with individuals and organizations with similar goals, we are aiming for a platform to discuss and discuss future Japanese design archives and design musical origins.
PROJECT
project
HEARING & REPORT
Investigate the actual situation of design archives (interviews) with designers and architects, their relatives and related personnel, convert them into text data, publish them to the web, create and distribute reports, and distribute them.
WORKSHOP
While visiting the atelier of designers and architects, while experiencing the space that is the site of design, tell the era, thought, and work to do.Aim for a place to talk about future designs.
FORMAT MAKING
How do I archive my works and materials?It aims to explore and share methodology for design archiving with designers, museum staff, researchers.
PROJECT
MEMBERS
Survey member
Seki Yasuko (PLAT Director Editor)
Wakai Akiko (PLAT secretariat writer)
Urawa Ai (writer)
Ishiguro Tomoko (writer)
Keiko Kubota (President ADP Representative)
Katsuhiko Abe (WEB production ABEZO representative)
HEARING & REPORT
what is going on?
Design archives of these people
Product designer
Isamu Kenmochi Born in 1911 *
+ Tetsuo Matsumoto
Tadaomi Mizuno Born in 1921 *
Shosaku Kondo Born in 1927
Masayuki Kurokawa Born in 1937
Eiji Mitooka Born in 1947
Sotaro Miyagi Born in 1951 *
Graphic designer
Hiromu Hara Born in 1903 *
Yusaku Kamekura Born in 1915 *
Shigeo Fukuda Born in 1932 *
Eiko Ishioka Born in 1938 *
Ryohei Kojima Born in 1939 *
Masuteru Aoba Born in 1939 * NEW
Koichi Sato Born in 1944 * NEW
Tsuguya Inoue Born in 1947
Interior designer
Susumu Kitahara Born in 1937
Teruaaki Ohashi Born in 1938 *
Takashi Sugimoto Born in 1945 *
Setsuo Kitaoka Born in 1946 *
Textile designer
Hiroshi Awatsuji born in 1929 *
CI
Furniture craftsman
Design Museum / Design Organization
Osaka New Art Museum Construction Preparation Room
(Osaka Nakanoshima Art Museum)
There is also the possibility of changing subjects of survey.
The subjects (individuals) to be surveyed have been selected, including those who have already died, referring to the 2006 Asahi Shimbun publication "The Great Masters who have designed Nippon".
* Is a person who has died.
FORMAT MAKING
How do I archive my work and materials?
Intended to be shared
Design Museum Design Organization
Utsunomiya Museum of Art
Osaka New Art Museum Construction Preparation Room
(Osaka Nakanoshima Art Museum) NEW
Kanazawa Institute of Technology Architecture Archives NEW
National Museum of Modern Art, Craft Museum
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Architecture
Shiseido Art House
DNP Culture Promotion Foundation
Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art NEW
Japan Design Association (D-8)
Musashino Art University Museum / Library
WORKSHOP
Workplace visit workshop
