Islamic Trust Studies Civil Dialog “The Simurgh’s egg: workshops & exhibition” （Dec. 21-Jan. 24）

Finished Islamic Trust Studies Civil Dialog “The Simurgh’s egg: workshops & exhibition” （Dec. 21-Jan. 24）

2023.10.17

Research Group： Organizer

Islamic Trust Studies Civil Dialog
“The Simurgh’s egg: workshops & exhibition”
（Dec. 21-Jan. 24）

at Tully’s Coffee Shimokitazawa

As part of our Civil Dialog activities,
the Organizer of the Islamic Trust Studies Project will hold workshops and exhibition on the Persian national epic.
During these sessions, we will collaborate with kindergarteners to create artworks,
which will be displayed in the gallery of Tully’s Coffee Shimokitazawa.

Our Civil Dialog activities are designed to share our research outcomes with society through interactive events that go beyond one-way knowledge dissemination. A Civil Dialog event will be held with a nursery school in Setagaya and ILCAA for the third consecutive year. In cooperation with Tully’s Coffee Shimokitazawa and Directions Co Ltd., the event will feature workshops where nursery school children will create works inspired by “Shahnameh,” the Persian national epic, contemplating Iran’s natural world and legends. These works will be exhibited in the gallery of Tully’s Coffee Shimokitazawa.

Date：Dec. 21, 2023-Jan 24, 2024
　　　8:00-21:00 (opening hours of the venue)
Venue：Tully’s Coffee Shimokitazawa
　　　　https://shop.tullys.co.jp/detail/5563184

Language： Japanese
Conditions： Open to the public / Admission Free

Co-organizer：
Grant-in Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A)“Connectivity and Trust Building in Islamic Civilization” (Area Organizer: Hidemitsu KUROKI (ILCAA); 20H05823)
ILCAA
Jinji Nursery School

In cooperation with：
Tully’s Coffee Shimokitazawa
Directions Co Ltd.

Contact： e.otatsukada [at] tufs.ac.jp

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Finished Islamic Trust Studies Civil Dialog “The Simurgh’s egg: workshops & exhibition” （Dec. 21-Jan. 24）

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