Akiyo Ohe

OE Akiyo

Assistant Professor Film and Performing Arts Course

area of expertise: art studies, museology, archival studies

Main subjects

Representation and Culture Research, Art and Culture Research, Social Media Research, Digital Media A & B, Project Research I & II, Representation and Culture Research B (Graduate School)

Research Themes and Keywords

Marginal Art/Media Art

Final academic background/degree

Doctoral Program, Department of Fine Arts, Graduate Research of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts

licence · Qualification

Museum Curator Qualification

Affiliated academic society

Art Documentation Society, Culture and Representation Society, Industrial Heritage Society

Major achievements

His main work is "Show me your notebook!" (Fukuinkan Shoten, 2021)

"Choosing Not to Destroy: Renovating Public Buildings" Featured article in the August 2014 issue of Architecture Journal

Academic paper: "Cultural and artistic perspectives on the Miharabashi Underground Mall" 2019/Industrial Heritage Studies, Industrial Heritage Studies, No. 156

Academic paper: "What elementary school students draw in their notebooks: At the boundaries between learning, life, and play" / J. F. Oberlin University Humanities Research, No. 9, 2018

Research Note: "Marginal Art in the History of the Academy: The Unchanging Playfulness Revealed in the Documents of J. F. Oberlin College" Inaugural Issue of "Academy History Research" 2022

Numerous other papers, oral presentations, and contributions

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