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Joint East Asian Studies (JEAS)7-9 septembre 20169h00-17h00Russell Square, College Buildings, Londres&#160;The Joint East Asian Studies (JEAS) conference is a triennial meeting held by the three academic associations representing East Asian Studies in the UK:&#160; The British Association for Chinese Studies (BACS) The British Association for Japanese Studies (BAJS) The British Association for Korean Studies (BAKS) Coorganiser: SOAS Centre of Taiwan Studies&#160;This conference provides a major venue for the dissemination of research on East Asian Studies in various disciplines for academics from both the UK and abroad. ProgrammeThe conference is centred on five key themes: Aging and Demography Memory &#38; History Identity Trans-Cultural Flows Geo-Politics View the draft JEAS conference 2016 programme View the book of abstracts View the full list of panellists***Papers on Korean art&#160;-Panel 10: Transcultural flows in pre-modern Korea and Japan Paper 1: Recording or worshipping the Stars: Pictorial Practice in Creating Constellation Images in the Early Modern KoreaSoyeon Kim (University of California, Los Angeles)&#160;&#160;-Panel 17: Perspectives on pre-modern East Asian Coinage Paper 1: East Asian coins - identity, organisation and modernisationDr. Helen Wang (British Museum)&#160;Paper 2: Kutsuki Masatsuna's collection of East Asian coins in the Ashmolean MuseumDr. Lyce Jankowski (Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford)  &#160;Paper 3: Numismatic and metallurgical analysis of Korean coins in the Ashmolean MuseumDr. James Lewis (University of Oxford)  &#160;-Panel 35: Mapping and Photographing Memory: the Asia Pacific WarPaper 3: Picturing Half the Surface of the World: Imagery, Memory, and History of U.S. Military Camptowns in East AsiaJung Joon Lee (Rhode Island School of Design)  &#160;-Panel 54: Deconstructing Boundaries of Modern East Asian Art History: The Perception of Nihonga by Modern East Asian Artists Paper 3: The Figure of the Peasant in Japanese and Korean Neo-Traditional Painting in the Early 20th CenturyNancy Lin (Harvard University)&#160;-Panel 62: Trans-cultural flows in Korean Art, from nineteenth century to present Paper 1: Transference: Japanese designs and aesthetics in late-Joseon porcelainSoyoung Lee (The Metropolitan Museum of Art)  &#160;Paper 2: Curiously Foreign: 19th-20th-century Korean PaintingsEleanor Soo-Ah Hyun (The British Museum)   &#160;Paper 3: Merging the past and the present in contemporary Korean artCharlotte Horlyck (SOAS, University of London)&#160; -Panel 78: War, trauma and memory in East Asian cinema and literaturePaper 4: Art as Counter-Memory: Contemporary Lens-Based Art in East AsiaNayun Jang (The Courtauld Institute of Art)Pour en savoir plus, cliquez ici.&#160;