Limited to 30 Participants: 5-Session Art History Course 'NUDE' Starts May 15th, Exploring the Evolution of the Body

OSIRO Inc., provider of the community-dedicated platform 'OSIRO,' is launching the second installment of its popular art history course through 'Bijutsu Henshubu,' led by editor and art journalist Yoshio Suzuki, former deputy editor of BRUTUS magazine. The instructor is art journalist Erimi Fujiwara, who also teaches at universities. Together with Suzuki, they will present a 5-session program exploring the history of art. This series focuses on the 'body,' tracing the evolution of physical expression from the ideal beauty sought by ancient Greece to the silence of the Middle Ages and the fluctuations of the body in the digital age. [Course Details: https://bijuhen.com/events/9871d85d8f99] The course is designed for those who want to enjoy visiting museums, beginners who want to learn from the basics, and those who want to deepen their cultural knowledge. The curriculum covers topics such as 'Visible/Invisible Bodies,' 'The Spiritual World Eroding Body Images,' 'The Restoration of the Ideal Body,' 'THE NUDE VS THE NAKED,' and 'The Deconstruction of the Body and the Impulse for Abstraction.' Sessions are held monthly on the third Friday from May 15, 2026, to September 18, 2026, at the Osiro Inc. event space in Shibuya, Tokyo. Fees are 7,700 yen per session or 33,000 yen for the full set for members, and 55,000 yen for the full set for the general public. An online briefing session will be held on April 14, 2026.