In: Die Königin Vontjanze. Kleiner Atlas zum Werk von Anke Feuchtenberger, hg. Andreas Stuhlmann und Ole Frahm, Hamburg: Textem-Verlag 2023, 267–274.
Category: Visual Arts
Exhibition: Manga – Reading the FLOW/ Erzählen im Manga (2021)
Exhibition
9 September 2021 – 30 January 2022, Museum Rietberg Zürich, accompanying the art-historical exhibition Love, Fight, Feast – Dynamics in Japanese Narrative Art
https://rietberg.ch/en/exhibitions/manga_en
Curation. Realized in collaboration with Christina Plaka, Koo Bonwon, and Khanh Trinh.
“Mangaesque” (web)
in Japanese Media and Popular Culture: An Open-Access Digital Initiative of the University of Tokyo, ed. by Jason G. Karlin, Patrick W. Galbraith and Shunsuke Nozawa [3,000 words]
https://jmpc-utokyo.com/keyword/mangaesque/
“Design als Konzept? Zum Sinn und Zweck von Manga-Ausstellungen” (2020)
in “Ran an die Wand, rein in die Vitrine?” Internationale Positionen zum Ausstellen von Comics in der pädagogischen und musealen Praxis, edited by Anna Maria Loffredo & Barbara M. Eggert, München: kopaed, 2020, S. 98–108.
[cancelled due to corona crisis: conference at Kunstuniversität Linz, March 2020]
“Pictures that Come to Life: The Hokusai Manga” (2017)
in Hokusai (exh. cat., ed. by Wayne Crothers), National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, 2017, pp. 21–27.
“Writing Manga into Japanese Art History” (2016)
“Reflections: Writing Comics into Art History in Contemporary Japan,” Konsthistorisk Tidskrift/Swedish Journal of Art History, December 2016, pp. 1–8. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00233609.2016.1259658
Book: Manga – Medium, Art, and Material (2015)
Jaqueline Berndt, Manga: Medium, Art, and Material, Leipzig UP 2015 (collected articles, partly in German). Cover illustration: Christina Plaka.
Contents
ch.1_Teaching Manga Studies: The Case of KSU’s Graduate School
ch. 2_[in German] Traditionsbezüge: „Manga“, Bildrollen und Hokusai Manga
ch. 3_Historical Adventures of a Posthistorical Medium: Japan’s Wartime Past as Represented in Manga
ch.4_Takemiya Keiko: Mangaka with an educational mission
ch.5_[in German] Genji-Manga: Das „Asakiyumemishi“ im wissenschaftlichen Diskurs
ch. 6_Manga as “Literature”: Adaptations of Crime and Punishment in Japanese Comics (1953-2010)
ch. 7_Images to be “Read”: Murakami Takashi’s mangaesque paintings
ch.8_[in German] »Deutschland« im Manga: Ein parodistisches Terrain
ch.9_Magazines and Books: Changes in the Manga Market (co-authored with Enno Berndt)
Special Issue『美術フォーラム21』特集「漫画とマンガ、そして芸術」(2011)
guest-ed., special issue “Manga to manga, soshite geijutsu” [Manga, comics, and art], Bijutsu Forum 21, no. 24 (November), pp. 20–136.
Introduction and individual article “»Muimi« no »kaidoku«—Gendai manga kara mita Murakami Takashi no kaiga” [‘Deciphering’ the ‘nonsense’—Murakami Takashi’s paintings seen from the perspective of contemporary manga], 132–136.
Nationally naked? The female nude in Japanese oil paintings and posters (1890s-1920s)
In: Doris Croissant, Joshua Mostow & Catherine Yeh, eds, New Gender Constructs in Literature, the Visual and the Performing Arts of Modern China and Japan (1880s to 1930s), Leiden: Brill Academic Publishers, 2008, pp. 307-345
Kunsthistorisch entfaltet: Japanische Stellschirme als „Tableau“ (2007)
[Byobu (Folding Screens) as Tableau]. In: Barbara Lange (Hrsg.): Visualisierte Körperkonzepte, Berlin: Georg Reimer Verlag 2007, S. 49-66