案例简介：概要 我们的简报是制作一系列海报来宣传京都的歌舞伎: 艺术与文物展览。 结果 这些海报宣传了京都的歌舞伎: 艺术与文物展览，传达了歌舞伎的精髓。 执行 在创作这些海报时，我们试图反映歌舞伎的历史，以及日本最著名的戏剧艺术形式的非常规、自由的起源。 活动描述 虽然歌舞伎被许多日本人认为是一种严肃的 “古典” 戏剧艺术形式，但它最初是一种流行娱乐形式。所有班级的市民都喜欢这些表演，演员是当时的流行歌星，不仅以他们的唱歌和跳舞技巧而闻名, 但也因为他们精致的时尚和波西米亚的生活方式。在创作这些海报时，我们试图反映这段历史，以及日本最著名的戏剧艺术形式的非常规、自由的起源。

案例简介：Synopsis Our brief was to create a series of posters to promote the Kabuki: Art & Artifacts exhibition in Kyoto. Outcome These posters promoted the Kabuki: Art & Artifacts exhibition in Kyoto and conveyed the essence of Kabuki. Execution In creating these posters, we sought to reflect kabuki history, and the unconventional, free-spirited origins of Japan's most famous dramatic art form. CampaignDescription Although kabuki is considered by many Japanese to be a serious, "classical" form of dramatic art, it was originally a form of popular entertainment. The shows were enjoyed by townspeople of all classes, and the actors were the pop stars of the day, known not only for their singing and dancing skill, but also for their elaborate fashions and bohemian lifestyles. In creating these posters, we sought to reflect this history, and the unconventional, free-spirited origins of Japan's most famous dramatic art form.

用你的手指吃歌舞伎 | Eating kabuki with your fingers

案例简介：概要 我们的简报是制作一系列海报来宣传京都的歌舞伎: 艺术与文物展览。 结果 这些海报宣传了京都的歌舞伎: 艺术与文物展览，传达了歌舞伎的精髓。 执行 在创作这些海报时，我们试图反映歌舞伎的历史，以及日本最著名的戏剧艺术形式的非常规、自由的起源。 活动描述 虽然歌舞伎被许多日本人认为是一种严肃的 “古典” 戏剧艺术形式，但它最初是一种流行娱乐形式。所有班级的市民都喜欢这些表演，演员是当时的流行歌星，不仅以他们的唱歌和跳舞技巧而闻名, 但也因为他们精致的时尚和波西米亚的生活方式。在创作这些海报时，我们试图反映这段历史，以及日本最著名的戏剧艺术形式的非常规、自由的起源。

用你的手指吃歌舞伎 | Eating kabuki with your fingers

案例简介：Synopsis Our brief was to create a series of posters to promote the Kabuki: Art & Artifacts exhibition in Kyoto. Outcome These posters promoted the Kabuki: Art & Artifacts exhibition in Kyoto and conveyed the essence of Kabuki. Execution In creating these posters, we sought to reflect kabuki history, and the unconventional, free-spirited origins of Japan's most famous dramatic art form. CampaignDescription Although kabuki is considered by many Japanese to be a serious, "classical" form of dramatic art, it was originally a form of popular entertainment. The shows were enjoyed by townspeople of all classes, and the actors were the pop stars of the day, known not only for their singing and dancing skill, but also for their elaborate fashions and bohemian lifestyles. In creating these posters, we sought to reflect this history, and the unconventional, free-spirited origins of Japan's most famous dramatic art form.

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用你的手指吃歌舞伎 | Eating kabuki with your fingers

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