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添付| title:Dance Critic |
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1975: Born in Tokyo
1997: Graduated from Waseda University, First School of Literature （Theatre Arts Major）.
2004: Completed doctoral course at University of Tokyo Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology （Aesthetics）.
He is a member of Japanese Society for Aesthetics, International Association for Aesthetics, and Japanese Society for Dance Research.
2001: Began writing for the bimonthly magazine Ballet.
“Nakai Masakazu no Geijutsuron ni okeru Gijutsubi to Shintai －Supotsu Bigaku no Shatei” （Technical Beauty and Body in Masakazu Nakai's Philosophy of Art: The Range of the Aesthetics of Sports） in Saison Art Program Journal, no.10 （2003）
“Dansu wo Tsukuru, no Genzaikei － ST Supotto ‘Labo 20’ toiu Houhou”（A Contemporary Way of Creating Dances: ST Spot's Method “Lab. 20”） in Mesena note （Mecenat note） in 2003.
“Bunka Mondai toshite no Dansu － 90-nendai Nihon no Dansu Bunka to Sono Genzai”（Dance as a Cultural Question: Japanese Dance Culture in the ’90s and Its Current Status） in Butai Geijutsu （Performing Arts）, issue 5: Theatre in Society （2004）
“Gesucht: Unbekannte Körper. Üer die Entwicklung einer zeitgenössischen japanischen Tanzsprache”（Search for Unknown Body: On the Development of Contemporary Japanese Dance） in Theater der Zeit, Heft 9 in 2006
“Posutomodan Dansu ni tsuiteno Noto”（Notes on Post-Modern Dance）（serial） in Plan B Tsushin （Plan B Newsletter） since 2006.
Daisuke Muto writes for a variety of publications, including Ongaku Buyoh Shimbun （The Music and Dance Press）, L-Magazine, Eureka, Bacchus, Cut in, and Theatre Arts.
Member of the selection committee for Toyota Choreography Award 2002 and 2005.
Participated in the International Dance Festival Ireland, receiving a grant from Asia-Europe Foundation Participated in the International Dance Festival Ireland, receiving a grant from Asia-Europe Foundation （2004）. As well, participated in the Kyoto Creators Meeting 4 （2004）, New York Butoh Festival （2005）, Dansu Hakushu （Dance Hakushu） （2005, 2006）, and the Indonesian Dance Festival （2006）.
Muto conducted a research program, granted by the Asian Cultural Council from 2005 to 2006, in Southeast Asia and New York.
Served as Facilitator for 3rd Asian Dance Conference in 2007.
