Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture Hanford in Central California Near and Far: Landscapes by Japanese Artists Jan. 6 – Apr. 20, 2013 Rotation 2: Idealization of Reality Opening Lecture, Jan. 6 at 2 pm After traveling through the world of imaginary landscapes in the first rotation of the Clark Center’s […]
The Clark Center’s fall exhibition Near and Far: Landscapes by Japanese Artists (First Rotation) will start on Sept. 2, and run through Dec. 22, 2012. This exhibition will take a look at the concepts behind the depiction of “real” or “imaginary” landscapes. In two rotations, the exhibition will explore from where the artists drew their […]
Nibei Foundation Japan Study Club “Beautiful Landscape of Meiji Japan: True Birth of Japanese Identity as a Modern Nation” Presenter: Dr. Nobuko Toyosawa, USC, Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow, College of Letters, Arts and Sciences Teaching courses in Japanese History December 8, 2009 at Terasaki Foundation Laboratory Building, West Los Angeles Japan Study Club […]