Approaches to Japanese Art

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ARTS 251, EAST 142

Instructors:B. Cheng

Credit hours:3 HU

Timeframe:spring semester

Capacity:30 students

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Description from course catalog

This survey of Japan will highlight a range of artistic media from ancient times to the modern day. We will examine the art and architecture of religious and secular traditions, with an emphasis on painted traditions (narrative hand scrolls, prints, and screens). Primary themes will include the contexts of artistic production (as informed by gender or socio-political circumstances), the spatial or social networks of their use, cultural exchange with China, and tensions between court-sponsored traditions and other artistic practices.

Prerequisites / Notes

Identical to EAST 142.

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