THOMSEN, Hans Bjarne<\/a>\u00a0 (Professor and Chair of Section for East Asian Art History, University of Zurich)<\/p>\n *moderator: GONG, Sophie (Doctoral Program, Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences, Art History, Waseda University)<\/p>\n Reading East Asia through Art: A Contrarian Perspective\u00a0 <\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n The art histories of East Asia are usually expressed in nation-specific or culturally-specific terms. We speak of Korean art, Japanese art or Chinese art, and typically not of the art that exist between and across the cultures.\u00a0 This is the general state of affairs, in terms of university curricula, popular and academic textbooks, and of museum exhibitions.\u00a0 Ideas of national art through the ages can be problematic and ahistorical, but remain, nonetheless, firmly engrained not only into the national education of modern East Asian populations, but also of academic communities in many parts of the world.\u00a0 How can we achieve a better reading of East Asian culture through the discipline of art history?<\/p>\n July 21, 2022\uff08Thu\uff09 14:45\uff5e16:15<\/p>\n Online (Zoom) and Onsite<\/p>\n Place: English<\/p>\n Students, Faculty staff members, General public<\/p>\n Waseda Institute for Advanced Study (WIAS), Waseda University<\/p>\n \u3010Onsite Participation\u3011Outline<\/h5>\n
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