...Kim Brandt 2000 by Duke University Press 2000 Objects of Desire: Japanese Collectors and Colonial Korea Kim Brandt Japan is one of the few countries in the world where ceramics are widely ac- knowledgedasamajorartform...

... stage of creating a publicly visible discourse about “Chinese art.” Like many women, Lady Dorothea Banks built up a large collection of Chinese ceram- ics, but it was her husband, not she herself, who categorized and ordered it in a handwritten...

... by Duke University Press 2016 South Korea Kim Whanki Korean painting ceramics pottery Mingei modern art twentieth-century Korean artists Clay Bodies, Moon Jars, and Materiality: Reconciling Dualisms in the Paintings of Kim Whanki Christine Y. Hahn North...

... exposition in Paris. A montage illustrating this issue shows selected examples of Japanese hand- icrafts (fig. 5). Bamboo and straw baskets, lacquerware, metalwork, and ceramics are organized in a circle around their descriptive text in the center...

... for Preservation of National Learning. It was part of an emergent national patrimony exhibited between the journal’s covers. Although other objects — ­ceramics, jades, pieces of calligraphy, and so on — ­were also reproduced, the editors clearly...

... or bizarrely over- sized ceramics that commonly went to expositions, several show a clear positions 8:3 Winter 2000 656 Figure 5a “Interior of the parlour in the Residence of Baron Kaneko, Privy Councillor,” Fujin...

... Section 2: 196 paintings (192 oils, 2 watercolors, 2 temperas), 6 sculp- tures, 22 ceramics, 2 textiles, 8 design schematics...

... in a steel pan above a small ceramic stove. It was as cheap as one hundred yen, much cheaper than oil paint, so poor members of Kyshha turned to it. Yoshimoto: Your husband must have a great understanding of your work, when you...

... Japanese chain restaurants like Shiraki have begun to carry dishes like goi cuon (rice paper rolls) and cha gio (spring rolls) on their menus. Tokyo now has over 120 shops selling Vietnamese consumer products, prin- cipally ceramics, textiles, shoes...

... / Our jagi is / Hanguk Jagi. Co.” Jagi means a sweetheart as well as ceramics in Korean, and Hanguk jagi is a famous Korean ceramics brand, compa- rable to Mikasa in the United States, for example. 17. In www.boim.ac.kr (accessed...

... with small ceramic tiles, one of the most popular finishing materials on Korean build- ings since the 1950s. The interior of the building is designed to maximize the number of rentable units, and the building comprises a main hallway...

... to the Present , edited by Höhn Maria and Moon Seungsook , 78 – 108 . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Turner Patricia A. 2002 . Ceramic Uncles and Celluloid Mammies: Black Images and Their Influence on Culture . Charlottesville : University of Virginia Press . Vitello...

..., Ambon, Ceram, and Sumatra in detail across her short stories, novellas, and two novels. Writing about island worlds makes the sea a constant trope of the Jungian oceanic feeling of connectedness that Dermoût believed permeated the world, for those able to feel it. Dermoût s ability to evoke a sense...

..., the art- ist is standing in an exhibition hall, surrounded by her series of artworks. An image from Newsweek appears on the left of the oil painting, and on the right, Yu Hong s seventeen- year- old daughter makes ceramics in a studio. Aligning the personal moment with the social- political in a collage...