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1. Lingering heat and local global J stuff

Author

Martin, Carol

Subjects
Performance art -- Political aspects, Performance art -- International aspects, Art, Japanese -- Political aspects, Art, Japanese -- International aspects
Published
2006

2. The bestseller recipe: a natural explanation of the global success of anime

Author

Sorensen, Lars-Martin

Subjects
Art, Japanese -- Influence, Art, Japanese -- Criticism and interpretation, Art, Japanese -- International aspects, Anime (Animation) -- Influence, Anime (Animation) -- Market share, Anime (Animation) -- Criticism and interpretation, Company market share
Abstract

It has become routine for articles on Japanese animation to set out marvelling at the tremendous global success and spread of anime. But while there is an abundance of texts […]

Published
2009

3. National treasures: in Kyoto, Japanese crafts are evolving from traditional pieces to modern art. Tom Downey meets the calligraphers, kimono dyers and kettle makers who are redefining artisanship

Author

Downey, Tom

Subjects
Artisans -- Works, Art, Japanese -- International aspects, Art, Japanese -- Economic aspects, Kyoto, Japan -- Description and travel, Kyoto, Japan -- Economic aspects
Abstract

[ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] In a small studio in the foothills of northeast Kyoto, Shotei Ibata, master calligrapher, picks up a giant paint-brush half his height. Ibata is a reed-thin man pushing […]

Published
2008

4. East-West cultural exchange in art: France and the Orient in the 1880's (Part 3)

Author

Erika, Takashina

Subjects
Art, Japanese -- International aspects, Art, Japanese -- Evaluation, Cultural relations -- Evaluation, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The life and work of an artist, Yamamoto Hosui, who came from a background where his parents pursued farming and sericulture is discussed in regards to a person of his time, sketching using live models as subjects, a rare thing. Hosui had developed an earnest desire to study in Europe, the birthplace of western art, and through his persistent efforts and with the help of his connections; he was able to board a France-bound ship in February 1878.

Published
2003

5. A Japanese artist goes global

Author

Marks, Peter

Subjects
Artists -- International aspects, Art, Japanese -- International aspects, Apprenticeship -- Usage, Art
Published
2001

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