The Art of Sight, Sound and Heart: Visualizing Japanese Theater

Japanese theater, in its two classic forms, is rooted in ancient religion (Noh) and buoyed by popular culture (Kabuki).Visualizing Japanese Theater at the Carleton College Art Gallery, presenting paintings, woodblock prints and printed ephemera; carved masks, figurines and netsuke; and other objects, will explore Kabuki and Noh objects and imagery from the 18th through the 20th centuries. The Exhibition will be enriched by lectures and performances by nationally and internationally known theater and dance performers engaged in transforming traditional forms.

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