In this session we will discuss how to integrate geography and politics to examine East Asia. We begin by discussing the five themes of geography: location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and regions to examine their relevance in both …
Join award-winning gayageum artist Eunsun Jung, percussionist Seojin Kim, and Dr. Stephanie Choi (University of Colorado Boulder, College of Music) to engage with the sounds and techniques of past and present gayageum performance and enrich your …
Join the University of Pittsburgh NCTA site, Sogetsu Pittsburgh, and the Carnegie Museum of Art for a free in-person, hands-on workshop exploring ikebana, the art of Japanese flower arranging featured in the 59th Carnegie International. Learn how ikebana …
This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the death of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Chairman Mao Zedong in 1976, prompting a shift from China’s mostly rural, agricultural-based society, which was tightly controlled by a command economy, to a …
Join us for this in-person workshop led by Dr. Adam Manfredi (University of North Texas). This session explores how Japan’s most iconic movie monster reflects the country’s history, culture, and collective memory. Far more than a giant creature, Godzilla …
Discover new ways to inspire curiosity and bring global perspectives into your classroom through an immersive learning experience at the Crow Museum of Asian Art in Richardson, TX. Participants will enjoy a guided tour of the museum, gaining insight into …