Name: EXHIBIT: Art Prints of Watanabe Sadao: Christianity through Japanese Folk Art
Start: 2014-10-27
End: 2014-12-30

EXHIBIT: Art Prints of Watanabe Sadao: Christianity through Japanese Folk Art

When	Monday, Oct 27 – Tuesday, Dec 30, 2014
Event interval	Ongoing event
Campus location	Allen Library (ALB)
Campus room	Allen Library North Lobby, East Asia Library (Gowen Hall 3rd Floor)
Event Types	Exhibits
Event sponsors	University Libraries East Asia Library

Description	An exhibit of the Biblical Prints of Japanese printmaker and artist Sadao Watanabe (1913-1996), famous for his prints influenced by mingei undo, the Japanese folk art movement developed in the late 1920s and 1930s. This exhibit showcases Watanabe's stencil prints, original stencils and tools of the artist, as well as monographs from East Asia Library collection on mingei and mingei artists. View a video about the exhibit (YouTube 0:57) RELATED EVENTS: - Mondays, 1:00 pm Exhibit tours led by Azusa Tanaka, exhibit curator and Japan studies librarian, will be held every Monday, 1:00 pm, starting in the Allen Library North Lobby. - November 6, 4:00 - 5:00 pm Anne H.H. Pyle: My teacher, Watanabe Sadao - December 8, 4:00 - 5:30 pm Fred G. Notehelfer: Christianity in Japan: Some Observations on Sadao Watanabe's Faith
Link	guides.lib.washington.edu…

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