Pakistani, Indian and Japanese Treasures in Canberra

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Mizuno Toshikata (1866–1908) Bouquet of Love (Ai no hanataba), 1900, nla.cat-vn5744733.

Pakistani, Indian and Japanese Treasures in Canberra

Join curators and experts, including London-based specialist Arjmand Aziz, to examine textiles from Pakistan and India in the Collection Study Room at the National Gallery of Australia and enjoy a guided tour of the recently re-hung galleries of Asian Art. In the afternoon, we will meet at the National Library of Australia for a tour of the exquisite collection of late Meiji kuchi-e in the exhibition Melodrama in Meiji Japan. Created as frontispieces for novels, the collection of wood-block prints, donated to the Library in 2011 by University of NSW Emeritus Professor Richard Clough (1921–2014), display the changing fortunes and fashions of the time. We will also have a chance to view the exhibition Waving the red flag: Chinese posters, 1949–1976.

The day will conclude with drinks at a member’s house to see a private collection.

How to book?

RSVP: Bronwyn Campbell at missbronny@hotmail.com.

Details of the events and address for the drinks will be provided on receipt of your booking.

How to Pay?

1) By direct debit deposit with ‘your name, Kuchi-e’ as reference.

Account Name: The Asian Arts Society of Australia

BSB: 012 003

Account number: 2185 28414

2) Via this website – see booking button top right.

Details

Date:
5 August, 2017
Time:
10:30 am - 6:00 pm AEST
Event Category:

Organiser

TAASA
Email
bookings@taasa.org.au

Venue

National Gallery of Australia
Parkes Place
Parkes, ACT Australia
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