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JUNE 2023

Cover: the artist Monira Al Qadiri. Standing Guard for Our Great Motherland, art in the Cultural Revolution. Hope and Anxiety, Japanese art at The Met. Bird and flower paintings from China, in New York. From the Archives: Goa and the Great Moghul. The art of Fukuda Kodojin in Minneapolis. Surrealism and The East, in Shanghai. Indian cloth paintings. Rumi: a visual journey through the life and legacy of a Sufi mystic. Vienna’s World’s Fair of 1873. Artists shows: Min Jun Yeon, YZ Kami, Nabil Nahas, Soojin Kang, Lee Ufan and Yan Pei-Ming. Master craftsmen from Korea in London, Kabuki Legends in Oxford, and Offbeat Saris in London. Contemporary Chinese photography in Washington DC. Islamic Arts Diary.

FUKUDA

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Landscape after Mi Fu

Fukuda Kodojin – Landscapes Fukuda Kodojin (1865-1944) was among a handful of scholar-artists who continued the tradition of literati painting (nanga) after 1900. Kodojin’s painting style is characterised by bizarre mountain forms rendered in vivid colour or monochromatic ink that… Continue reading →

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VIENNA JAPAN

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Fan on Stand Japanese

Japan in Vienna It is believed that Japonisme has its beginnings in the workshop of a printer in Paris, when, in the 1856, the painter and printmaker Félix Braquemond (1833-1914) came across, by chance, examples of Japanese manga (kacho-ga) by… Continue reading →

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Rumi: A Sufi Mystic

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A King Sends Out His Sons

The mystic writings of the Persian poet known as Rumi (1207-1273) are generally considered to be the supreme expression of Sufism, the mystical trend in Islamic thought and culture. Rumi was born in 1207 in Vakhsh in present-day Tajikistan, to… Continue reading →

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BIRD FLOWER

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Ma Qhuan

Chinese Bird and Flower Paintings China’s artists have for centuries linked flora and fauna with auspicious meanings and scholarly virtues. There are flowers and plants associated with the four seasons and twelve months that convey a sense of time passing… Continue reading →

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World Monuments Fund Announce Watch Sites. Profile: the Turkish artist Mehmet Ali-Uysal. The life and work of Kamoda Shoji in Minneapolis. Beasts of India and The Deep – tribal art in India. Ganjifa, playing cards of India. Textiles from Safavid Iran in Washington DC. From the Archives: Translucent World: Jade from the Palace Museum. Japanese Treasures from Royal Collections in London. Costumes and stories from Noh theatre in Venice. The Art of the Samurai in Cambridge, UK. The Legacy of Ceylon. Popular art in modern Korea. Ali Kazim in Oxford and Geoffrey Bawa in Colombo. Children of the Meiji period in Paris, Swapnaa Tamhane ‘s Indian textiles in Toroto. Dinh Q. Le in Paris and Indian contemporary art in Melbourne. Gallery shows and auctions. Islamic Arts Diary.
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