Oct. 2 |
A Shining Heritage: Contemporary Taiwanese Lacquer Art from the Wang Collection
2:00 pm Lecture- "History and Techniques of Lacquer Arts" Reception with the artists to follow.
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| Oct. 5 |
Lacquer Demonstration and Workshop
2:00- 5:00pm Make a lacquer plate with the Wang family, or observe their techniques. $20/ $10 student workshop fee. Free for observers. Registration/ RSVP information here.
Room 101, UK Reynolds Building
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| Oct. 6 |
Music and Ritual: Himalayan Music
7:00 pm An exploration of the joyful and ecstatic devotional music from the central Himalayas of India. Renowned singer, drummer, healer, and recording artist Pritam Bhartwan will perform alongside Stefan Fiol, an ethnomusicologist at the University of Cincinnati.
Niles Gallery, UK Fine Arts Library
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| Oct. 7 |
Music and the Spirit World in Central Asia & Siberia
3:30 pm Musicology Longyear Lecture by Theodore Levin, Dartmouth College
Niles Gallery, UK Fine Arts Library
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| Oct. 7 |
The Monkey King: Havoc in Heaven
6:00pm Chinese Arts Reception- Live music, painting, calligraphy, hands-on puppets. FREE!
7:30pm Opening night of the UK Theatre production. Tickets at SCFA Box Office.
"The Monkey King" mixes acrobatics, Chinese opera, martial arts, and puppetry into an adventure appropriate for all ages. Travel with the Monkey King into Cloud Kingdom to seek life-extending peaches and to come face-to-face with the Buddha.
More shows on Oct. 8, 14, 15, 16. Guignol Theatre, UK Fine Arts Building |
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Oct. 8 |
Throat Singing Demonstration
3:30 pm Dr. Theodore Levin and Sayan Bapa of Huun Huur Tu will discuss and demonstrate throat singing techniques, as well as other aspects of the music of Huun Huur Tu.
Briggs Theater, UK Fine Arts Building
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Oct. 8 |
Huun Huur Tu
7:30 pm The Tuvan throat singers. Using traditional instruments and drawing subtly on 20th century composers, funky rhythms, and the palette of electronica, Huun Huur Tu transform ancient songs into complex acoustic compositions.
Tickets at SCFA Box Office.
Recital Hall, Singletary Center for the Arts
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| Oct. 9 |
And She Said....
2:00pm A dance-theater work by Lakshmi Sriraman and
Aniruddhan Vasudevan
based on Tamil women poets' work on different forms of love and conflict.
Recital Hall, Singletary Center for the Arts
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| Oct. 10 |
Chinese Tradition Today - Photographs of Shaanxi by Zhang FuQuan
4:30pm Reception with the artist.
President's Room, UK Singletary Center for the Arts
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| Oct. 11 |
The Heart in Motion: Explorations of the Japanese Self through Dance
7:30pm "Tea with Me" and other compositions by Simply Dance-- Bruce Wilson and Chika Utsunomiya.
Carrick Theater, Transylvania University
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| Oct. 12 |
Culture Flux
5:00pm Lecture by artist, Joel Feldman.
Two pieces, "Caochangdi" (2009) and "Markets and Malls" (2010-2011), are on display in the Lexington Art League's downtown gallery Sept. 16- Nov. 11, mimicing the constant and rapid shifting juxtaposition of images that confront a visitor to either the Caochangdi neighborhood of Beijing or the ubiquitous shopping venues in Hong Kong.
Niles Gallery, UK Fine Arts Library
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| Oct. 13 |
Contemporary Chinese Art in Nine Big Faces
5:00pm A lecture by Eugene Wang, Harvard University
Room 118, UK Whitehall Classroom Building |
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Oct. 14 |
After-Shock and After-Image
A Chinese Neorealist Painter's Engagement with the Real in the Postmedium and Post-Earthquake Situation
5:00pm Keynote lecture for the Chinese Visual Culture Symposium by Eugene Wang, Harvard University
President's Room, UK Singletary Center for the Arts
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| Oct. 15 |
Contested Ground: Visual Culture in China after 1989
9:00am- 5:30pm Chinese visual culture symposium. Full Schedule
Briggs Theater, UK Fine Arts Building
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| Oct. 18 |
Yellow Earth
5:00pm Film Showing. A 1986 film
set in 1939 in Northern China on the Loess Plateau of Shanbei in Shaanxi province. This film
is "one of the most important films to appear in the 1980s, not just in China, but in the whole of global cinema. ...marked by a genuine attempt to create a 'new' kind of cinema.(in) its use of colour, composition and framing and its use of sound to evoke an 'unknown' time and place." - The Case for Global Film.
Room 118, UK Whitehall Classroom Building
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Sept. 15 -
Nov. 10 |
A Shining Heritage: Contemporary Taiwanese Lacquer Art from the Wang Collection
Color and Form: A Selection of Japanese and Japan-Inspired Ceramics
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Sept. 16 -
Nov. 11 |
Culture Flux
Lexington Art League Downtown Gallery 200 East Main Street, Mezzanine
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Sept. 28 -
Oct. 16 |
Chinese Tradition Today - Photographs of Shaanxi by Zhang FuQuan
President's Room, UK Singletary Center for the Arts
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