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The Arts of China Consortium (ACC) was founded in 2002 to promote the study and understanding of Chinese art history, archaeology, and visual and material culture, and to support the research and professional activities of its members. To encourage more informal dialogue among members, ACC conducts an e-mail listserv and maintains this website to provide information on graduate programs in Asian art, lectures/symposia/conferences, grants/fellowships, positions available, and web links to facilitate research and pedagogy. In keeping with the broad range of members' research and pedagogical practice, posted entries relate to the visual and material culture within the historical boundaries of China and Japan.
We welcome faculty and graduate
students in art history and related fields, museum professionals, independent
scholars, and serious collectors worldwide to become members of ACC. Please
contact Kathleen Ryor
to request membership and enrolment in the e-mail listserv.
To contribute news of upcoming events in your area and to suggest improvements
to this site, send an e-mail message to Nixi Cura.
ACC is currently working towards gaining affiliation with the College Art Association and the Association
for Asian Studies, where ACC hopes to organize annual thematic panel sessions.
This site is a component of the Asian Studies WWW
Virtual Library and the East Asia WWW
Virtual Library.
Index to new entries added 1-9 February 2010
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE (including post-docs)
CALLS
FOR PAPERS/PARTICIPATION
TO
ATTEND: Conferences, Symposia, Seminars, Lectures
GRADUATE
STUDENT DIRECTORY
FELLOWSHIPS
AND GRANTS
LINKS
TO OTHER WEBSITES RELATED TO ASIAN ART
POSITIONS AVAILABLE (including post-docs)
- Bates College: visiting position, Asian visual culture and architecture
- Fairfield University: Post-Doctoral Fellow in Japan Studies
- Hebrew University: post-docs, East Asia
- National University of Singapore: Visiting (Senior) Research Fellowships
- University of Macau: PhD studentship, Chinese popular media, transnationalism and cultural studies
- University of Melbourne: Director (Head of School), Asia Institute
CALLS FOR PAPERS/PARTICIPATION
- Asian Studies Development Program (ASDP) National Conference
- Early Modern Japan: An Interdisciplinary Journal
- "Foreign Bodies: Enhancing & Invading the Human Body" (CORPUS)
- Japan Studies Association Journal
- New England Conference of the Association for Asian Studies (NEAAS)
TO ATTEND: Conferences, Symposia, Seminars, Lectures
- "Archaeology of Textiles: The Excavation of the 6th Century BC Tomb in Jiangxi Province"
- "The Art and Visual Culture of European Chinoiserie"
- Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting (AAS)
- Beautiful Treasures: Japanese Cloisonné Enamels, Stephen W. Fisher Collection
- "Book Production on the Qing Frontier: Block-Cutting Labor and the Expansion of Publishing in Sichuan"
- "China Seen by the Chinese: The Emergence of Documentary Photography as a Fine Art"
- "Cloth and Carpet in Early Inner Asia"
- "Conscious Inspiration: Juxtaposing Nature & Art Form"
- "Contemporary Japanese Ceramics"
- "Continuity & Change in Japanese Ceramics: An Evening with Miwa Kyusetsu XII"
- "Conversations with Isamu Noguchi"
- "Creative Impulses: Japanese Fashion and Textiles"
- Five Thousand Years of Japanese Art: Treasures from the Packard Collection
- "Global and Local Imaginings of the Kimono"
- Graphic Heroes, Magic Monsters: Japanese Prints by Utagawa Kuniyoshi from the Arthur R. Miller Collection symposium
- "Hierarchies"
- "International Conference on Buddhism in East Asia: Traditions, Changes and Challenges"
- "Invention and Inversion in Momoyama Painting: Fans from the Nanzenji Screens"
- "Issey Miyake’s Design Principles and Traditional Japanese Clothing"
- "Looking for Wa: Concept and Design in Contemporary Japanese Quilts"
- "Modern Japanese Gardens in a Transnational Context"
- "Oriente/Ocidente. Miscigenações [East/West. Miscegenations]"
- "Power of Japanese Fashion: Tradition and Innovation"
- "Pre-Mortem Shrines: Were Living Men Worshipped?"
- "The Restoration of an Icon: The [Huntington] Japanese Garden at 100"
- "Shuten Dôji: Picture, Narrative, and Ritual"
- "Tea and Immortality: Contemporary Chinese Yixing Teapots from the James T. Bialac Collection"
- "Treasures from the Dragon Kiln: Chinese Export Ceramics and American Consumer Culture in the Early Republic"
- "Twenty-first Century Japanese Ceramic Art: Between Conceptual and Functional, Geological and Vegetal"
- "Wonders of Japanese Metalwork"
GRADUATE STUDENT DIRECTORY includes links to departments and advisers.
FELLOWSHIPS
AND GRANTS
(post-docs and subject-specific Master's/Ph.D. studentships also appear under POSITIONS AVAILABLE
above)
- American Center for Mongolian Studies
- New York Conference on Asian Studies (NYCAS): Marleigh Grayer Ryan College Student Writing Prizes Competition
LINKS TO OTHER WEBSITES RELATED
TO ASIAN ART
(museums, books, research + reference, pedagogy)
- Freer Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC: Song and Yuan Dynasty Painting and Calligraphy
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