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What an AI agent reads on Canadian Society For Asian Arts

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Title: Canadian Society for Asian Arts | · language en-US. First 1,800 of 5,562 characters:

Canadian Society for Asian Arts | Cart$0.00Log InCartCheckout Welcome About Board of Directors Sponsors and Partners Current/Recent Events 2017 Programs Past Programs 2011-2013 2001-2010 1969-2000 Asian Art in Public Spaces Asian Illuminations Ulli Steltzer Collection Archives (1969-2013) Publications Get Involved Become a CSAA Member Contact CSAA Current and Upcoming Events AGM 2025 BONSAI EXHIBIT Video, Bonsai: The Art and Magic of Small Trees Ink Dance, Yim Tse: A Half Century of Caligraphy CSAA is pleased to present a new exhibit in cooperationwith the Tse Family, the UBC Asian Library and UBC Asian Centre1871 West Mall, Vancouver Campus,Musqueam Traditional TerritoryFree closing program, Saturday, June 10th, 2-4pmDavid Gooderham and Greta Ho presentan informal talk on calligraphy and Yim Tseaccompanied by a calligraphy demonstration.Participants are invited to create their own calligraphy.Exhibit Saturday, May 13, 2023 to Saturday, June 10, 2023 GLOBAL TV – 2 minute interview OMNI Cantonese – 6 minute feature interview OMNI Mandarin – 1:30 min interview Video, Ink Dance: The Works of Master Calligrapher, Yim Tse Video with Subtitles, Ink Dance: The Works of Master Calligrapher, Yim Tse WASHI – Japanese Paper Art Washi is Japanese handmade paper, steeped in tradition that dates back more than a thousand years and the foundation for a myriad of Japanese cultural arts. In artwork, washi traditionally is used in the making of mokuhanga or woodblock prints where there is an integral relationship between the paper and the artist’s expression. Taking washi and mokuhanga as a starting point, this exhibit showcases the work of Canadian artists Naoko Matsubara and Alexa Hatanaka. Although from different generations, the trajectories of both artists include being of Japanese 
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