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All/1969 - 2000/2001-2010/2011-2013

1988 Heilungkuang Art Exhibition, Chinese Cultural Centre

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1988 – A Mystic’s Vision for a Mughal Emperor

Lecture by Dr. A. Welch

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1988 – Images for the Spirit World in North China

Lecture by Mr. Barry Till

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1988 – Bus Trip to Seattle Art Museum

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1989 – Images of Women in Indonesian Literature

Presentation by Prof. T. Hellwig

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1989 – Exploring the Lower Yangtse River Valley

resentation by W. Ratcliffe

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1989 – Crossroads of Continents

Bus trip to Seattle Center

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1989 – Chinese Calligraphy: Its Art and Appreciation

Demonstration by Mr. Y. Tse

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1987 – Indonesian Puppets

Demonstration by W. van Yperen

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1987 – Festivals of the Year in Japan

Lecture by E. & N. Wakan

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1988 – Chinese Minorities

Lecture by Mr. Barry Till

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1988 – Son of Heaven

Bus trip to Seattle Art Museum

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Exhibition: Year of the Water Dragon: Dragons & Dragon Boats

The dragon image remains a recognizable symbol, popularized by cultures across the globe and through the centuries. Its symbolic meaning shifts over time and place. In the East it is often revered as a symbol of fertility and good fortune; in the West, it often represents humankind’s primeval nature which must be subdued by bravery […]

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源氏物語千年紀イベント Celebrating 1000 Years of The Tale of Genji

  In the year 1008, Murasaki Shikibu, a lady-in-waiting serving at the Japanese imperial court, wrote in her diary of the feverish excitement surrounding the distribution of her story, now known as The Tale of Genji. Demand was so high that a group of women was assigned the task of producing multiple copies under Murasaki’s […]

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2007-2008 Rice is Life – “Canada’s First Exhibit Dedicated to Rice”

Developed by the Vancouver Museum in partnership with the Canadian Society for Asian Arts. May 4, 2007 to January 1, 2008, Vancouver Museum September 19 – November 23, 2008, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria Funded by: The Department of Canadian Heritage Canadian International Development Agency Canadian Society for Asian Arts The exhibition Rice is Life […]

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February 2009 Spirit of Place: Beijing-China Young Artists Exhibition, 2009

Concourse Gallery, Emily Carr University of Art & Design, Vancouver February 16 – March 1, 2009, free and open to public Curator: Sam Carter http://spiritofplace.ecuad.ca/ http://www.citizenvoices.gg.ca/en/blogs/rideau_hall/235 The Spirit of Place: Beijing-China Young Artists Exhibition was curated during the summer of 2008 from thousands of paintings created by young artists from all parts of China through […]

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