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Diverse auteurs Andon 106

Diverse auteurs

Andon magazine is published twice a year by the Society for Japanese Art, and packed with lavishly illustrated research papers and essays.

Sarah E. Thompson Genji: The Prince and the Parodies

Sarah E. Thompson

Genji: The Prince and the Parodies

This lavishly illustrated volume explores interpretations of the original story and its spinoffs by Japanese master printmakers such as Kunisada, Hiroshige, Suzuki Harunobu and Chobunsai Eishi, bringing the characters to life in dazzling woodblock prints

Chris Uhlenbeck & Amy Reigle Newland (et al.) Yoshitoshi

Chris Uhlenbeck & Amy Reigle Newland (et al.)

This publication illustrates numerous works from Yoshitoshi’s early career, including several prints that have to date not appeared in Western language catalogues.

Justin Jesty Art and Engagement in Early Postwar Japan

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Art and Engagement in Early Postwar Japan

Jesty reframes the history of art and its politics in Japan post-1945. This fascinating cultural history addresses our broad understanding of the immediate postwar era moving toward the Cold War and subsequent consolidations of political and cultural life

Frank Feltens Sesson Shūkei

An overview of the career and extensive legacy of the mysterious Zen monk Sesson Shūkei.

Hera Van Sande Ja 117: Kunio Maekawa

Ja 117: Kunio Maekawa

Issue 117 of JA features Kunio Maekawa (1905-1986). Kunio Maekawa closely intertwined both modernism and Japanese-ness in his architecture, and worked to establish the identity of Japanese architecture in the context of modernism.

Mika Yoshitake (ed.) Parergon: Japanese Art of the 1980s and 1990s

Mika Yoshitake (ed.)

Parergon: Japanese Art of the 1980s and 1990s

Parergon presents the work of over twenty-five visual artists. Focusing on the themes of abject politics, transcending media, performativity, and satire and simulation.

Yukio Lippit (ed.) The Artist in Edo

Yukio Lippit (ed.)

The Artist in Edo

A historic first showing outside Japan of Itō Jakuchū's thirty-scroll series Colorful Realm of Living Beings was the occasion for these twelve essays that reimagine the concepts of the artist and art-making as they were understood in early modern Japan.

Rossella Menegazzo, Takeshi Fujimoroi (eds.) Domon Ken

Rossella Menegazzo, Takeshi Fujimoroi (eds.)

Photographer Domon Ken is an unsurpassed master of post-war Japanese realist photography and a reference for amateur photographers even today.

Anna Jackson Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk

Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk

This exhibition catalogue tells the story of this iconic garment, while wonderful woodblock prints from the V&A collection depict the classic styles and patterns of kimono. Covetable stationery and accessories reflect the inimitable élan of modern Japan.

Doris Croissant (et al.) Splendid Impressions

Doris Croissant (et al.)

Splendid Impressions

The first part of this book discusses the reception of Japanese art and the dawn of East Asian art history in Germany, and the role of the monk painter as mediator between Chinese and Japanese concepts of secular art. The main body shows 94 works.

John Stevenson Yoshitoshi's Strange Tales

Yoshitoshi's Strange Tales

This book opens with a study of Japanese ghost prints and analysis of Yoshitoshi’s changing treatments of the genre, and reproduces three rare paintings by the artist. This is Yoshitoshi at his most whimsical and imaginative.

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