| CYNTHEA BOGEL | Last modified date：2012.10.25 |
Associate Professor /
Faculty of Humanities
Graduate School
Undergraduate School
E-Mail
Phone
092-642-2370
Fax
092-642-2370
Academic Degree
Ph.D. 1995, Harvard University. M.A. Harvard University. B.A. 1980, Smith College
Field of Specialization
Japanese art history, pre-modern architectural history; East Asian Buddhist Culture and Visual Culture
Outline Activities
I conduct research and teach in the areas of Buddhist visual culture (Japanese and East Asian), especially pre-modern but also contemporary, Japanese art and architectural history, and East Asian cultural exchange.
Research
Research Interests
- JSPS (Kaken) Grant for Start-Up Research,
Ancient Japanese Esoteric Visual Culture, Icons, and Temples
keyword : Japanese art history, Japanese visual culture, Buddhist Studies, East Asian Cultural Exchange, Buddhist Visual Culture
2012.09～2014.03.
- Collaborative research on world outlook and text knowledge in Japanese medieval culture -- a look at material culture in eastern Japan
- Western Region Japanese Art History Association
- Association for Asian Studies
- College Art Association
- Japanese Art History Association
Educational
Educational Activities
GENERAL COURSES
History of Asian Art and Visual Culture. This survey covers the arts of India, Tibet, Cambodia, China, Korea, and Japan.
Arts of Japan: A Visual and Cultural History. this survey covers the arts of Japan, pre-history to the present.
UPPER LEVEL COURSES
Arts of Japan
Arts of Japan: Jomon (pre-history) to 1200
Arts of Japan: 1200-1500
Arts of Japan: 1500-Present
Arts of Contemporary East Asia
Japanese Ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), Edo Period (1603-1868)
Japanese Prints, Modern and Contemporary
Print Making and Print History in Japan (studio and art history course)
Japanese Painting
Edo Period Painting (1603-1868)
Japanese Buddhist Painting
East Asian Buddhist Visual Culture
Japanese Buddhist Visual Culture
Religious Art and Architecture of Japan
Korean and Chinese Painting
SEMINAR-LEVEL COURSES
Japanese Handscroll Painting, 11th-14th Centuries
Arts of the Heian Period (794-1185) (Japan)
Japanese Crafts: High Art in the Japanese Context (textiles, ceramics, lacquer)
Esoteric Buddhist Representation and Ritual
Japanese Buddhist Painting
Arts of the Edo Period (1603-1868) (Japan)
Edo-Period Painting (Japan)
Japanese Woodblock Prints (Ukiyo-e) I (early artists) (Japan)
Japanese Woodblock Prints (Ukyo-e) II (Utamaro and his contemporaries) (Japan)
Japanese Woodblock Prints (Ukiyo-e) III (19th c., Hokusai and Hiroshige) (Japan)
Kyoto: Tradition and Tradition Redefined (Japan)
Contemporary Japanese Art (1945-present)
3 WEEK-SEMINARS IN JAPAN
Exploration Seminar in Japan: Mountain Pilgrimage and Religious Arts (2010). Planned.
Exploration Seminar in Japan: Buddhist Temples Past and Present (2009). Taught and directed.
Exploration Seminar in Japan: Buddhism and Temples in Kyoto and Nara (2008). Taught and directed.
GRADUATE SEMINARS (ORDERED CHRONOLOGICALLY FROM 2011-1996)
The Art of the Printed Book in China, Korea, and Japan, 1600-1940
Art in the Mountains: Japanese Religious Sites, Pilgrimage Images, and Syncretic Icons
Painting of the Heian Period (794-1185) (Japan)
Methodology of Art History
Hidden Agendas and Visible Differences: Gender, Sexuality, Ethnicity, and Difference in Japanese Art and the Study of Japanese Art
Topics in Japanese Woodblock Prints: Entertainment Culture in the Edo Period
Esoteric Buddhist Visual Culture (Japan) and its Asian Sources: Practice, Form, and Perception
Japanese Medieval Handscroll Painting
Arts and Crafts of the Meiji Period (1868-1912) (Japan)
Japanese Textiles: Contemporary and Traditional Works and Methods (with exhibition)
Methodology of Art History
Topics in Japanese Buddhist Art and Architecture: The Long Eighth Century
Topics in Japanese Woodblock Prints: New Research and Methods
Artistic Exchange Between Korea and Japan
Religious Architecture and Gardens (Japan)
History of Asian Art and Visual Culture. This survey covers the arts of India, Tibet, Cambodia, China, Korea, and Japan.
Arts of Japan: A Visual and Cultural History. this survey covers the arts of Japan, pre-history to the present.
UPPER LEVEL COURSES
Arts of Japan
Arts of Japan: Jomon (pre-history) to 1200
Arts of Japan: 1200-1500
Arts of Japan: 1500-Present
Arts of Contemporary East Asia
Japanese Ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), Edo Period (1603-1868)
Japanese Prints, Modern and Contemporary
Print Making and Print History in Japan (studio and art history course)
Japanese Painting
Edo Period Painting (1603-1868)
Japanese Buddhist Painting
East Asian Buddhist Visual Culture
Japanese Buddhist Visual Culture
Religious Art and Architecture of Japan
Korean and Chinese Painting
SEMINAR-LEVEL COURSES
Japanese Handscroll Painting, 11th-14th Centuries
Arts of the Heian Period (794-1185) (Japan)
Japanese Crafts: High Art in the Japanese Context (textiles, ceramics, lacquer)
Esoteric Buddhist Representation and Ritual
Japanese Buddhist Painting
Arts of the Edo Period (1603-1868) (Japan)
Edo-Period Painting (Japan)
Japanese Woodblock Prints (Ukiyo-e) I (early artists) (Japan)
Japanese Woodblock Prints (Ukyo-e) II (Utamaro and his contemporaries) (Japan)
Japanese Woodblock Prints (Ukiyo-e) III (19th c., Hokusai and Hiroshige) (Japan)
Kyoto: Tradition and Tradition Redefined (Japan)
Contemporary Japanese Art (1945-present)
3 WEEK-SEMINARS IN JAPAN
Exploration Seminar in Japan: Mountain Pilgrimage and Religious Arts (2010). Planned.
Exploration Seminar in Japan: Buddhist Temples Past and Present (2009). Taught and directed.
Exploration Seminar in Japan: Buddhism and Temples in Kyoto and Nara (2008). Taught and directed.
GRADUATE SEMINARS (ORDERED CHRONOLOGICALLY FROM 2011-1996)
The Art of the Printed Book in China, Korea, and Japan, 1600-1940
Art in the Mountains: Japanese Religious Sites, Pilgrimage Images, and Syncretic Icons
Painting of the Heian Period (794-1185) (Japan)
Methodology of Art History
Hidden Agendas and Visible Differences: Gender, Sexuality, Ethnicity, and Difference in Japanese Art and the Study of Japanese Art
Topics in Japanese Woodblock Prints: Entertainment Culture in the Edo Period
Esoteric Buddhist Visual Culture (Japan) and its Asian Sources: Practice, Form, and Perception
Japanese Medieval Handscroll Painting
Arts and Crafts of the Meiji Period (1868-1912) (Japan)
Japanese Textiles: Contemporary and Traditional Works and Methods (with exhibition)
Methodology of Art History
Topics in Japanese Buddhist Art and Architecture: The Long Eighth Century
Topics in Japanese Woodblock Prints: New Research and Methods
Artistic Exchange Between Korea and Japan
Religious Architecture and Gardens (Japan)
Social
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