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The National Gallery of Australia presents Masami Teraoka and Japanese Ukiyo鈥慹 Prints 鈥� the first exhibition dedicated to Masami Teraoka鈥檚 art to be held in Australia.

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Opening at Watts Gallery on 19 March, Edo Pop is an exhibition of 19th-century Japanese woodblock prints from the private collection of art historian and writer, Frank Milner.

The historical narrative of Modernism is overwhelmingly western. However, the history of the movement is, in reality, one of constant diffusion between the East and West; between Europe and Japan.

Turner Auctions + Appraisals presents Ghosts, Demons and Monsters, the Collection of Japanese Prints from the Estate of Edward S. Stephenson on Saturday, May 20, 2023.

If you鈥檙e a frequent visitor to a museum, for sure you must have a certain favorite piece from that place, right?

Scholten Japanese Art is presenting, On The Vanguard: Meiji Period Woodblock Prints, a two-part exhibition, with thirty prints in each section, exploring the creative expression seen in Meiji-era prints and the acceptance of new cultural ideas in the Japanese populace at...

In Japanese culture, repetition and copying are regarded as the basis for artistic creation. Far removed from the paradigm of originality in European modernism, in Japanese art imitation and duplication are a matter of course.

For the past 10 years, Asia Week New York has presented an abundance of magnificent treasures from every part of the Far East for the pleasure and enjoyment of Asian art aficionados.

The painter found something much more important than grandeur in 鈥榰kiyo-e鈥�: the messy realities of everyday life

In 1603, Tokugawa Ieyasu became the first of the Tokugawa family shogun, the military dictators of Japan.

The Ashmolean's special display in the Eastern Art Paintings gallery is a collection of popular kabuki prints. Yakusha-e, literally ‘actor