This catalogue is published to accompany The 8th Contemporary Calligraphy of Japan. Suggested in the foreword written by Doug Hall (Director of Queensland Art Gallery), calligraphy, in both traditional and contemporary modes, relies on momentary innovation and elements of chance, with these being integrated into a purely visual and, on occasions, spiritual form of expression. A few articles on Japanese calligraphy, followed by selected monochrome plates and list of works are included.
Onsite
English
1990
Nil
1
catalogue
The Significance of the Brisbane Exhibition - Gaboku OGAWA, 小川瓦木
Japanese Exhibitions in Brisbane - Masayoshi HOMMA, 本間正義
On the Internationalisation of Japanese Calligraphy - Takeshi KANAZAWA, 金澤毅
The Artistic Character of SHO - Seikai KUNII, 国井誠海
The Significance of Contemporary Calligraphy in the History of Calligraphy - Kindo HAYASHI, 林錦洞
The Appreciation of SHO - Tankyu SANO, 佐野丹丘
The Historical Development of SHO and its Characters - Shoun ONISHI, 大西松雲
An Introduction to Practice - Mari IMAI, 今井満里
The 8th Contemporary Calligraphy of Japan, 第8回日本現代書法展
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