James Cahill: Mr. Sakaki and Me: Two Frustrated Sinophiles

Lecture: Center for Chinese Studies: Center for Japanese Studies: Institute of East Asian Studies | March 3 | 3-4:30 p.m. |  Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive

Sponsor: Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive

Join UC Berkeley Professor Emeritus James Cahill for an illustrated lecture on the influence of China on Sakaki Hyakusen and eighteenth-century Japanese Nanga painting. Cahill, one of the world’s leading authorities on Chinese painting, has also published seminal books on Japanese painting, including Scholar-Artists of Japan: The Nanga School and Sasaki Hyakusen and Early Nanga Painting.

In conjuction with BAM/PFA's presentation of Facing Two Directions: A Japanese Painter Looks to China.

Included with museum admission

Tickets: $0 UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff,  $10 General admission,  $7 Non-UC Berkeley students Senior citizens (65 & over) Disabled persons Young adults (13-17)

Event Contact: 510-642-0808