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February |
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 Lecture: Asian Studies Department, University at Buffalo -- February 1st
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"Sibling Structure, Gender, and Caregiving in Japan." (part of the Asia@Noon, Brown Bag Symposia)
Talk with Kristen Schultz Lee, UB Assistant Professor of Sociology. Lee's research interests focuses on gender and the life course, family, and education. Her current research deals with the gender equity of parental investments, beliefs about gender, and cross-national comparisons of family life.
Friday, 12:00-1:00pm
Park Hall 280
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History of Tea talk with Trudy Stern
Tea enthusiast and proprietor of Elmwood Avenue's premier teahouse, tru-teas! in the Neighborhood Collective, Trudy Stern has made the education and art of tea an integral part of both her professional and personal lives (tea will be provided).
Tuesday morning 10:30am
Guests welcome ($5.00 lecture fee)
Please note: bring your own lunch
Science Museum of Buffalo | Humbolt Parkway | Buffalo, NY
For more information please contact:
Takako Michii, President of the Ikebana International Buffalo Chapter
716-830-8267 or tjmichii@roadrunner.com
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Trudy Stern, 2007
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March |
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Event: Neo NohCon 2008 "ART IN ANIME" -- March 7-8th
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This two day exciting event will focus on Anime as Art through exciting guests, interactive panels and workshops, culture, as well as anime and manga themed activities. Entertainment will include concerts, karaoke, a dance party, contests, vendors, and much more. Organized by the Daemen College Anime Club, proceeds from Neo NohCon 2008 will go to benefit the Matthew Foster Foundation, a charitable organization who helps families with children suffering from cancer by providing financial assistance to cover some of the extraordinary costs.
On Saturday, March 9th at 8pm, Odori no Kai and Taishogoto will perform at the Wick Center.
Neo NohCon Rates & Hours of Operation:
Registration at the door is limited. Register online before February 22nd!
Friday Concert & activities- 4pm-Midnight: $10
Saturday all day activities- 9am-Midnight: $20
Both days: $25
For more information -- contact Annie Stoll, President of the Daemon College Anime Club at neonohcon@gmail.com or 716-462-8682
The Daemen College Anime Club
Wick Center
Daemen College
4380 Main Street
Amherst, NY 14226
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Lecture: Asian Studies Department, University at Buffalo -- March 24
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War and the Environment: The Case of Japan during World War II: a talk with Bill Tsutsui, Executive Director of the Confucius Institute at the University of Kansas
Does war necessarily mean devastation for nature and the environment?
Ranging widely from the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, to
wartime forestry and fisheries, to the fate of songbirds and household
pets during "total war," this talk surveys the unpredictable and often
surprising impact of World War II on the Japanese environment.
Monday March 24th
3:00-4:30 pm
Park 280
University at Buffalo, NORTH CAMPUS
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Bill Tsutsui
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April |
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Creating a container with recyclable materials
Flowers are provided. Please notify Judy Tucholski by March 23rd to reserve a space.
Tuesday morning 10:30am
Members: $10.00 (materials fee)
Guests welcome: $15.00 (materials plus lecture fee)
Science Museum of Buffalo | Humbolt Parkway | Buffalo, NY
For more information please contact:
Takako Michii, President of the Ikebana International Buffalo Chapter
716-830-8267 or tjmichii@roadrunner.com
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Workshop and Lectures: Geoffrey Shugen Arnold, Sensei at Daemen College -- April 4-5
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"The Path to Enlightened Activity and Compassion In Our Everyday Life": A series presented by the Buffalo Zen Dharma Community
Friday April 4th
From Muddy Water, the Lotus Blooms: A talk on Buddhist practice and enlightenment within the activity of everyday life.
7:30pm - 9:00pm
Saturday April 5th
Zen Practice Workshop: This workshop offers instruction for both beginning and more experienced practitioners. There will be time for zazen (seated meditation), and Sensei will offer a basic overview of the teachings of Zen Buddhism and the important concerns for students of Buddhism.
9:00am-12:00pm
True Compassion – The Everyday Activity of Being Awake: This informal discussion focusing on the Six Perfections of the Bodhisattva, will explore the profound teachings of Buddhist compassion and how to bring it to life in our everyday actions.
1:30-5:30pm
NB: Doors will open 30 minutes prior to all events
All events with Geoffrey Shugen Arnold Sensei will be held at:
Business and Commerce Building
(From Main Street -- take the 2nd Getzville Road entrance)
Daemon College
4380 Main Street
$10 requested donation per event
$25 for all three
(student discount available -- please contact the Buffalo Zen Dharma Community)
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Geoffrey Shugen Arnold
Geoffrey Shugen Arnold Sensei is an authorized teacher in the Mountains and Rivers Order, the main house being located at Zen Mountain Monastery in upstate New York where he is also Vice-Abbot. Shugen Sensei has been began his practice in 1976, entered into formal training at the Monastery in 1984, and received dharma transmission from MRO Abbot John Daido Loori, Roshi, in 1997. He is currently the resident teacher at the Zen Center of New York City where he teaches full time.
He is also actively involved in teaching the various MRO affiliate groups and oversees the efforts of the National Buddhist Prison Sangha, a Right Action project offering Buddhist teachings and practice support for Buddhist male and female prisoners throughout the United States.
Buffalo Zen Dharma Community is a Zen Buddhist practice group offering Zen meditation every Tuesday at 7:00 PM at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Delaware Avenue in Buffalo, NY. For more information about the group or the workshop series, please email contact@buffalozen.org or call (716) 655-1856.
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Lecture: Asian Studies Department, University at Buffalo -- April 4th
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"Buddhist Compassion in a Troubled World" (part of the Asia@Noon, Brown Bag Symposia)
Talk with Geoffrey Shugen Arnold, Sensei, Vice Abbot of Zen Mountain Monastery, Mt. Tremper, New York. Shugen Sensei completed his formal training in the Mountains and Rivers Order and received dharma transmission from Daido Roshi in 1997. Shugen Sensei is the Monastery's vice-abbot and branch president of the Zen Center of New York City. He also manages the National Buddhist Prison Sangha. He has been in full-time residential training since 1986. His teachings have appeared in various journals and in The Best Buddhist Writing 2005.
Friday, 12:00-1:00pm
Park Hall 280
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Concert: Taiko Drumming -- April 15th
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Explosive Beats: Japanese Taiko Drumming
"The sound of a taiko is like a heartbeat. You can't help but feel excited in the presence of a taiko
drum, and before you know it, your heart begins to beat with the same fiery passionate sounds
radiating from the drum." -- faculty member, University of Pittsburgh
Professional Japanese drummers, Takumi Kato and Ryo Shiobara, come to Buffalo to perform an exhilarating musical performance of traditional and modern Taiko drumming.
This event is hosted by the University at Buffalo's Asian Studies program and sponsored by Student Life and the Office of International Education.
Concert Information:
Tuesday April 15th at 7:30pm
University at Buffalo, Center For the Arts
Main Stage Theater
NORTH CAMPUS
Ticket Information:
$15 for the general public
$10 for UB students and children
For more information please contact the Asian Studies Program at 716-645-3474 or email efelmet@buffalo.edu
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Ryo Shiobara (website in Japanese)
Takumi Kato trained with one of Japan's leading Taiko groups, Kodo. Recently, he performed in the 2006 Taiko Festival at Japan's Saitama Super Arena to over 8,000 people.
Ryo Shiobara is an international performer who has won many awards for taiko drumming competitions around the world. In 2007 he won the grand prix at the 6th Tokyo International Taiko Contest.
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Event: Volunteer in the Japanese Garden of Buffalo -- April 27th
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Spring Clean-up Volunteer Day in the Japanese Garden of Buffalo
All are invited to bring your garden gloves, rakes, and hoes (or just your willing hands), to join the Friends of the Japanese Garden of Buffalo for a few hours outdoors. Help us officially start the growing season by removing winter's left-over debris and give the Garden it's annual checkup. There will be jobs for all gardeners, so join us for a fun day outside. Bring a bag lunch.
Date: Sunday, April 27th
Time: 11am - 2pm
Location: Japanese Garden of Buffalo
located behind the Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society
25 Nottingham Court, Buffalo, NY
Raindate: May 3rd, 11am - 2pm
Notes: Please bring your own bag lunch.
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May |
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Lecture: Ikebana at the Frank Lloyd Wright Gardner's Cottage -- May 4
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Coffee, Tea and Topics: The Sunday Salon Series in the Gardener's Cottage
Frank Lloyd Wright's fascination with Japan led him to first travel there in 1905. Thereafter he extolled the beauty of Japanese decorative arts. The serenity of Ikebana, the Japanese art of floral arranging, will be demonstrated by Takako Michii who will prepare three different arrangements according to Ikebana principles. Elegant and graceful, Ikebana offers a meditative exercise for its practitioners.
Date: Sunday, May 4th
Time: 2pm to 4pm
Location: Darwin Martin House Gardener's Cottage
285 Woodward Avenue, Buffalo, NY
Tickets: $25 dollars (space is limited) -- call 716-856-3858 for reservations
For more information on this lecture or on other two lectures in the Coffe, Tea and Topcis: The Sunday Salon Series call 716-856-3858 or visit the Darwin D. Martin House Complex website at http://www.darwinmartinhouse.org/
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Takako Michii demonstrating the princples of Ikebana
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Event: The Japanese Group of Buffalo's Cherry Blossom Picnic -- May 17th
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The Japanese Group of Buffalo's Cherry Blossom Picnic
Date: Saturday, May 17th
Time: 11am to 2pm
Location: Japanese Garden of Buffalo
located behind the Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society
25 Nottingham Court, Buffalo, NY
Raindate: Sunday May 18th
Notes: People will bring their own picnic lunch.
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2007 JGB Cherry Blossom Picnic
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Lecture: The Art and Architecture of the Japanese Garden -- May 25th
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Exploring Japanese Gardens Lecture Series
Part I: The Art and Architecture of the Japanese Garden
Join the Friends of the Japanese Garden and the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society for the first lecture in a three-part series on the aesthetics of Japanese garden design.
Jeffrey Albert, Project Manager and Designer at the architectural firm, Foit-Albert and Associates, will explore the symbolism and meaning behind the architectural design of Japanese gardens in his lecture, The Art and Architecture of the Japanese Garden. Comparing the philosophy of Japanese garden design to other art forms like ukiyo-e (woodblock printing) and cha-no-yu (tea ceremony), Albert will give insight into the sense of well-being one hopes to achieves when entering the space created in a Japanese Garden.
Date: Sunday, May 25th
Time: 1pm to 2:30pm
Location: Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society
25 Nottingham Court, Buffalo, NY
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Jeffrey Albert, Project Manager/Designer, Foit-Albert and Associates
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Tickets: $8 (free with new membership to the Friends of the Japanese Garden of Buffalo
See images from the event
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June |
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Ikenobo School demonstration and workshop
Ikebana orginated in Kyoto, Japan during the 17th century as a Buddhist floral offering called Ikebobo. Passed down through generations of the Ikenobo family and from teacher to student, Ikenobo has spread throughout Japan and around the world.
Tuesday morning 10:30am
Guests welcome to watch the demonstration, but the workshop is for members only ($5.00 demonstration fee)
Science Museum of Buffalo | Humbolt Parkway | Buffalo, NY
For more information please contact:
Takako Michii, President of the Ikebana International Buffalo Chapter
716-830-8267 or tjmichii@roadrunner.com
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Special visit and event: Expert Gardeners from Kanazawa -- June 22nd
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The Friends of the Japanese Garden of Buffalo and the Buffalo-Kanazawa Sister City Committee cordially invite you to a Champagne Brunch to honor our guests from Kanazawa
Time: 11:00am, June 22, 2008
Place: The Marcy Casino on Hoyt Lake in Delaware Park
Tickets: $20/person for brunch only or
$25/person for brunch and lecture at 1pm
Please RSVP by June 15th
Call 887-2921 for ticket information and telephone RSVP
See http://www.yearofjapan.org/2008/gardeners.html for more information
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Plaque dedicating the Japanese Garden of Buffalo
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Lecture: Elements of Japanese Gardens -- June 22nd
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Exploring Japanese Gardens Lecture Series
Part II: Elements of Japanese Gardens
Join us for the second lecture in a three-part series on Japanese Gardens. Elements of Japanese Gardens will explore the many elements found in Japanese gardens design. Join one of the visiting expert gardeners from the Japanese city of Kanazawa in a talk about how the Japanese gardens are cared for. Learn about the relationship between the Japanese Garden in Buffalo and the exquisite Kenroku-en Garden in Kanazawa.
Date: Sunday, June 22nd
Time: 1pm to 2:30pm
Location: Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society
25 Nottingham Court, Buffalo, NY
Tickets: $8 (free with new membership to the Friends of the Japanese Garden of Buffalo
See images from the event
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Two-legged Kotoji Lantern
in the Japanese Garden of Buffalo
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July
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Annual meeting and picnic
Location and time to be announced
For more information please contact:
Takako Michii, President of the Ikebana International Buffalo Chapter
716-830-8267 or tjmichii@roadrunner.com
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Special Event: 2nd Annual Hiroshima Memorial Day -- August 5th
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co-sponsored by the Western New York Peace Center, The Year of Japan Committee and the Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society
The event includes a FREE screening of the HBO documentary film, WHITE LIGHT, BLACK RAIN: THE DESTRUCTION OF HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI at 7pm followed by a brief memorial service with floating lanterns at Mirror Lake adjacent to the Japanese Garden behind the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society.
White Light, Black Rain is an 86 minute documentary directed by Steven Okazaki that provides a graphic, unflinching look at the reality of nuclear warfare through first-hand accounts of both survivors and American men who carried out the bombing missions.
Immediately following the film at approximately 8:50 PM a floating lantern ceremony will commence at the edge of Mirror Lake in the Japanese Garden located behind the Historical Society Building.
This free event is being co-sponsored by the Western New York Peace Center, Friends of the Japanese Garden of Buffalo and the Historical Society. Although the event is free and open to the public, because of graphic and sometimes disturbing material presented in the film, adults are advised not to bring children below the age of thirteen to see it. Children of any age are encouraged to participate in the lantern ceremony taking place in the Japanese Garden after the film.
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"In August 1945 the world was transformed in the blink of an eye when American forces dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, causing unprecedented destruction, and precipitating the end of World War II.
In this extraordinary HBO documentary film, Academy Award winning filmmaker Steven Okasaki (Days of Waiting), presents shocking archival footage withheld by the US military for decades, stunning photography and heartrending interviews - from both Japanese survivors and the Americans who thought their involvement would help end a brutal conflict - for a deeply moving look at the painful legacy of the first use of nuclear weapons in war."
Read more about this event on Buffalo Rising online: "An Important Anniversary"
Date: Sunday, August 17th
Time: 7pm - 9pm
Location: Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society
25 Nottingham Court, Buffalo, NY
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Event: Kendo demonstrations at the Erie County Fair -- August 9th and 10th
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Join the Buffalo Kendo Club for a demonstration of Kendo at the America's Fair, Erie County Fair as part of CNN's 2008 Fit Nation tour.
Kendo, or the way of the sword, is one of the oldest and most revered martial arts. Kendo is based on the fencing techniques and philosophy of the samurai, Japan's feudal warriors.
Date: Saturday - Sunday, August 9-10
Time: check local listings
Location: America's Fair, Erie County Fair
5600 McKinley Parkway
Hamburg, NY 14075
TEL: (716) 649-3900
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Lecture: In Japan, An Observer's Notebook -- August 17th
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Exploring Japanese Gardens Lecture Series
Part III: In Japan, An Observer's Notebook
Join us for the last lecture in a three-part series on Japanse Gardens. In Japan, An Observer's Notebook will focus on a site by site visit investigating the Japanese cultural aesthetic as it relates to the art of placemaking and historical interpretation. Join Architectural Designer, Jeffery Albert on a tour of his most recent visit to Japan exploring the relevance of the Japanese experience to contemporary and historic architecture in both gardens and architectural masterpieces.
Date: Sunday, August 17th
Time: 1pm to 2:30pm
Location: Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society
25 Nottingham Court, Buffalo, NY
Tickets: $8 (free with new membership to the Friends of the Japanese Garden of Buffalo
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Jeffrey Albert, Project Manager/Designer, Foit-Albert and Associates
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Special Event: A Sunday Tea Gathering -- August 24th
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Join Yasuko Tokushige for a special event at the Buffalo Zen Center in West Seneca. As an instructor of chanoyu for over 35 years, Ms. Tokushige has a very close relationship with the Japanese tea ceremony as she describes in this short essay called "Saturday Tea Lesson":
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Date: Sunday, August 24th
Time: 11:30am
Location: Buffalo Zen Center | 104 Aurora Avenue | West Seneca, NY, 14224 |
phone: (716)825-1144 | email: info@contemplativeliving.com
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Exhibit: The Tao of Water, Photography by Zen Master John Daido Loori -- September 5th
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Join us for a special opening reception Sunday September 7th from 1:00 - 4:00pm
 The Tao of Water is a visual reflection on various ways of seeing water. It is an attempt to go beyond appearances to capture the direct experience of water in its myriad manifestations.
John Daido Loori, Roshi, is a first generation American Zen Master and the abbot of Zen Mountain Monastery in the Catskill Mountains of New York, where he integrates his background as an artist and naturalist with his spiritual teachings. He maintains a particular interest in using artistic expression as a way to communicate the teachings of Zen, continuing the spirit of the timeless aesthetic of the Artless Arts of Zen.
 Although the artist is unable to attend the opening event on September 7th, Zen students of Daido Roshi and members of ZMM's local meditation group, the Buffalo Zen Dharma Community, will be on hand to answer questions and discuss his work. Under Daido Roshi's direction, ZMM offers an extensive retreat schedule, including a number that address artistic expression via both ancient and modern art forms.
John Daido Loori is the author of numerous books including: Making Love With Light: Contemplating Nature With Words and Photographs, Hearing With the Eye: Photographs from Point Lobos, The Zen of Creativity: Cultivating Your Artistic Life, and Zen Art Box.
For more information on John Daido Loori see his website: http://www.johndaidoloori.org/
Date: September 5th – October 26th
Location: Buffalo Museum of Science | 1020 Humboldt Parkway | Buffalo, NY 14211
Admission price: non-member BMS general admission
* Special Reduced Admission price: From September 5th - September 19th there will be a special reduced admission price of only $2!
For more information: Phone: 716-655-1856 / http://www.buffalozen.org/
image captions: image #1: Water Seeing Water by John Daido Loori | image #2: John Daido Loori
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Special Event: Frank Lloyd Wright and Japan at the Albright-Knox -- September 19th
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In collaboration with the Darwin D. Martin House Complex and Buffalo Tours
One of Western New York's most famous architects is Frank Lloyd Wright. Learn more about Wright's influence on the architecture of Japan and Japan on the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright in the Albright-Knox Art Gallery's September 19th Gusto at the Gallery.
The event will feature University of Oregon Professor of Architecture Kevin Nute who is author of the A.I.A. award-winning monograph, Frank Lloyd Wright and Japan which examines "Wright's particular perception of traditional Japanese art and architecture in terms of his own 'organic' design principles."
Also enjoy an architectural tour of the exterior of the Gallery and the Japanese Gardens at Delaware Park before participating in Chanoyu, the traditional Japanese tea ceremony.
Date: Friday, September 19th
Time: 3-10pm (the Kevin Nute lecture will be at 7pm in the Auditorium)
Location: Albright-Knox Art Gallery
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Performance: Theatre of Yugen -- October 3rd
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The Asian Studies Program at the University at Buffalo is working in cooperation with Buffalo Seminary, a leading private school in the region, to bring Theatre of Yugen to Buffalo.
Theatre of Yugen is based in San Francisco. It is an experimental ensemble dedicated to portraying the spirit of yugen, commonly expressed in Noh theater of Japan and in Kyogen, short comic plays conducted in interludes between the acts of a Noh performance.
Theatre of Yugen will bring six actors for a performance of a newly created piece adapted by Lluis Valls titled Llanto which revisits Federico Garcia Lorca's famous ode to a dying bullfighter. Combining the contemplative restrained power of Noh drama and movement with the fiery passion of Flamenco guitar, Llanto delves deep into the mystery of memory, life and death. How we live our lives is how we live on.
Llanto is accompained by the Kyogen play, Shuron (A Religious Dispute).
Date: Friday, October 3rd
Time: 8:00 pm
Location: Buffalo Seminary | 205 Bidwell Parkway | Buffalo, NY 14222
Financial support for the performance is made possible through the generosity of the Prince Family Lecture Series of Buffalo Seminary and Astellas Pharma Manufacturing, Inc.
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(r) Lluis Valls and (l) Jubilith Moore
photo credit: Sean Aquino
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Performance: Neglia Ballet's Baba Yaga -- October 18th
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Join us for Neglia Ballet Artists' spooky family Halloween production of the classic Russian folk-tale, Baba Yaga featuring one of Japan's most promising dancers, Risato Hayakawa dancing the role of Misha.
The evil witch, Baba Yaga, lures young Misha to her strange cottage built on chicken legs and prepares to eat her, aided and abetted by crows, skeletons, and other spooks. The excitement builds as friendly woodland creatures try but fail to rescue Misha -- until finally her father arrives in the nick of time to do battle with Baba Yaga. The production is a feast for the eyes, ears and imagination, with beautiful and eerie sets, colorful costumes, magical lighting affects and the music of three Russian Masters: Mussorgsky, Stravinsky and Glazunov.
(description from Performing Arts Center website)
Date: Saturday, October 18th
Time: 7:00 pm
Admission: $22 (adults) / $16 (seniors, students, and children under 13)
Tickets: Available by calling (716)878-3005 or online at https://secure2.ticketguys.com/buffalo
Location: Performing Arts Center at Rockwell Hall, Buffalo State College
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Risato Hayakawa
(photo from Coppelia Ballet Art website)
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Special Event: Japanese Garden Clean-up Day -- October 25th
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Special Event: 2nd Annual Bunka No Hi: Japanese Culture Day -- November 2nd
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Join us at the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens for our second annual Bunka No Hi celebration. In Japan, Bunka No Hi is a national holiday celebrating arts and culture. Our celebration will also promote Japanese art and culture from the Buffalo-Niagara region.
This year's celebration will feature:
- Ikebana displays and demonstrations
- Traditional Japanese dancing with Odori No Kai
- Japanese tea ceremony demonstrations
- Kendo demonstrations
- Bonsai demonstrations with the Buffalo Bonsai Society
- Japanese cuisine demonstrations and tastings with Chef Krista Van Wagner
- A special ceramics reception with Buffalo State College ceramic students
- And various children's activities throughout the day!
See images from last year's Bunka No Hi celebration
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Performance: Theatre of Yugen -- November 20, 21, 22
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Buffalo Seminary will present At the Hawk's Well by William Butler Yeats for three performances during the month of November.
This 1916 work by the Irish poet Yeats was the first English play to use Japanese Noh Theatre techniques. The play is based on the mythological Irish hero Cuchulain. The young Cuchulain searches for and finds a fountain of youth, guarded by a mysterious Hawk spirit.
Seminary students will work with artist-in-residence, Jublith Moore, artistic director of Theatre of Yugen to learn some Noh techniques... The San Francisco based Theatre of Yugen is a 30 year old experimental theatre ensemble dedicated to the pursuit of the intangible essence called yugen, (Yu – deep, quiet, other worldly; gen – subtle, profound, dark). With a foundation in traditional Japanese theatre forms they create new works of world-theater as well as maintaining an active repertoire of traditional Kyogen comedies in English.
We are pleased that the program will begin with a Japanese Tea Ceremony performed by Buffalo Seminary students under the direction of Atsuko Nishida-Mitchell.
Date: November 20, 21, 22
Time: 7:00 pm
Tickets: $8 (adults) / $5 (seniors and students)
Location: Wendt Performing Arts Center | Buffalo Seminary | 205 Bidwell Parkway | Buffalo, NY 14222
Contact: 716-885-6780
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(r) Lluis Valls and (l) Jubilith Moore
photo credit: Sean Aquino
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Performance: Theatre of Yugen -- October 3rd
