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Wednesday Programs
These programs will take place at 11 a.m. on Wednesdays,
in the Museum auditorium, and are free to the public.
These five programs are given in connection with The
Shogun Age exhibit.
March 28 Buddhism and the Shogun Age
H. Neill McFarland, Professor of the History of Religions,
Southern Methodist University
April 4 Japanese Swords
R. B. Caldwell, Collector, Japanese Swords and Art
April 11 The Nature of Japanese Design
Frances Robb, Art Professor, Texas Christian University
April 18 Chinese and Japanese Landscape Art
Ray Entenmann, Landscape Designer/Art Historian
April 25: Film: The Japanese Tea Ceremon'
Art Film Program
These short films will be shown in the Museum
auditorium from 11:00 to 12:00 on Thursday and Saturday
mornings. They are free to the public.
March 22 Living Treasures Of Japan: Japanese Craftsmen
This National Geographic Society film will be followed by
a discussion of traditional Japanese crafts by Beth
Thomas, McDermott Education Intern.
March 24 Japanese Swords (Film)
These same programs will be repeated on Thursdays
and Saturdays throughout April and until May 26.
These film showings, in connection with The Shogun
Age Exhibit, were funded by a grant from the Texas
Committee for the Humanities.Q4
Scene from Kabuki
DMA, Gift of Mrs. A. E. ZonneAdditional educational programs in connection with
this exhibit include:
Interactive Computer-Video Learning Program
Available in the Gateway Gallery Library/Resource
Area, these advanced learning porgrams will allow the
Museum visitor to carry on a personal interchange with a
computer-video unit and to master a short learning ses-
sion on the character of the Tokugawa shogunate.
Outreach Program: Kabuki Theater
The Museums Go Van Gogh program has developed an
innovative program on Kabuki theatrical makeup, which
will be available both live and in video format. The
brilliant face painting of Kabuki style has been adapted
for local audiences.
In conjunction with the exhibition, The Shogun Age, a
demonstration of Kabuki make-up techniques will be
presented Sat. March 31 at 2 p.m. in the auditorium of the
Museum.
The demonstration will be led by Susan Posnick, make-
up artist and owner of Surface, Ltd. Studio from the Dallas
Communications Complex. In addition a multi-media
presentation and commentary on Japanese Theater will
be shown.
Orientation Slide Program
A short multi-image slide program on The Shogun Age
will run in the Museum orientation auditorium through-
out the run of the exhibit. Visitors to the exhibit may want
to see this presentation before viewing the show
Shogun Age Educational Materials and Programs
Certain educational materials in relation to The Shogun
Age exhibition are available upon request from the
Museum Education Department. Written teacher packets
on Japanese art and civilization as well as a short multi-
image audio-visual slide program on Tokugawa art and
culture are available to interested groups and schools.
The slide program deals with both history and art. Sched-
uling for the on-loan audio-visual program ma be done
by calling the Museum Education Department, (214)
922-0220, ext. 239. Go Van Gogh outreach programs in
conjunction with the Shogun exhibition are also available
to local groups or schools and may be scheduled by
calling the Museum Go Van Gogh office at 922-0220,
ext. 230.
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