February 11 - May 7, 2015
5:00AM - 3:00AM
Hagerty Hall Lobby area (central foyer and beside the Crane Café)
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2015-02-11 06:00:00
2015-05-07 04:00:00
Kimono Exhibit
Event Host: Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures
Mari Noda, professor of Japanese, curated the latest exhibit at Hagerty Hall’s Global Gallery, “Kimono: Blending of Different Cultures with Japanese Tradition.” In part tribute to her mother’s love of kimono and the craftsmanship that supports the kimono industry, the exhibit presents a brief history of kimono fashion, including contemporary use. It presents samples of prominent arts and crafts from various parts of Japan and illustrates putting on a kimono, a process that is not second nature to most young Japanese.For more information, visit the DEALL website.
Hagerty Hall Lobby area (central foyer and beside the Crane Café)
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2015-02-11 05:00:00
2015-05-07 03:00:00
Kimono Exhibit
Event Host: Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures
Mari Noda, professor of Japanese, curated the latest exhibit at Hagerty Hall’s Global Gallery, “Kimono: Blending of Different Cultures with Japanese Tradition.” In part tribute to her mother’s love of kimono and the craftsmanship that supports the kimono industry, the exhibit presents a brief history of kimono fashion, including contemporary use. It presents samples of prominent arts and crafts from various parts of Japan and illustrates putting on a kimono, a process that is not second nature to most young Japanese.For more information, visit the DEALL website.
Hagerty Hall Lobby area (central foyer and beside the Crane Café)
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America/New_York
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Event Host: Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures
Mari Noda, professor of Japanese, curated the latest exhibit at Hagerty Hall’s Global Gallery, “Kimono: Blending of Different Cultures with Japanese Tradition.” In part tribute to her mother’s love of kimono and the craftsmanship that supports the kimono industry, the exhibit presents a brief history of kimono fashion, including contemporary use. It presents samples of prominent arts and crafts from various parts of Japan and illustrates putting on a kimono, a process that is not second nature to most young Japanese.
For more information, visit the DEALL website.
