You can clearly see just how much the artists being featured paid attention to detail on each of their pieces.

Paul Binnie painting are Excellent , I have been to his Gallery outside London 2003- 2004 , very impressed.

These are still some very intricate designs .

Impressive research. Thank you

The "A Hundred Shades of Ink of Edo" is my favourite series. I'd really hope to see a new design soon!

Fascinating!

This lecture was really lovely, thank you for sharing it and thank you Elisabeth Emery for publishing a book on this topic!

Great video filled with amazing items and information. Marcus is a wealth of information. Thank you

Thank you JASA! LOVE your book Dr. Marks! There’s 7 prints from the series up right now in my hometown at the Minneapolis Institute of Art and you’ve inspired me to return again and again to re-look. I’m also going to NYC in a few days just to see the big show at the Brooklyn Museum. Access to the these KZbin videos are absolutely enriching my experience. Thank you all so very much.

I’m going to watch this and it looks very interesting and I really appreciate the efforts and the work of Maggie Mustard in now seeking to know about Japanese photography and photographers and then in-turn imparting that knowledge to others I think that’s a very wonderful thing very commendable :)

Andreas' book is a must read.

Did any of these photographers touch base with the Gutai painters group?

A lecture on Zeami plz,

Cool

Thank you 😊

This is nonsense Americans hate Japan we would never take an interest in their art!! The Japanese have done nothing but stab us in the back we rebuild Japan after ww2 and helped them develop a democracy and they responded by lying to their children and saying that we’ve done nothing but bully them. Americans need to wake up and realise that Japan is not our friend!!

Leave us alone go back to Japan and stop spreading anti American propaganda

Lies

I already know this video is going to be lies before I even watch it

America never planned to colonise Japan stop spreading Japanese right wing lies

And why are you building an exhibit full of anti America propaganda we don’t have to listen to this take your anti American propaganda somewhere else

That’s not true America never planned to colonise Japan stop this history that’s biased against America and full of lies

Quite how someone can take a wonderfu subject like the Art of Japan and make it boreing must be a uniquely American accumpishment

I enjoyed this while studying oil pastels and music theory! What a great night thank you!

Bravissimo, wonderful 🎉

Thank you. Wonderful presentation.

Thank you for posting this! So knowledgable I am humbled to hear you say these things about how man imitates and flirts with nature through art.

Marcus is a lovely man and is never to busy to share his knowledge.

dr. with radio activity levels so high, how did it not impact the film itself

Wonderful collection

Thank you for this interview and the images of Mingei!

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I just bought some books from Japan re: Seshu Toyo. Great video. Philadelphia is on my to-do list.

Very nice Video

Interesting to hear about the west coast experience. Ive learned about the east coast a little through learning about the yamanaka company.

Thank you so much for the information. I wanted to learn more about the Hikeshi-banten. How many layers were the most common?

Amazing lecture thank you for sharing

The comment about rustic aesthetic and Americans understanfing of Japanese art at the time makes sense

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Thank you,👃 it’s a great presentation to resurface the importance of Japanese clay makers. As a Japanese clay maker myself in the West, I agree that all clay speaks the universal language of forms.

Sorry I missed this one Markus... let me know the next time you are down in Florida. :)

W Artist GOATED presentation

These kimonos are so beautiful and luxurious.

Thank you for this, very informative.

Excellent presentation, Markus! Also, thanks to The Met for their generosity!

Fantastic presentation, thank you Markus!

It is wonderful to see and hear how well nihonjin artists pay attention to detail.

Sword fittings were done in edo Era Nihon as a status symbol but primarily by the emerging merchant class .

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From Japan I have been a fan of Kiyoshi Saito for nearly 20 years. From his work, I am fascinated by his way of life as a artist. I enjoyed watching the lecture. The explanation from various angles gave me a deep understanding of the work. I feel like there is one that wasn't mentioned. It was that he started as a Signboard craftsman. I feel that his sense of design, his commitment to being seen, and his technical talent have been cultivated in it. He doesn't go to school and doesn't even follow his mentor, and I think he becoming a good Signboard craftsman for a living laid the foundation for his printmaking . Infection by Omicron is spreading in Japan as well. I found a video in my independent living at home. In our self-restraint life, we once again discover the meaning of art in our lives. It is the social foundation for a richer life and the food for the heart. Even in Japan, holding his special exhibition is not easy. I hope it will be planned in more areas.