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Part of the West’s passion for things Asian is a search for serenity that seems to elude our frantic living pace. Ancient Chinese writers have recorded an idyllic lifestyle that includes a nice cottage, a clean table, a beautiful moon and flowers. But it takes a bit more to live in style. This class will examine the principles and practices underlying traditional Chinese and Japanese architecture and how they encourage graceful living.
Date: Wednesdays: Sept. 16, 23 & 30
Times: 2–4 p.m.
Location: Video Conference:
Shears Technology Center
Justice Theater
Room 210
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Nancy Hope is Associate Director of the Kansas Consortium for Teaching About Asia and Associate Director for Education at KU’s Confucius Institute. She holds master’s degrees in education, fine arts and Asian art history. She lived in Japan for almost nine years, first as an officer in the U.S. Navy and later as a kimono designer.
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