TEACHING
I teach graduate seminars and undergraduate lecture courses on selected topics in Japanese art history, pre-modern to contemporary, and the Buddhist visual culture of East Asia. At Kyushu University I am responsible for graduate seminars in the International M.A. Program in Japanese Humanities, Faculty of Humanities and undergraduate lectures in the School of Letters. I teach in both English and Japanese. In 2012 and 2014 (upcoming) I taught/will teach intensive courses as guest professor at Gakushuin University, Tokyo, entitled “Death, Expression, and Art History in Japan,” “Issues in Museum Studies” (graduate level) and “Ninth-century Buddhist Icons” (undergraduate level).
Papers
2011_The Toji Lecture Hall Statue Mandala and the Choreography of Mikkyo Esoteric Buddhism
2004_Esoteric Art East Asia_Encyclopedia of Buddhism
2014 Encyclopedia of Aesthetics Cynthea Bogel Buddhist Aesthetics
2007 What’s the Use of Art – Situating Moving Objects
2002 Art Bulletin Canonizing Kannon
2010_Pacific World_Contemplations and Imagery
2010 Review article Pilgrimage Impressions No 32 – p180 – 188
1995 Catalogue Nuno Japanese Textiles for Body
1988 Hiroshige BOOK ESSAY Catalogue excerpts PDF
Books
With a Single Glance: Buddhist Icon and Early Mikkyō Vision. 2009. Cynthea J. Bogel
Hiroshige: Bird and Flowers. Braziller, 1988. Hiroshige Ando, Cynthea J. Bogel and Israel Goldman
Hiroshige : Blumen und Vögel Hiroshige Ando, Cynthea J. Bogel and Israel Goldman
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