Lecture: Eight Million Ways to See: Japanese Artists’ Books, 770-2000

Lecture: Eight Million Ways to See: Japanese Artists’ Books, 770-2000

October 2, 2003 (Thursday)

Lecture: Eight Million Ways to See: Japanese Artists’ Books, 770-2000
1st of a three part lecture series on< Ehon: The Japanese Artists’ Books
Professor Roger Keyes (Department of East Asian Studies, Brown University)
403 Kent Hall, Columbia University (116th St. and Amsterdam Ave.)
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
An overview of the history of Japanese artists’ books and an introduction to some of their special characteristics.

October 4 – November 5
YASUJIRO OZU: A CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
A special event of the 41st New York Film Festival

Ozu’s Late Spring

Thanks to the Film Society of Lincoln Center, Columbia students and faculty are eligible to purchase discounted rush tickets at $5.00 per ticket for the upcoming Yasujiro Ozu retrospective at the New York Film Festival from October 4 through November 5. To purchase tickets, present your Columbia ID at the Alice Tully Box office (Broadway between 65th and 66th Streets) on the day of the screening; you may purchase up to two tickets for $5.00 each. There will be no advanced sales at this discounted rate – advance sales will be at the regular $7.00 student rate.
Check here for a complete listing of screenings.

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