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Author Archives: Travis
Call for Papers: 2013 AX Anime and Manga Studies Symposium
*July 4 – July 7 *Anime Expo 2013 *Los Angeles Convention Center (Los Angeles, CA) *Submission Deadline: May 1, 2013 Japanese animation (anime) and comics (manga) represent one of the major contributions that Japan has made to global visual and … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, conferences, culture, graduate school
Tagged anime, Anime Expo, anime studies, call for papers, Japanese popular culture, manga, manga studies, popular culture
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Summer Workshop: Traditional Theater Training in Kyoto
Traditional Theatre Training invites applicants to study Noh, Kyôgen, or Nihon buyô intensively from July 19-Aug 9 in Kyoto, Japan. T.T.T. introduces the technical skills and spiritual underpinnings of Noh lyric dance, Kyôgen stylized farce, or Kabuki-derived Nihon buyô dance. … Continue reading
Posted in announcements, applications, culture, summer program
Tagged dance, japanese theatre, kabuki, kyogen, Kyoto, nihonbuyo, noh, theatre, traditional theatre
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Fun Link Friday: deep kyoto & Kyoto Baths
It can be really easy to get templed-out in Kyoto, or to otherwise get overwhelmed or tired out by the big-name tourist sites and the feeling of a need to hit them all. As I found a few summers ago, … Continue reading
Posted in culture, fun links, living abroad
Tagged art, culture, Japan, Japanese culture, Kyoto, music, onsen, restaurants, tourism, travel
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Job Opening: Context Travel – Tour Guide Lecturing in China and Japan
Via H-JAPAN mailing list. Institution: ContextTravel Location: Beijing, Shanghai, Kyoto, Tokyo, or other world cities Education: MA, MFA, PhD or other terminal degree in relevant field Posted: Jan. 21, 2013 Deadline: Ongoing Context Travel, an organization providing “walking seminars” for … Continue reading
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Tagged beijing, ContextTravel, job opening, Kyoto, shanghai, Tokyo, tour, tourism, travel
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Job Opening: Curator, Asian Pacific American Center, Smithsonian Institution
Via Japan Art History Forum mailing list. Institution: Asian Pacific American Center, Smithsonian Institution Location: Washington, DC Education: BA and experience (or extensive experience, equiv. to degree) Posted: Jan. 4, 2013 Deadline: Jan. 23, 2013 This position is located in … Continue reading
Managing your Digital Reputation
For better or for worse, the days are gone where we were judged purely by our CVs, job interviews, and the like – today, despite laws prohibiting them from doing so, potential employers look at our Facebook profiles, and Google … Continue reading
On the State of the Humanities and the value of the PhD
I have seen countless articles and blog posts in the last few years – and I am sure you have too – commenting on the state of the humanities, dramatic shifts in the nature of the university as an institution, … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, jobs, main posts
Tagged Chronicle of Higher Education, education, graduate studies, humanities, opinions, PhD, universities
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Resource: Japan Artists Information Directory (JAID)
Paula just alerted me to the existence of this new and exciting resource. The Japan Artists Information Directory (JAID) is a website organized by the Five College Consortium (based in Western Massachusetts), listing teachers and practitioners of Japanese traditional arts … Continue reading
On Museum Volunteering / Internships: Part III
In my previous two posts, I attempted to provide an overview of museum internships / volunteerships: how they’re structured, how to look for them and apply for them and a little bit of what you’ll be getting out of them. … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, jobs, main posts
Tagged curatorial work, employment, internship, jobs, musems, volunteer, volunteering
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On Museum Volunteering / Internships: Part II
In my last guest post, I suggested a few ways to begin looking for and applying to museum internships. Today, I will try to provide something of an overview of the types of internship/volunteer positions that exist, how they work, … Continue reading
Posted in culture, graduate school, jobs, main posts, social networking
Tagged art, curator, curatorial intern, curatorial work, internship, Japanese art, jobs, main post, museum, preservation, volunteer, volunteering
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