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National Consortium for Teaching about Asia (NCTA) Classroom Materials Descriptions Joint Security Area (2000) $24.99 A State of Mind (2003) $29.95 Koto World – Ages 4‐40 Elizabeth Falconer’s award‐winning CDs of Japanese folktales set to koto music. See http://www.kotoworld.com for details about the CDs. Order online at Koto World or Amazon.com. Hana and the Dragon and other tales from Japan $14.99 Little Pink Fish $14.99 Once Upon a Lilypad $14.99 Plum Boy! And Other Tales from Japan $14.99 Asia for Kids http://www.afk.com China: A Century of Revolution DVD $39.99 Never-before-seen footage allows you to witness some of the most dramatic events that took place in China including the Northern expedition of Chiang Kai-Shek, the Long March, and the "Gang of Four" trial. You will also see impressive footage of interviews of soldiers, judges, leaders, revolutionaries, warlords, and ordinary citizens who have lived through these tumultuous times - and have held their secrets for decades. The first video in the three-part series covers the period from the 1911 Revolution to World War II while the second covers the Communist victory to the death of Mao. The last video begins with the current liberalization, the Tiananmen Square Incident and follows into early 1997. Approx. six hours. Documentary. Families in China VHS or DVD $29.95 – Elementary to Secondary Families in Korea VHS or DVD $29.95 Families in Japan DVD $29.95 In the Families videos, viewers get a peek at the everyday lives of two families - usually an urban and a rural family. We are introduced to a child who helps narrate his or her activities. The footage is intimate but not intrusive. Lots of interesting facts about the country are presented from a realistic viewpoint which brings other cultures into your classroom or home. 30 min. Art Institute of Chicago http://www.artic.edu/aic/education/trc/purchase What do you see? A teaching Video $15.00 – Upper Elementary to Secondary This video is an essential teaching tool for educators who want to incorporate art into the curriculum. Renowned art educator Philip Yenawine demonstrates a mode of inquiry designed to help students observe, analyze, and interpret art, emphasizing observation and critical thinking. Los Angeles County Museum of Art http://www.lacma.org/programs/teachersSchoolsResources.aspx The Art of Korea: Selections from the Permanent Collection $10.00 This curriculum highlights six objects from the L.A. County Museum of Art: a lacquer box inlaid with mother-of-pearl, a bronze sculpture of a seated priest, an altar attendant made of wood, a porcelain jar with dragon and clouds, an expressive wooden mask, and the fine portrait painting of a revered Korean 16
National Consortium for Teaching about Asia (NCTA) Classroom Materials Descriptions scholar. These objects date from the Choson dynasty (1392–1910) and represent the rich culture and age-old traditions of Korea. Chinese Art $10.00 This unit includes six slides of a bronze vessel, a lacquer cosmetic box, a funerary sculpture of a chimera, a Bodhisattva, a porcelain vase, and a handscroll of ink and paper. These objects of Chinese art can be used to highlight key moments in Chinese history. Flora and Fauna: Nature in Japanese Art $10.00 This packet uses four nature-inspired Japanese pieces in the Museum’s collection. The packet includes transparencies of the different pieces: a wooden Shinto sculpture in the shape of a seated fox, a ceramic hanging flower vase in the form of a quiver, two folding screens titled Puppies Among Bamboo in the Snow and Landscape in Snow, and Hokusai’s famous woodblock print The Great Wave of Kanagawa, from his series Thirty-Six Views of Mt. Fuji. Golden Robes and Demon Masks: The Arts of Japan’s Noh and Kyogen Theater $10.00 Discover two of the most ancient and influential forms of Japanese theater, Noh and Kyogen, through evocative carved wood masks, woven silk and gold costumes, painted screens, and lacquered instruments. Noh, a form of musical dance-drama originating in the 14 th century, is Japan's oldest continuing professional theater. Lighthearted comic plays called kyogen are performed in between noh plays as a counterpart to the solemn elegance of noh. Four color transparencies included. Images of Compassion: Buddhist Art and Practice $10.00 Throughout Asia there are striking similarities among Buddhist images and what they mean, but also significant differences that illustrate the ways Buddhism changed as it spread. These curriculum materials explore the symbols and gestures found in Buddhist art and the role of visual images in meditation. Color transparencies include Buddhist sculptures from Tibet, China, and Pakistan, and a Japanese painted scroll by Hakuin Ekaku. Korean Arts of the 18 th Century $10.00 In the 18 th century a uniquely Korean identity emerged in the arts. This packet explores some of the new forms that arose during this period as well as the general political and cultural influences from which they grew. This unit was created for the special exhibition Korean Arts of the 18 th Century: Splendor and Simplicity. Japanese Art (set of slides) $18.00 Includes various slides of Japanese arts from the museum permanent collection. Japanese Prints of the 19 th and Early 20 th Centuries $10.00 This packet focuses on 19 th -century ukiyo-e and 20 th -century shin-hanga woodblock prints. It addresses the themes, techniques, and artistic styles of the two types and describes how the prints were a reflection of the Japanese political and social climate of the time. Images represented in the slide set include landscapes, cityscapes, and portraits. Japonism in Art and Fashion $10.00 This packet was created in conjunction with the exhibition Japonism in Fashion: The Influence of Japan on Western Dress. Using the works in the exhibition, this packet examines that trend of American and European artists and designers in the 19 th and 20 th centuries who were influenced by the arts of Japan. 17
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