Join us to hear directly from curator Runxiao Zhu, Head of the East Asian Library at the University of Pittsburgh Library System (ULS), about the exhibit "Beyond the Page: Exploring East Asian Book Culture and Printing Technology"!The talk runs from 12:00 to 1:00 pm at the 3rd Floor Exhibit Cases of Hillman Library (map).
In this exhibit, discover the intricate artistry and cultural significance behind historical texts from China and Japan, spanning from the 12th to the 20th century. From the scholar's desk to the printer's workshop, explore the innovative techniques and materials that shaped the way knowledge was preserved and shared. Learn about the symbolism and artistry of woodblock prints, the elegance of thread-bound books, and the unique formats of scrolls and accordion books.
As we usher in a new lunar year, let's celebrate the rich cultural heritage and technological advancements that continue to inspire and influence our world today!
All items on display are part of Archives & Special Collections and other ULS collections.
Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Lunar New Year Archives & Special Collections Gallery Talk: East Asian Book Culture, January 29 at University of Pittsburgh.
The University of Pittsburgh Library System will host "Lunar New Year Archives & Special Collections Gallery Talk: East Asian Book Culture" on January 29.
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