Where Bells and Dragons Meet
Art historian Sherry Fowler’s new book explores how Japan’s great bronze bells have echoed through centuries of Buddhist ritual, folklore, and diplomacy.
Meher McArthur
Meher McArthur is an Asian art historian specializing in Japanese art. She has curated exhibitions and organized programs for numerous institutions, including the Pacific Asia Museum, JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles, and International Arts & Artists. Her books include Reading Buddhist Art (2002), The Arts of Asia (2005), Washi Transformed: New Expressions in Japanese Paper (2021), and A Japanese Art Journey: A Curator's Memoir of Polka Dot Pumpkins, Paper Dolls, and Woodblock Prints (2025).
Letting the Ink Flow
Japanese artist Yoshio Ikezaki’s new works embrace impermanence, intuition, and the energy of change.
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