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East Asian LibraryPast Programs2018

Traces of the Brush: The Heartprint of Fu Shen

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  • Traces of the Brush: The Heartprint of Fu Shen
  • A Grand Presentation of the Encyclopedia of Buddhist Arts
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  • Song of Tibet (Yeshe Dolma 益西卓瑪) and A Mongolian Tale (黑駿馬)
  • The History of the Book in China
  • Social Memory and State Formation in Early China
  • Treasures of the Palace Museum (故宫藏美)
  • Bridging the Pacific for Seventy Years: Richard C. Rudolph East Asian Library (1948-2018)

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East Asian Library 70th Anniversary Celebration

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Film Screening of Traces of the Brush: The Heartprint of Fu Shen

Friday, February 23, 2018 at 12:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
The Presentation Room, Charles E. Young Research Library (11348 YRL), UCLA Library

The East Asian Library is honored to present a documentary film directed by Eros Zhao, a UCLA graduate, about one of the most highly regarded experts in Chinese painting and calligraphy connoisseurship, Dr. Shen Fu. Fu is one of the last traditional connoisseurs living today, whose historical scholarship, coupled with an expert command and practice of Chinese painting and calligraphy, have made him equally a scholar, collector, connoisseur, educator, and artist.

The film features interviews with Fu, who celebrates his 81th birthday in 2018 and will be present at this screening, as well as with notable scholars of Chinese art including:

  • Jay Xu, Asian Art Museum;
  • Mimi Gardner Gates, Dunhuang Foundation;
  • Mike Hearn, Metropolitan Museum of Art;
  • Kungshin Chou, Former Director of the National Palace Museum in Taiwan;
  • Jan Stuart, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery;
  • Richard Barnhart, Yale University;
  • Lothar Ledderose, University of Heidelberg;
  • Qianshen Bai, Boston University; and
  • Marilyn Wong Gleysteen, among others.

Presenters

Eros Zhao 趙碩.   Director Eros Zhao is Dr. Fu Shen‘s last pupil. As an artist, he has earned degrees from the China Central Academy of Fine Arts and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC), where he became a faculty member after graduating. Later, he received an MA in the study of Chinese art history at UCLA, where he met Dr. Fu Shen. Since 2015, he has been working on the production of this documentary film project, during which he has traveled around the world with Fu Shen, interviewing important figures and documenting Fu Shen’s life, work, and studies.

Jeff Kryka. A composer who studied music composition at the University of Wisconsin-Madison with composers Stephen Dembski, Laura Schwendinger, and Joel Naumann, receiving his undergraduate degree in May 2006. In the fall of that year, he began graduate work at the University of California-Los Angeles, studying with composers Paul Chihara, Roger Bourland, Ian Krouse, and David Lefkowitz. He received his masters degree in 2008, and his PhD in 2011. While at UCLA, he also studied film music with composers Charles Fox and Laura Karpman, as well as orchestration with Bruce Broughton.

Michael Berry. His areas of research include modern and contemporary Chinese literature, Chinese cinema, popular culture in modern China, and literary translation. Berry’s approach is transnational and his work addresses the richness and diversity of Chinese art and culture as it has manifested itself in mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other Sinophone communities.


In the year 2018, the East Asian Library celebrates its 70th Anniversary since its founding in 1948.
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