This series of 6 lectures will focus on the manner in which the body was/can be decorated. This includes, but is not restricted to: dress and undress, accessories, body modification such as make-up (e.g. war paint), tattoos, scarification, hairstyling etc within the broader Asian region.
Come on an historical time train to unravel the social and cultural evolution depicted in Indonesian batik textiles throughout history.
Korean folk paintings, mainly painted by the working class in the late Joseon Dynasty (c.1700-1800), reflect the way of life and culture of the Korean people
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