If you have a yard, you can use anything natural from your garden, with maybe a few flowers from the grocery store.” Read on to learn more about the beautiful traditional Japanese art form of ...

It has been through Japanese art and through Japanese history—the ... In a 1994 Pomona College Magazine article, “Landscapes of the Mind,” Suzanne Muchnic, at the time the art writer for ...

One Japanese iris might fill the same need as ... One way to bring datsuzoku to the table is through the inclusion of garden art — sculpture or craft that makes the space your own, and so ...

But while gardens across the country get lots of love on social media, many Japanese will swear their fealty to one that’s off the beaten track – the garden at the Adachi Museum of Art in ...

Noted for its minimalist style, natural landscape and tranquil nature, the Japanese garden is as much art as it is science. To the untrained eye, the evergreens, rocks, pebbles, sand, ponds and ...

“Human / Nature: 150 Years of Japanese Landscape Prints,” a new exhibition opening on Dec. 3 at the Portland Art Museum in Oregon, presents some 70 of these works, from 19th-century classics l ...

The exquisite garden outside the largest and most important ... Hori had come to talk with Avant about a Japanese art collection she wanted to donate to the institution. During their conversation ...

“Kintsugi: The Restorative Art of Naoko Fukumaru” runs through Jan. 27 at the Portland Japanese Garden. Artist and conservator Naoko Fukumaru, shown here in a provided photo, applies gold ...

She was an art conservator with a focus on ceramics ... exhibition in the U.S. is on display right now at the Portland Japanese Garden. It runs through January 27, and she joins us now.