The exhibition, which will be on view for a month, consists of nearly 40 color and black and white photographs that were taken by students during January Term 2000 in Prague, the Czech Republic. The show will run through Saturday, November 18 in the Gallery, which is located in the Anderson Center for the Arts. According to John Wineland , the Gallery s curator of fine art exhibitions, the show contains drawings, paintings, photographs, ceramic sculpture, and two mixed-media installations. Nancy Cotham, program coordinator from the Office of the Consulate General of Japan in New York City, will discuss the program and the application process. Students interested in the opportunity to teach in Japan should attend this meeting.
Faculty are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Applications for the JET program are due December 6. For more information, contact Ed Brozman in the Trustee Center at ext. A successor to Hakuyu Taizan Roshi, Abbot Loori completed his formal training in rigorous koan Zen and in the subtle teachings of Master Dogen. He is the founder and director of the Mountains and Rivers Order, an organization of Zen Buddhist temples, practice centers, and sitting groups in the U.S. and abroad. He also is the president of Dharma Communications, an enterprise devoted to making Buddhist teachings widely available.