Presented by JCSM and OLLI at Auburn, students will learn about the pleasure-seeking culture and art that rose to prominence in the Edo-period in Japan (1600–1867). The presenters for this six-week program include Scott Bishop, Dennis Harper, Andrew Henley and Marilyn Laufer from the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, as well as Emily Burns from the Department of Art and Art History and Joshua Pifer from the Department of Music.  Participants will enjoy lectures, a gallery tour, a Japanese musical performance, and a hands-on block printing class.

Beginning mid-August, participants can register through the OLLI website, olliatauburn.org/join.htm or by calling 844-5100.

The fall 2015 semester selections are programmed in conjunction with Along the Eastern Road: Hiroshige’s Fifty-Three Stations of Tokaido. Admission is free. Space is limited, advance ticket reservation is encouraged. Reserve your tickets here.