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Faces of Vietnam –The Contemporary works from the collection of Stephen Humphrey’s
Open until Jan. 24, 2021
The International Art Center of Troy University is hosting an exhibition of contemporary works from the collection of Stephen Humphrey’s - Faces of Vietnam. This artwork exhibition features a variety of Vietnamese traditional woodblock prints, gouache on Do paper and mosquito netting, and lacquer works inlaid with eggshell, sand, and even human hair, which provide unique experiences of Vietnamese art forms. Faces of Vietnam themes incorporate a wide range of content. The exhibition highlighted from the traditional mythology of the birth of Vietnam to the tragic bombing scene of Long Bien Bridge across the Red River to Hanoi. The collection artwork expressed the emotions among the Vietnamese people as Vietnam was struggling to reconstruct after decades of war during the post-Đổi Mới (Reform) era.
Triple C: Making a Chinese Embroidery
Silk embroidery is an art form mastered in China over more than 2,000 years ago. Each piece is a remarkable work of art that captures light and color in its breathtaking stitches.
Triple C: Terracotta Warriors
At 6 pm on October 13th, 2020, Dr. Li Fang, a visiting scholar at Troy University,
did the presentation about Terracotta Warriors in China and Terracotta Warriors in
Troy
University....
Triple C: Making a Shuttlecock
At 6 pm on September 29th, 2020, Online Chinese Culture Club: Making a
shuttlecock was held as scheduled. This activity attracted 15 local residents. Xiuxiu
Su,
a visiting...
Triple C: Mid-Autumn Festival and Chinese Mahjong
At 6 pm on September 29th, 2020, Online Chinese Culture Club: Mid-Autumn Festival and Chinese Mahjong activity was held as scheduled. This activity attracted 19 local residents. Yunchu Zhang, a visiting scholar...
Triple C: Paper-cutting 3D Ping An
At 6 pm on September 22nd, 2020, the online Chinese cultural club:
Paper-cutting was held as scheduled. This activity attracted 17 local people. Zhijing
Qiu, a visiting scholar at Troy University, did the presentation. First, Ms Qiu...
Triple C (Chinese Culture Club) Kickstarts Online Tai Chi Class For Troy Community
On September 9, 2020, at 6: 00 pm, 2020 fall Tai Chi class kicked off. 23 people from local communities participated in the 10-week online Tai Chi class. Visiting Scholar Yan He introduced the basic knowledge of Tai Chi, and then the students learned the basic movements of Tai Chi with Tai Chi teacher online. The activity was a complete success.
Triple C: Making Paper Roses Tutorial
At 6 pm on Sep 8th, 26 people from local community participated in Online Chinese Cultural Club: Making Paper Roses. Visiting Scholar...
Triple C: Chinese Tea Culture and The Peacefulness of Tea Ceremony
At 6 pm on Sep 8th, 26 people from local community participated in Online Chinese Cultural Club: Making Paper Roses. Visiting Scholar...
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Academic Articles
Careers in the Humanities
A how-to workshop on exploring diverse career paths with Brian DeGrazia and Sonia Nayak
What should a job search look like during a pandemic? How can you transfer and translate the skills you've gained from a PhD program as you consider more diverse career paths—and center your own wants and needs in the process? Join staff members from the MLA to learn how to define priorities for your job search, how to expand your network in a meaningful way, and other concrete steps you can take toward finding a job that speaks to you—as well as how the MLA can support you in your search and throughout your career.
Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program
CLS, a program of the U.S. Department of State, is part of a wider government initiative to expand the number of Americans studying and mastering foreign languages that are critical to national security and economic prosperity. CLS plays an important role in preparing students for the 21st century's globalized workforce and increasing national competitiveness.
2020 Fall Internatioanal Conference on Chinese Language Instruction
Call For Proposals!
The Chinese Language Teachers Association of California (CLTAC) is inviting submission
of proposals for the 2020 Fall International Conference on Chinese Language Instruction.
Due to ongoing developments of the pandemic, the conference will be held online on
Zoom, Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020.
The theme of this year’s conference will be “Challenges and Opportunities of Chinese
Language Instruction in the New Era”
