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Aubry, Clodagh; Ramdell, Heather; Aubry, Daniel (photographer)
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Announcing the 4th International Symposium on Japanese Gardens
 http://www.users.qwest.net/~kobayashi/jg01.htm
Contact: koichik@qwest.net
Last Updated: 1/11/2004
The 4th International Symposium on Japanese Gardens: Evolution of Japanese Gardens through Adaptation to Place will be held in Seattle Washington August 28-Sept 2, 2004. Contemporary Japanese Gardens face many critical issues: the foremost being how to preserve and maintain historical gardens. The second is how to adapt the spirit of the Japanese Garden to the pressures of modernization: its space for gardens is diminishing and people’s beliefs, thoughts and tastes on the Japanese Garden have changed and continue to change . Opportunities for engaging discussions will be enhanced by the following questions:
- For Japanese Gardens overseas, what adaptations and techniques of garden design and creation are needed?
- How have established Japanese gardens abroad provided stewardship, continuity and spirit?
- What innovations exemplify the process of adaptations?
- What makes a garden Japanese?
Sponsored by the Puget Sound Japanese Garden Society and the International Association of Japanese Gardens.
Event Schedule
August 28-30: Key Note Address,
Lecture/Presentations, Round Table
Discussions and Workshops
August 31-Sept 2: Optional Garden
Tours Seattle Environs & B.C.
Conference Brochure
Program wiil be held at the Center for Urban Horticulture,
University of Washington and Seattle Japanese Garden, Seattle.
Program cost are $250-300. Early bird registration ends on April 30, 2004.
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