Presented by
Eric Daishin McCabe
or
Eric Daishin McCabe is a Zen Buddhist priest who studied Japanese writing, Shodo. He shares with participants how to use an ancient form of communication to write their own names and words in Japanese. Participants have the opportunity to “dance with the brush” and to create their own works of art. They will be using a Japanese brush with water-soluble Sumi ink. In the process of writing, they will learn a brief history of Asian writing, the relationship between writing and caring about what they do, and ways to create calm within themselves.
Region/Culture
Japan
Subject(s)
Language, Visual Art
Participants
25 max
Standard Length
45 min
Room Setup
Classroom style seating at desks/tables with chairs; room with a sink is preferred
Supplies/Equipment Needed:
Whiteboard and markers