Ars Orientalis Issue 46

The Performative Agency of Buddhist Art and Architecture in Asia

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  Introduction (Free Access)

  Michelle C. Wang, Wei-cheng Lin

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  Early Chinese Buddhist Sculptures as Animate Bodies and Living Presences

  Michelle C. Wang

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  Between the Living and the Dead: Three-Tail Funeral Banners of Northern Thailand

  Rebecca S. Hall

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  Ascending to a Buddha Land: A Study of a Pagoda Valley Sculpture on Namsan in Unified Silla

  Sunkyung Kim

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  Performing Center in a Vertical Rise: Multilevel Pagodas in China’s Middle Period

  Wei-cheng Lin

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  Instant Bliss: Enactment of the Miraculous Appearance of Relics in the Hōryūji Nested Reliquary Set

  Akiko Walley

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  Performing Mind, Writing Meditation: Dōgen’s Fukanzazengi as Zen Calligraphy

  Charlotte Eubanks

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  Faceless Gazes, Silent Texts: Images of Devotees and Practices of Vision in Medieval South Asia

  Jinah Kim

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  Digital Initiatives

  Hwang, McLoughlin, Epstein