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Korea Institute at Harvard University is pleased to announce the second Harvard Korean Art History Workshop to be held on December 13, 2013. Please see below for a tentative schedule of the event.Infinite Interfusion: Buddhist Art in KoreaDate: December 13, 2013Place: Korea Institute, CGIS South, 1730 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138Organized by Korea InstituteCo-sponsored by East Asian Art History Program and Harvard-Yenching Institute Session I: Buddhist Iconography, Local Contingencies Harmony and Conflict in Ch’ŏnt’ae and Hwaŏm Buddhism as Seen through a KogyŏAmitâbha PaintingIde Seinosuke&#160;The Shifting Pantheon of Bodhisattva KsitigarbhaGyeongwon Choe&#160;Discussants: Yukio Lippit, Chin-sung Chang&#160;Session II: Buddhist Worlds in Unified Silla&#160;Sŏkkuram and Iran: Kuchean Buddhist Caves and their Eighth-Century Korean KinMinku Kim&#160;A Four‐sided Buddha Land?: A Stupa Valley Sculpture on Mt. Nam in Unified SillaSunkyung Kim&#160;Discussants: Eugene Wang, Youn-mi Kim&#160;&#160;Session III:  Reading Patronage in Chosŏn Buddhist Painting Sakyamuni Expounding the Teachings in the Museum of East Asian Art, Cologne: A Vivid Example of Gold Line Painting in Early ChosŏnMaya Stiller&#160;Buddhist Activities by Royal Household Members in the Chosŏn Dynasty: On the Three Indras Painting of 1483Jiyoung Lee&#160;Discussants: Melissa McCormick, Jaebin Yoo&#160;