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[caption id="attachment_1205" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Silver Crown Ornament, Great Tomb of Hwangnam (South mound), L. 56 cm, Silla period, Kyongju[/caption]Korea: Neolithic – Present (8 000 BC–2014) Mondays, 24 February – 31 March 2014  The second part of this term is dedicated to the Arts of Korea. Through the detailed study of early tomb architecture and pictorial art, the relationship between Korean art and that of China and Japan will be explored. The advent of Buddhism sparked a distinctly Korean style of stone sculpture and religious art in paintings and manuscripts.   Life in later Korea is explored through traditional architecture and interiors, highlighting issues of gender and hierachies in society. Lacquer, furniture and textiles display a decorative repertoire and artistry rooted in Korean culture. The pictorial arts will also be examined in the context of literati paintings and genre painting.   Finally, Korean ceramics will be examined from the Koryo to the present. Long collected and admired within Asia, Korean ceramics were prized in the West by ceramicists such as Bernard Leach who valued their simple aesthetic. The V&#38;A collection of stoneware and porcelains will form the mainstay of our study from historical pieces to those produced today.    &#160;24 FebruaryMaterial Culture of Early Korea11.10 The Neolithic Cultures of KoreaAriane Perrin12.15 The Bronze Age and Ancient ChosonAriane Perrin14.30 The Han Period Tombs of the Lelang CommanderyAriane Perrin&#160;3 MarchFunerary Art of the Three Kingdoms Period11.10 Pictorial Art of the Koguryo TombsAriane Perrin12.15 The Tomb of King Muryong of PaekcheAriane Perrin14.30 The Royal Tombs of SillaAriane Perrin&#160;10 MarchBuddhist Art and Architecture11.10 Early Korean Buddhist ArtYoungsook Pak12.15 Buddhist Painting of the Koryo PeriodYoungsook Pak14.30 The Sokkuram Cave and Pulguksa TempleRosalie Kim&#160;17 MarchCeramics10.00 Gallery Talk11.10 Koryo CeramicsCharlotte Horlyck12.15 Choson CeramicsCharlotte Horlyck14.30 Contemporary CeramicsCharlotte Horlyck&#160;24 MarchKorean Architecture and Interiors10.00 Gallery Talk11.10 Traditional Korean ArchitectureRosalie Kim12.15 Lacquer and FurnitureJulia Hutt14.30 TextilesJungtaek Lee&#160;31 MarchPictorial Art11.10 Literati PaintingYoungsook Pak12.15 Genre PaintingKarin Warch14.30 Contemporary Korean Art at the V&#38;ARosalie Kim&#160;Vous pouvez télécharger le programme du module "Arts of Korea" ici.