Museum of Art

Curated by master tattoo artist and author Takahiro Kitamura, this exhibition explores the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tattooing and its roots in the arts of calligraphy and ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. Full-scale photographs by Kip Fulbeck showcase the splendor of modern works by seven internationally acclaimed Japanese-style tattoo artists: Ryudaibori (formerly Horitaka), Horitomo, Horishiki (Chris Brand), Junii, Miyazo, Shige, and Yokohama Horiken. Free

Curated by master tattoo artist and author Takahiro Kitamura, this exhibition explores the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tattooing and its roots in the arts of calligraphy and ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. Full-scale photographs by Kip Fulbeck showcase the splendor of modern works by seven internationally acclaimed Japanese-style tattoo artists: Ryudaibori (formerly Horitaka), Horitomo, Horishiki (Chris Brand), Junii, Miyazo, Shige, and Yokohama Horiken. Free

Curated by master tattoo artist and author Takahiro Kitamura, this exhibition explores the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tattooing and its roots in the arts of calligraphy and ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. Full-scale photographs by Kip Fulbeck showcase the splendor of modern works by seven internationally acclaimed Japanese-style tattoo artists: Ryudaibori (formerly Horitaka), Horitomo, Horishiki (Chris Brand), Junii, Miyazo, Shige, and Yokohama Horiken. Free

Curated by master tattoo artist and author Takahiro Kitamura, this exhibition explores the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tattooing and its roots in the arts of calligraphy and ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. Full-scale photographs by Kip Fulbeck showcase the splendor of modern works by seven internationally acclaimed Japanese-style tattoo artists: Ryudaibori (formerly Horitaka), Horitomo, Horishiki (Chris Brand), Junii, Miyazo, Shige, and Yokohama Horiken. Free

Curated by master tattoo artist and author Takahiro Kitamura, this exhibition explores the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tattooing and its roots in the arts of calligraphy and ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. Full-scale photographs by Kip Fulbeck showcase the splendor of modern works by seven internationally acclaimed Japanese-style tattoo artists: Ryudaibori (formerly Horitaka), Horitomo, Horishiki (Chris Brand), Junii, Miyazo, Shige, and Yokohama Horiken. Free

Curated by master tattoo artist and author Takahiro Kitamura, this exhibition explores the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tattooing and its roots in the arts of calligraphy and ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. Full-scale photographs by Kip Fulbeck showcase the splendor of modern works by seven internationally acclaimed Japanese-style tattoo artists: Ryudaibori (formerly Horitaka), Horitomo, Horishiki (Chris Brand), Junii, Miyazo, Shige, and Yokohama Horiken. Free

Curated by master tattoo artist and author Takahiro Kitamura, this exhibition explores the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tattooing and its roots in the arts of calligraphy and ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. Full-scale photographs by Kip Fulbeck showcase the splendor of modern works by seven internationally acclaimed Japanese-style tattoo artists: Ryudaibori (formerly Horitaka), Horitomo, Horishiki (Chris Brand), Junii, Miyazo, Shige, and Yokohama Horiken. Free

Curated by master tattoo artist and author Takahiro Kitamura, this exhibition explores the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tattooing and its roots in the arts of calligraphy and ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. Full-scale photographs by Kip Fulbeck showcase the splendor of modern works by seven internationally acclaimed Japanese-style tattoo artists: Ryudaibori (formerly Horitaka), Horitomo, Horishiki (Chris Brand), Junii, Miyazo, Shige, and Yokohama Horiken. Free

Curated by master tattoo artist and author Takahiro Kitamura, this exhibition explores the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tattooing and its roots in the arts of calligraphy and ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. Full-scale photographs by Kip Fulbeck showcase the splendor of modern works by seven internationally acclaimed Japanese-style tattoo artists: Ryudaibori (formerly Horitaka), Horitomo, Horishiki (Chris Brand), Junii, Miyazo, Shige, and Yokohama Horiken. Free

In this illustrated lecture, Joan B. Connelly, professor of classics and art history at New York University and author of The Parthenon Enigma (2014), proposes a radically new reading of the Parthenon Frieze as depicting a foundation myth—rather than the prevailing interpretation, as depicting an episode in the Panathenaic Procession—and in the process overhauls our understanding of the temple as a whole. Sponsored by the Middlebury College Museum of Art, Department of History of Art & Architecture, and the Director of the Arts. Free