Detail: Focusing on representations of religious subjects, landscapes, flora, and fauna, the exhibition will explore how Japanese artists interpreted established themes and motifs of traditional Chinese ink painting and reconstituted them as their own. Landscapes imaginary and real provide fertile ground for artists seeking space for the mind to wander, or conversely, as expressions of rationalism and order. The works featured, drawn from the Clark Center collection, will allow visitors to experience the lyrical, the poignant, the humorous, and the sublime.