Join us for Japanese mask making demonstrations with noh mask maker Ichiyu Terai on June 1-4 in the Atrium.

A translator will be on hand to facilitate conversation with Mr. Terai.

Mr. Terai likens mask making to "time travel" explaining that when he creates a character, he feels connected to the generations of mask-makers who have crafted the same character before him.

In creating a powerful mask sucha as a hannya, Terai senses her energy, enabling him to help the mask express its complex set of emotions: ferocious rage, fear and sadness.