【lucah penghancuran】Enter to watch online.Garcetti’s ‘Japan: Reverence for Beauty’ at Doizaki Gallery

“Japan: A Reverence for Beauty,” a photography exhibit by Gil Garcetti, will be on display at the George J. Doizaki Gallery, Japanese American Cultural and Community Center, from Nov. 6 to Dec. 11.

Opening reception will be held on Sunday, Nov. 6, from 1 to 3 p.m.

In his book 2015 book “Japan: Reverence for Beauty” (Balcony Press), Garcetti’s lush photographs, accompanied by thought-provoking essays from experts in Japanese artistic disciplines, address a unique quality of Japanese culture: the appreciation of and need for beauty — both man-made and natural — in virtually every aspect of life.

For years Garcetti has been enthralled and puzzled by the reverence the Japanese people have for everyday beauty. He asks: What makes the Japanese people unique in their need for beauty? What can Westerners learn from this ancient culture and history? How can a better understanding of the role beauty plays in the daily life of the Japanese enhance our own lives?

Garcetti, who has published eight books of photography, is a former district attorney of Los Angeles County and the father of Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.

Gallery hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 12 to 5 p.m. Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and holidays. For more information, call (213) 628-2725 or visit www.jaccc.org.

Articles for you

• synthesize
• relaxation
• explore
• knowledge
• fashion
• hotspot
• focus
• recreation

• Democrat Kim Defeats Republican Incumbent in New Jersey Congressional Race
• JANM Offers Free Weekday Admission for LAUSD Students During Strike
• Drawn Out of Retirement
• ‘Flower Drum Song’ Author C.Y. Lee Dies at 102
• Governor Proclaims Day of Remembrance in California
• The Talk Announces Carrie Ann Inaba as New Host
• ‘Boogie at the Bonenkai’ on Dec. 29
• Fujima Kansuma’s 100th Birthday to Be Celebrated at Aratani
• Two Gardena Police Officers Named in Federal Indictment
• ‘Mirai’ Wins Annie Award

• 'Quordle' today: See each 'Quordle' answer and hints for May 6
• Gmail gets a blue checkmark to thwart phishing attempts
• 6 things the White House is doing to rein in AI
• Wordle today: Here's the answer and hints for May 7
• WSJ report on user 'clusters' reveals how unsettling TikTok's data collection can be
• Volvo EX30 is the company's smallest electric SUV
• 'Quordle' today: See each 'Quordle' answer and hints for May 7
• Google Bard announcement: Text
• Google I/O 2023: New Gmail AI feature will soon write entire emails for you. How it works.
• 'Succession' Season 4, episode 7: Gerri proves why she should have been CEO all along

• GFB to Present ‘Nikkei Samurai: Japanese Swords and the MIS’
• Velina Hasu Houston’s ‘Little Women’ at JANM
• ‘Shoplifters,’ ‘Mirai’ Nominated for Oscars; ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Shut Out
• Holiday Tea and Japan Culture Day at Shoseian Teahouse
• Discord Fuels Union Church Debate
• Back in the Day
• A Multicultural Transposition
• Nominations Announced for 25th SAG Awards
• Man Charged with Stabbing Murder of His 92
• ‘Young Stars of the Future’ Features Violinist Kevin Miura

• Crisis Helpline Worker Retires After 29 Years of Service
• A Swashbuckling Sulu for the Holidays
• Japanese Dog Breed Conformation Shows
• Boar Grunts Message of Cautious Optimism for 2019
• Muratsuchi Supports National School Walkout
• Japan Foundation to Screen ‘Tremble All You Want’
• ‘Her Sketchbook’ and ‘Maquia’ at Japan Foundation
• GVJCI to Host Free Holiday Party
• The Phantom Menace, 1942
• NHK's First English