Four hundred years ago in Japan, male youths, called wakashu, were the objects of sexual desire for women and men. Creating a third gender, wakashu looked different from both women and adult men and played distinct social and sexual roles.
A Third Gender, features stunning woodblock prints, paintings, illustrated books, kimono, and armour. For more information on this role breaking exhibition go to A third gender.
Screen Art was happy to be participate with this exhibition's wide variety of Graphic Elements, Vinyl Graphics, Window Graphics and Digital Imaging. Special thanks to ROM Designer Emilio Genovese.
Screen Art salutes the ROM taking on this delicate and ancient gender sexual system and introducing it to our contemporary 21st Century World.
A Third Gender, features stunning woodblock prints, paintings, illustrated books, kimono, and armour. For more information on this role breaking exhibition go to A third gender.
Screen Art was happy to be participate with this exhibition's wide variety of Graphic Elements, Vinyl Graphics, Window Graphics and Digital Imaging. Special thanks to ROM Designer Emilio Genovese.
Screen Art salutes the ROM taking on this delicate and ancient gender sexual system and introducing it to our contemporary 21st Century World.
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