Thirty-Six Views of One World Trade Center in Context: The Symbolic Power of Landscape
Catalogue Essay
Food as Contact Zone: Navigating the Encounter Between Ethnic Japanese and Indigenous Ainu in Golden Kamuy
Conference Presentation
Optical Consistency in Ainu Photography: Tracing Networks of Transnational Reproduction
Conference Presentation
Refashioning Meiji: An Introduction to Japanese Westernization in the Late Nineteenth Century
Guest Lecture
The Indigenous Shôjo: Transmedia Representations of Ainu Femininity in Japan’s Samurai Spirits, 1993–2019
Article
Golden Kamuy and the Discourse of Ethnic Harmony: Defining a Multi-Ethnic Japan in Anime and Manga
Conference Presentation
The “Nakoruru Problem”: The Malleable Ainu Image in Samurai Shodown, 1993-2019
Conference Presentation
Indigenous Modernity in Hokkaido, Japan: the Complexities of Ainu Representation in Photography and Illustration
Public Lecture
The Texture of Crepe: The Role of Women in the Creation and Consumption of Japanese Crepe-Paper Books (chirimen-bon)
Essay
Nostalgia as Remedy: Modernity and Sentimentality in Japanese Woodblock Prints of the Meiji Era
Public Lecture
Comparative Itineraries: A Digital Humanities Approach to Understanding Authenticity in the Exploration of Hokkaido
Conference Presentation
Nostalgic Femininity & From Flowers to Warriors: Japanese Woodblock Prints from the Archives & Special Collections
Catalogue Essay
Nostalgic Femininity: Japanese Woodblock Prints from the St. Catherine University Archives & Special Collections
Exhibition
From Flowers to Warriors: Japanese Woodblock Prints from the St. Catherine University Archives & Special Collections
Exhibition
The White Native Body in Asia: Woodcut Engraving and the Creation of Ainu Stereotypes
Conference Presentation
The Shôjo and the Indigenous Body: Representations of Ainu Woman in Japan’s Samurai Spirits, 1993-2008
Conference Presentation
Reproducing Alterity: Photography, Illustration, and the Maintenance of Ainu Stereotypes in Meiji and Taisho Japan
Conference Presentation
“Civilized” Men and “Superstitious” Women: Visualizing the Hokkaido Ainu in Isabella Bird’s Unbeaten Tracks, 1880
Chapter
Chun-Li’s Qipao: Intersections of Gender, Race, and Fashion in Capcom’s Street Fighter II
Conference Presentation
The Texture of Crepe: Western Women and the Connoisseurship of Japanese Crepe Paper Books (chirimen-bon)
Symposium Presentation
Mapping the Northern Frontier: Geo-Spatial Visualization and the Exploration of Indigenous Culture in Japan
Symposium Presentation
Fighting Stereotypes: Reimagining Gender and Race in Street Fighter II (1991) and Samurai Shodown (1993)
Conference Presentation
Recasting the Indigenous: Virtual Ainu Ambassadors in Japan’s Samurai Spirits, 1993-2008
Conference Presentation
Constructing the Indigenous: Nineteenth-Century Circulation and Transformation of the Ainu
Symposium Presentation
An Itinerary of Hokkaido: Photo Postcards, Tourism, and Erasing the Indigenous Body
Conference Presentation
Discovering Hokkaido: Postcards, Train Travel, and the Mapping of Tourist Space
Conference Presentation
Exploring the Real Hokkaido: A.H. Savage Landor’s Travel Illustrations, 1893
Conference Presentation
“When My Clothes Came to an End I Did Without Them”: Going Native in Hokkaido, Japan
Conference Presentation
