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	UAM Haiga Exhibition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Haiga are abbreviated paintings inspired by haiku (poems composed in three lines of 5-7-5 syllables).
		Haiga are presented in several different formats, including hanging scrolls, handscrolls, and folding screens.
		In the case of haiga, scrolls would be displayed in the season appropriate to their poems and images, but in this exhibition viewers can enjoy the entire yearly cycle of nature as depicted in words and images by many of Japan's leading poet-artists of the past four centuries.
	www.uam.ucsb.edu /Pages/Haiga_exhibition.html (426 words)

	Poets.org - Poetry, Poems, Bios & More - The Haiga: Haiku, Calligraphy, and Painting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Haiga paintings, like the haikus accompanying them, are usually restrained, with minimal ink brush strokes and light color.
		While the haiku and the painting in a haiga share the same space, they are meant to complement, and not explain, one another.
		Haiga was traditionally produced in a variety of formats, including hanging scrolls, hand scrolls, folding screens, and fans.
	www.poets.org /viewmedia.php/prmMID/5940 (341 words)

	GEERT VERBEKE: haiga, silk screen prints, zeefdrukken, sérigraphie
		Haiga is traditioneel een Japanse kunst waarbij schilderijen and haiku aan elkaar gelinkt worden.
		Haiga is a traditional Japanese art form alongside the development of haiku around 1600.
		In a haiga, the illustration and the haiku are symbiotical.
	users.skynet.be /geert.verbeke.bowls/haiga1.html (359 words)

	Introduction by Jeanne Emrich
		All the great haiku masters practiced haiga, including Matsuo Basho (1644-1694), who established haiga as a major art form, Yosa Buson (1716-1784), generally considered to be the one to have brought the form to its height of expressiveness, and Kobayashi Issa (1763-1827), as well as a number of Zen masters.
		Some of Zolo's haiga, such as, "In Cathedral Rays" (11), began with the painting first followed by the creation of an accompanying poem; but the majority began with an already existing poem to which a painting was added.
		This can be seen in some of his more "painterly" haiga such as "In Cathedral Rays" (11), a loosely rendered watercolor in which strong diagonal brushstrokes and paint splatter evoke a swarm of gnats in light filtering through a woodland canopy.
	www.brooksbookshaiku.com /zolo/intro.html (1152 words)

	about my haiga
		Haiga is a form of painting inspired by haiku.
		Haiga is an interesting form of visual art; it casually mixes words and visual image on the same picture plane.
		The challenge for an artist who tries haiga is to find ways to realize such coexistence so that both worlds can express the best of their aesthetics.
	www.mahoroba.ne.jp /~kuni_san/haiga_gallery/article.html (928 words)

	Haiga poems
		The haiga here are my own interpretations of the art form using cliparts, photos, and line drawings.
		Normally, the same poet adds painting to his works, but nowadays it is not unusual to have two artists compose haiga, the poet writing the verse and the painter doing the artwork.
		Presently, haiga is enjoying popularity worldwide with haijins, photographers, painters, and calligraphers enriching the art form, a natural offspring of haiku.
	www.geocities.com /vgendrano/haiga.html (189 words)

	Santa Fe Poetry Broadside... Haiga, Haiku, Tanka, Haibun
		Haiga may be done by collaboration, or be the creation of one person.
		Today’s haiga may use the traditional Japanese art of sumi-e ink painting on rice paper, block or fish prints, or use any modern art technique, from digital photography to watercolors.
		Haiga were created by embedding a haiku, calligraphed with the same brush, into the sumi-e painting.
	sfpoetry.org /notes.html (841 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Features
		Haiga is a new form of rice that up until about a year ago was available only in Japan.
		With haiga, the rice bran is meticulously removed, leaving the nutritious rice germ still attached to the kernel.
		Haiga is a good source of vitamins B, E and C. Selecting: A handful of rice companies are starting to produce haiga, but the brand readily available here is Tamaki Haiga.
	starbulletin.com /2002/06/19/features/ingredient.html (460 words)

	Joel Weishaus "Moving Toward Haiga" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		I continued to study this tradition and write in its form.
		experimenting with word/image relationships, haiga is a natural place for me to set forth.
		Most important of all, these haiga are a beginning
	www.cddc.vt.edu /host/weishaus/Haiga/intro.htm (155 words)

	Haiga - japońskie wierszo obrazy \| Japonia
		Motyw malarski Haiga był niekiedy różny od wykaligrafowanego wiersza a szybko nakreślone linie tuszem na jedwabiu lub papierze starały się jedynie zasugerować niektóre aspekty haiku.
		Charakterystyczne cechy haiga to prostota (kanso), skromność i surowość (shitsu-boku), transcendentalność (cho-datsu), unikanie wyrafinowania (koh-chi wo sakeru) oraz beztroskość (kattatsu).
		W przeszłości haiga wykonywana była na różnych formatach, takich jak wiszące zwoje (kakejiku lub kakemono), ręczne zwoje (e-maki-mono), składane parawany czy wachlarze.
	www.japonia.org.pl /?q=node/229 (411 words)

	Haiga - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Traditional Japanese haiga involved brush artwork (sumi-e) coupled with a haiku poem done in brush calligraphy (Shodo).
		Modern haiga can also consist of photo-haiku (haiku accompanying a photographic image), and all modern forms of art coupled with haiku, including digital images.
		Just as the haiku form often contains a juxtaposition between two of its lines and a third line, haiga can also contain a juxtaposition between the haiku itself and the art work.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Haiga (166 words)

	John J. Polozzolo ZOLO
		Haiga are normally done in one of three ways: as a realistic or near exact representation of the haiku as in still life and landscapes, as something very abstract, or as something somewhere between the two.
		Haiga is the communion of light and intuition perceived and expressed through the mechanism of the human nervous system and the billion interconnected micro-events between the brain, the human hand, and the living paintbrush."
		Some of Zolo's haiga, such as In Cathedral Rays, began with the painting first followed by the creation of an accompanying poem; but the majority began with an already existing poem to which a painting was added.
	www.ahapoetry.com /PP101..htm (2384 words)

	Haiga gallery - Haiga galerija - Karolina rijecka
		Traditional Japanese haiga involved brush art work coupled with a haiku poem done in brush calligraphy.
		Like the haiku poem, the focus of haiga is in simplicity of expression.
		Just as the haiku form often contains a juxtaposition between two of its lines and a third line, so does or can modern haiga contain a juxtaposition between the haiku itself and the digital art work.In short, the art work does not necessarily directly represent the images presented in the haiku.
	www.karolina-rijecka.com /haiga.html (171 words)

	Haiga: Japanese Art and Haiku Poetry
		Haiga is a traditional Japanese art form composed of painting and haiku poetry.
		For information about the haiga form, visit Haiga On-Line or Paper Lanterns or the information pages of the World Haiku Club.
		All contributions are the property of the cited haiku poets or the contributing artists and may not be used or published elsewhere without the express permission of those poets/artists.
	raysweb.net /haiga (133 words)

	What Is Haiga? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The form is characterized by a fresh and spontaneous rendering of ordinary, everyday life--very much in the haiku spirit--as well as by simple subjects, loose and fluid brushstrokes, and plenty of white space.
		This aesthetic is very appealing to both amateur and professional poet-painters, and haiga continues to be created in Japan today.
		The largest publisher of haiga in Japan is the Sh ūsakusha Publishing Company, which produces a haiga magazine called the Quarterly Haiga Saijiki.
	www.reedscontemporaryhaiga.com /WhatIsHaiga.htm (298 words)

	Simply Haiku: An E-Journal
		Haiga is the traditional Japanese term for a painting, a poem, and calligraphy together, using brush and ink (Hai-humorous; Ga-painting).
		The qualities of haiga are simple, everyday ordinary elements with a flair of humor that together portray truth and beauty.
		Whether created by a beginning or experienced painter, a true haiga painting depicts an expression of nature's impression on the soul of the artist.
	www.poetrylives.com /SimplyHaiku/SHv2n1/haiga-traditional/introduction.html (497 words)

	Minerva Bloom - Lulu.com
		The haijin (haiku poet) is thus constrained to relay a significant event in few syllables.
		Haiga is still a young art in the West, but the principles established in Japan offer a good background for further experimentation and development.
		In modern haiga the image and the haiku poem are coupled with a 'haiku-moment'.
	www.lulu.com /moonrisings (705 words)

	Article on Haiga
		Japanese haiga is an integral part of the image.
		This is a fascinating article Pris, and I can't believe that it has been overlooked (ashamedly by myself as much as anyone...and for that I apologise).
		Haiga has been increasingly brought to my attention by your work and now that of others.
	pris2000.proboards18.com /index.cgi?board=archives&action=print&thread=1106953808 (748 words)

	haiga contest
		Submissions may include all styles of haiga from traditional brushwork to photographic and computer generated art, or other mixed mediums.
		Haiga work that receives more than 1.50 out of 3.00 points will be displayed.
		If your haiga is done on paper, scan it and send it as an email attachment.
	www.worldhaiku.net /haiga.htm (101 words)

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		In Japan we have for seasons of spring,summer,autumn and winter; and in haiga various themes of these four seasons are delightfuly depicted, so that even people in lands without four seasons can sufficiently enjoy them.
		In haiga there are no difficult rules to be observed, but what is characteristic of them is the use of ink and brush, for depiction in lines and butterance through empty spaces.
		To draw haiga, one has to return the heart of a child, without being bound by anything, and to express freely and boldly whatever beautiful image occurs to one's mind.
	www.haiga.com /english/EN_haiga_susume.htm (209 words)

	Amazon.com: Haiga: Takebe Socho and the Haiku-Painting Tradition: Books: Stephen Addiss (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		A good number of Takebe Socho's haiga artworks are included and he is indeed a significant focus of the book, but the works of many other haiga artists/haiku poets are included as well.
		The introduction does a fine job of discussing the relation between this art form and haiku, touching on the influence of Zen in a clear-headed manner that acknowledges their common ground while distinguishing them with care.
		The history of haiga and its characteristics are also explained well, and Yamamoto Fumiko gives us a good short study of Takebe Socho.
	amazon.com /Haiga-Takebe-Socho-Haiku-Painting-Tradition/dp/0824817508 (940 words)

	Photo Haiga - Welcome
		Haiga featured in World Haiku Association September contest.
		This site is dedicated to the present moments of our lives; the moments that we so often pass by and take for granted.
		Photographs are loved by everyone for the very reason that they capture these elusive moments of time.
	www.photohaiga.com (198 words)

	Member Spotlight - Haiga - Ray Rasmussen
		Both members and non-members of the WHC are invited to submit digital haiga directly to Ray:[Email].
		Ray created the haiga webpage because he enjoys the creative process involved in linking digital art with haiku.
		A goal for this webpage is to create a permanent haiga gallery and to encourage a variety of people to submit their best work and thus to join a permanent e-community of like minded people.
	www.worldhaikureview.org /2-1/memberspot_rrhaiga.shtml (181 words)

	The Seattle Times: Pacific NW 06/04/2006: Hail To Haiga
		Traces of the rough outer bran give haiga rice more flavor and texture than white rice, so it's excellent for mixed sushi.
		Haiga may be thought of as the visual form of Haiku.
		The rice named for the art form is less than fully refined, too; lingering traces of the rough outer bran give it more flavor and texture than white rice, but it is quicker and easier to cook than truly brown rice.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/pacificnw06042006/2003018580_pacificptaste04.html (488 words)

	Tamaki Rice: Products
		"HAIGA" is the word for "RICE GERM" in japanese.
		Tamaki HAIGA rice is a fully milled kernel that retains its own rice germ.
		HAIGA rice tastes and cooks similar to Japanese rice, yet preserves many of the kernel`s natural Vitamins and other nutrients.
	www.tamakimai.com /products.html (219 words)

	Haiga by Stephen Addiss: Simply Haiku
		In some cases I do calligraphy or painting directly on the vessels before firing, either with a brush or other implements, while in all cases what I have learned about form and space, asymmetrical composition, and varieties of touch has influenced my creation of ceramic forms.
		Another combination of arts that I find fascinating is haiga, where a haiku and a visual image can combine to reach a deeper expression than either one might alone.
		I have studied traditional haiga (and written an exhibition catalogue by that name) as well as creating my own works in this field.
	www.poetrylives.com /SimplyHaiku/SHv2n2/haiga-traditional/Stephen_Addiss/index.html (477 words)

	MH Book Review—SUMMER DREAMS
		The haiga in this collection are contributed both by leading contemporary practitioners (such as Jeanne Emrich, Susan Frame, and Kunihara Shimizu) and from relative beginners (Angelee Deodhar, Tom Clausen, and Karen Kubara).
		Moreover, many of the originals are beautiful full-color haiga, available on line in all their glory, so it is especially disappointing to see them here as mere shadows of the original creations.
		For example, the haiga by Kuniharu Shimizu illustrating Santôka’s eccentric Zen haiku are beautiful because of their use of color to suggest the tone of the haiku.
	www.modernhaiku.org /bookreviews/kacianross2002.html (940 words)

	Graphics of Poetic Inspirations
		Haiga is the name for traditional Japanese art forms composed of brush painting and calligraphy of haiku poetry.
		Modern Haiga is also done on graphics, paintings or photographs.
		Featuring the haiga of Robert Wilson, author of Vietman Ruminations and editor of Simply Haiku.
	www.poeticinspire.com /graphics.html (251 words)

	HAIGA Online - May, 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Welcome to the May, 2000 issue of Haiga Online featuring the exquisite paintings of sumi-e master Susan Frame as well as new work of poets and poet-painters in the United States, Canada, and Japan.
		Contemporary and Experimental Haiga - Two poet-painters interpret the classic tradition of sumi-e painting.
		American Haibun and Haiga —Announcing the premier issue of a new haibun and haiga journal.
	members.aol.com /GlennE5/May2000mainpg.html (85 words)

	Kilmeny Niland's web page of contemporary haiga.
		In 2004, I became a devotee of digital art and all its possibilities.
		What better way to combine a love of haiku, oriental art and image-making than by exploring modern haiga.
		Traditionally, this is Japanese brushwork combined with haiku but modern techniques can also include photography, digital art and even sound. Most of these are just experiments in getting to know the tools.
	www.kilmenyniland.com /haiga/thumbnails.html (111 words)

	T.J. Casser \| My Writing \| Assorted Haiga
		Since some folks are curious about what kind of art I do and specifics of how I do it...
		Most of my haiga are done in watercolor (18 color tube set from Reeves), some simple brushes and 140lb Strathmore cold-press watercolor paper (300 series for my rough drafts and "detached" pieces, and 400 series for my permanent portfolio).
		The writing on these is done using a 2.0 or 3.5 mm fl caligraphy pen.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /tjcasser/haiga.html (269 words)

	DNK Amazon Store :: Haiga: Takebe Socho and the Haiku-Painting Tradition
		A good number of Takebe Socho's haiga artworks are included and he is indeed a significant focus of the book, but the works of many other haiga artists/haiku poets are included as well.
		The introduction does a fine job of discussing the relation between this art form and haiku, touching on the influence of Zen in a clear-headed manner that acknowledges their common ground while distinguishing them with care.
		The history of haiga and its characteristics are also explained well, and Yamamoto Fumiko gives us a good short study of Takebe Socho.
	www.entertainmentcareers.net /book/ProductDetails.aspx?asin=0824817508 (351 words)

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