
Scattering Petals, Falling Leaves: Spring in Noh and the Japanese Sense of Transience
Joseph Houseal explores expressions of impermanence in the classic Noh performance of Yuya.

Joseph Houseal explores expressions of impermanence in the classic Noh performance of Yuya.

Joseph Houseal shares his recollection of a serendipitous meeting of minds, of ancient and modern, and a shared love for the liminal mysteries of dance

Joseph Houseal explores the the role of emptiness as an expression of Buddhist philosophy and aesthetics in Japanese culture

Joseph Houseal delves into ancient links and parallels between calligraphic pictograms and ritual dance traditions

Joseph Houseal and Chelley Sherman will embark on a “Journey Through the Dance of Form” in a forthcoming online workshop exploring form and consciousness

Joseph Houseal casts a critical eye on modern interpretations and improvements of ancient dance traditions

Joseph Houseal continues his exploration of anti-war activism and peace advocacy in art and performance.

Joseph Houseal explores anti-war activism and ritual suicide as a performative expression of nonviolence and compassion

Joseph Houseal explores the importance of stillness in the context of ritual and ceremonial dance

Joseph Houseal explores the mysteries of esoteric ritual dance in Japan, and profiles practitioner Elizabeth Tinsley

Exploring the modern stewardship of an ancient Japanese cultural legacy

Exploring the legacy and impact of an early Western student of Japanese culture and Buddhism