In the hills of East Tennessee, art vastly different from the familiar was on display in the Ewing Gallery.
    
Hideki Kimura, contemporary printmaker and professor of printmaking at Kyoto City University of the Arts, gave an insightful lecture into the world of Japanese printmaking.
    
Kimura began his speech by giving some background on his past work. A fiercely proud native of Kyoto, Japan, he had his first exhibition in Tokyo at the age of 24.
    
His artwork is most recognized for the use of duality, with an element serving two functions, the latter of which is not always immediately apparent ...