Exclusive to Florida at the Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Sharaku Interpreted is an engaging report of the personal reinterpretation of Sharaku (an eighteeth-century Japanese master printmaker) by today's contemporary Japanese graphic designers and artists.  While the primary premise of this project is to present the imaginative results of the trans-temporal exchange, the Japan Foundation also hopes to provide an opportunity to illustrate the connections between ukiyo-e and the graphic design of Japan, the differences between the approaches used in graphic design and contemporary art, and the diversity of current artistic expression.