Hanging Scrolls (kakejiku)
Traditional hanging scrolls mounted by Liza Dalby featuring the three elements of the Zen kōan, Does a Dog Have Buddha Nature. (To which the monk Jōshū responded MU!)
The character MU 無,
an image of a dog or sealscript version thereof,
an ensō or full moon symbol of enlightenment.
Heech and MU Liza Dalby and Andrew Browne 36" x 12.5"
"I am because my little dog knows me" --Gertrude Stein. dog by Fumiyo Yoshikawa
Dancing MU. sealscript by Ryosuke Ueda.
Disintegrating Mu. Stephen Addiss
Enso rising. Mario Uribe. Mounting silk, Angela DeAntonis.
Fu dog plays the world. Calligraphy, Kitaro. Dog and Moon, Keiko Nelson.
Innocent Enso. Felix Szuts, age 3.
Blue Moon Invisible Dog. JC Brown and SoYoung Jun
Beneath the South Window in Know Nothing Studio. Son Manjin.
The Mu koan. JC Brown.
Lonesome Blue. Sanje Elliott and Bill Schwob.
Moribund MU. Tangut rubbing by Liza Dalby. Dog by Peggy Huff.
Mongolian MU. D. Tsolman.
MU Dog Moon. JC Brown and Paula Pietranera
MU fruit deep in the mountains. Fujisawa Nangaku et. al.
MU in the Moon. JC Brown
Ranibow Ensō. Cathleen Schwartz and Peggy Huff
Null set Ensō. Robin Hartshorne
Rummaging in the moonlight. Toru Sugita. reversible folding scroll
Yayoi KusaMU. John Guo
Thai MU. Vichai Chinalai and Malcolm Lubliner
Rembramdt's dogs. Diane Abt
Sew MU. Ellen Hauptli