"Xhibition #04 Where My Work and I Were Born" Exhibition
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At Gallery Raku
Media: Painting, Installation, Crafts, Art Party, Art Talk
Miho Kawano's work, inspired by William Morris' "Strawberry Thief," renders a dream-like world in three-dimensional form. On the other hand, Junko Taniguchi refuses to use brushes to paint-instead, she directly dabs paint from the tube on the canvas, and manipulates its form by using her hand. This form of expression came about while Taniguchi explored the topic of "life." Seiko Yamamoto produces installations that use a combination of different materials; focusing on the theme of "the boundaries of touch," she will use honey, paper, oil clay, milk, steel and water.
[Art Party and Artist Talk]
Date: June 6th (Wed) 18:00-
Schedule
From 2007-06-06 To 2007-06-17
Artist(s)
Website
http://www1.kyoto-art.ac.jp/raku/ (Japanese) (venue's website)
Fee
Free
Venue Hours
From 11:00 To 19:00
Note:Open only on days with exhibitions
Access
From Kitaoji station on the Kyoto Subway line, take Bus #204. 2 minute walk from the Kamihatecho Kyoto Zoukei-mae stop.
Address
2-116 Kitashirakawauryuzan, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8271
Phone: 075-791-9122 Fax: 075-791-9127
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"Xhibition #04 Where My Work and I Were Born" Exhibition</a>
Venue: Gallery Raku
Schedule: From 2007-06-06 To 2007-06-17
Address: 2-116 Kitashirakawauryuzan, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8271
Phone: 075-791-9122 Fax: 075-791-9127
