Camino／Kumano— Artists Meet the Pilgrimage Roads

Mie Prefectural Art Museum

[Image: Tamotsu Kido（2014）c-print]　

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The word “Camino” in the title of this exhibition not only stands for “road” in Spanish, but also signifies, as in Japanese word “Kamino”, the “holiness” of the sacred place of Kumano. This exhibition introduces the modern role that Kumano’s nature and religion have played in the creation of art through the works of young artists from Mie Prefecture who are intrigued by the characteristics of Kumano.

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Workshop
Instructors: Miekenjinnkai artists
Participants: 20 elementary school students grade 3 and above
Date: Oct. 25 (Sat) 13:30
Venue: Entrance hall and art workshop room
Admission: Free

Artist Talks
From 14:00 each day
Sep. 21 (Sun) Tamotsu Kido
Sep. 28 (Sun) Katsunori Mizuno
Oct. 26 (Sun) Miekenjinnkai
Nov. 3 (Mon) Tomoko Arakawa
Nov. 9 (Sun) Yuji Watabe
Admission: Free with exhibition ticket
Please see the museum’s website for details and information and more information on related events.