24 May 2012
Wide Open School is an unusual experiment in learning with courses devised and led by over 100 artists from 40 different countries. The School is open to everyone and begins on 11 June. Pianist and composer, Makoto Nomura, will be involved in three of the Wide Open School’s workshops.
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All Visual Arts are proud to introduce an exhibition of paintings by acclaimed Japanese artist, Masakatsu Kondo.
Read on26 April 2012
It was a cold, wet and miserable day in London yesterday, and with storms threatening I have to say I wasn’t overly keen to spend my evening in a crypt. Fortunately, the artists and designers who are a part of LOOCHOO ‘Time’ which was opening at The Crypt Gallery in London brought all of the warmth of Okinawa with them, along with music, dancing and live painting.
Read on28 March 2012
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation is delighted to be supporting the Ruthin Craft Centre’s Japanese Style: Sustaining Design, a season of exhibitions rooted in sustainable design, due to run from 1 April to 24 June 2012. The Ruthin Craft Centre, the Centre for the Applied Arts was originally established in 1982. Rebuilt and re-opened in 2008, it boasts
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The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation is delighted to be supporting The Fitzwilliam Museum’s third Sculpture Promenade, featuring work by Kan Yasuda, 6 March 2012 until January 2013.
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A Private Affair: Personal Collections of Contemporary Art at the Harris Museum & Art Gallery in Preston will include pieces by Kounosuke Kawakami, who previously exhibited his work at Japan House. The exhibition will run from 28 January – 5 May 2012.
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The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation is delighted to be supporting the UK tour of ‘Postcards from Japan: A Message from Tohoku Artists’, an exhibition of A5 original art works by 22 artists from north east Japan.
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