5 February 2009
Artist talk
Woodcut demonstration by Katsutoshi Yuasa
Katsutoshi Yuasa with his fellow artist, Sara Lee gave a talk and a woodcut demonstration.
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4 February 2011
Private view
Echoes through Nature: Woodcuts by Katsutoshi Yuasa
A Private View was held to announce the first major solo exhibition in London by Katsutoshi Yuasa with an introduction by Chris Orr RA.
More info21 January 2009
Exhibition
Echoes through Nature: Woodcuts by Katsutoshi Yuasa
Echoes through Nature: Woodcuts by Katsuotoshi Yuasa was organised by the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation in association with Mark Jason Gallery and TAG Fine Arts. This was the first major solo exhibition in London by Katsutoshi Yuasa.
More info14 September 2009
Exhibition
LONDON-TOKYO-NAGASAKI by Chris Orr
“Printmaking, a powerful tradition in both Japanese and European cultures, is a beautifully expressive voice for the subject of the city. The printing processes are urban and lend themselves easily to the subject matter” – Chris Orr RA
More info17 February 2010
Artist talk
‘Printmaking: A Contemporary Perspective’
Talk and book launch by Professor Paul Coldwell, Chelsea College of Art and Design, to coincide with Nana Shiomi’s Exhibition, “Looking into the Mirror Pond”. Professor Coldwell and Nana discussed contemporary printmaking.
More info10 March 2010
Artist talk
'Prints Now', talk by Gill Saunders
Gill discussed recent developments in printmaking with Nana Shiomi and talked about her book, ‘Prints Now’.
More info20 January 2010
Exhibition
Looking into the Mirror Pond: Woodcut prints by Nana Shiomi
“Looking into the Mirror Pond” is an exhibition title, but at the same time, it symbolizes my whole life.” – Nana Shiomi
More info21 April 2010
Artist talk
Same Differences: Non-Duality and the Serial
Photographer David Williams gave an illustrated presentation exploring the theme of Non-Duality with reference to ‘one taste: (n)ever-changing’, his body of work made at a variety of Buddhist temple sites in Kyoto (2003-2007).
More info30 March 2010
Private view
'one taste: (n)ever-changing': Photographs by David Williams
A private view was held at Daiwa Foundation Japan House to mark the opening of the exhibition
More info24 March 2010
Exhibition
one taste: (n)ever-changing: Photographs by David Williams
Over recent years, photographer David Williams has established growing links with Japan, intermittently producing a variety of projects there, most notably the extended body of work ‘one taste: (n)ever-changing’ (2003-2007). This project explores the theme of Non-Duality and was undertaken at a number of Buddhist temple sites in Kyoto.
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