開催終了ＮＹ初の押し花絵の展覧会
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2009年06月19日 14:23 更新
お友達が、NY初の押し花絵の展覧会のプロデュースに
関わっていて、その関係で、Kossanのライブのメンバーと
オープニングレセプションで演奏させてもらうことに！
何やら有名なサックスフォン奏者も演奏するらしい。
無料だし、お寿司とかシャンパンとか出るようですし、
ぜひ、お越しくださいませ！
押し花絵って？
いわゆる押し花を使って、絵を描くアート。
普通は、色あせちゃうけど特別な技法で色あせない方法を見つけ、
特許を取ってるらしいです。
メルヘンチックなかわいい絵が多い様。
NHKのみんなの歌の挿絵や、絵本、宮沢賢治の詩集の挿絵などを
多くの作品を手がけているアーティスト、若林先生が、
レセプションで、Skypeを通して、リアルタイムで
作品作りを見せてくれたりします。
若林佳子先生のＨＰ
http://
たくさん載ってますが、メディア紹介のぺーじが下記
http://
若林佳子先生のブログ
http://
なんだか、かわいらしい感じが伝わってきて好感が持てました♪
日時： ６月２２日 ６：３０〜
参加費： 無料
予約先： 646-492-4137
orensanz@gmail.com
英語でお名前と参加人数をお伝えください。
http://
↓ 一応、英語でのご案内 ↓
You are invited to attend the opening reception of
by Yoshiko Wakabayashi
Monday, June 22nd, from 6:30 to 9 pm
(please RSVP with your name by e-mail or phone)
meet the artist and watch the oshibana demonstration by
Tamao Sugishima & Takemitsu Yuki, directors of Japan Oshibana Art School
Angel Orensanz Foundation Art Gallery
172 Norfolk Street, New York, New York 10002
The exhibition will be open on June 23 and 24 between 12 and 6 pm
The exhibition OSHIBANA NOW! presents a rich selection from the wide-ranging work of pressed flowers artist Yoshiko Wakabayashi. Her work is grounded in the universal interest of preserving the fleeting beauty of nature and in the long tradition of oshibana (pressed flower) in Japan.
Yoshiko Wakabayashi is a visual artist, who uses the splendid colors of the pressed flowers as her palette. Like pixels in a photograph, the shape of the plants are building blocks of her images: from a distance viewers only see the landscape, the garden, the figures. In these mixed media collages from the floral constituting elements a new image emerges. Only a closer look reveals all details: the textured surface of the multicolored pressed flowers, grasses, barks and stems.
In a timeless freeze-frame Yoshiko's extraordinary craftsmanship stops nature’s clock and prevents the inset of the process of decay. As a storyteller she revives the pressed flowers and makes them the vehicle of her narratives. Yoshiko Wakabayashi illustrated several books and for many years she has a weekly animation program on television created with her pressed flower collages.
The exhibition was assembled by the newly founded Japan Oshibana Art School in Tokyo. Yoshiko Wakabayashi’s artistic vision served as the inspiration for the school’s aesthetic direction and presently she is actively involved in the curriculum development. The goal of the school is to educate artists about the tradition of pressed flowers and offer new drying, pressing and preserving technologies based on recent scientific findings. This art form combines floral design with a wide range of artistic medium, including drawing, painting, animation and video. The instructor serves a guide and students are encouraged to experiment with many different mediums to find their own voice and express it in an individual artistic style.
The processes used in the school are based on the numerous patents Tamao Sugishima and Takemitsu Yuki, directors of Japan Oshibana Art School developed. They will present the technology and the special compressed air frames at the opening reception and are also available for workshops during the time of the exhibition. Pressed flower enthusiasts can make reservation to attend in person or to join the broadcast via the internet.
The exhibition is curated by Klara Palotai, organized by Shugo Nakanishi, an international arts promoter, and produced by Tamao Sugishima, Takemitsu Yuki, directors of Japan Oshibana Art School in cooperation with the Angel Orensanz Foundation, New York.
The Angel Orensanz Foundation Art Gallery is located on the ground floor of the Foundation building at 172 Norfolk St., New York. It’s a recently remodeled space where all disciplines of contemporary art are welcome, from painting to the newest media installations, holding both individual and group exhibitions. Presented in a wide, open and autonomous space accessible both directly from the street as well as from the Foundation itself, this new gallery offers a large exhibition area where the architecture of this 19th century landmark pleasantly blends with the modernity of an art gallery. The Foundation’s unique location in one of the oldest standing building of the Lower East Side of Manhattan provides a new space for the creation and diffusion of contemporary art.
For RSVP for the opening and/or workshops please call We are looking forward to seeing you at the opening.
関わっていて、その関係で、Kossanのライブのメンバーと
オープニングレセプションで演奏させてもらうことに！
何やら有名なサックスフォン奏者も演奏するらしい。
無料だし、お寿司とかシャンパンとか出るようですし、
ぜひ、お越しくださいませ！
押し花絵って？ いわゆる押し花を使って、絵を描くアート。
普通は、色あせちゃうけど特別な技法で色あせない方法を見つけ、
特許を取ってるらしいです。
メルヘンチックなかわいい絵が多い様。
NHKのみんなの歌の挿絵や、絵本、宮沢賢治の詩集の挿絵などを
多くの作品を手がけているアーティスト、若林先生が、
レセプションで、Skypeを通して、リアルタイムで
作品作りを見せてくれたりします。
若林佳子先生のＨＰ http://
たくさん載ってますが、メディア紹介のぺーじが下記
http://
若林佳子先生のブログ http://
なんだか、かわいらしい感じが伝わってきて好感が持てました♪
日時： ６月２２日 ６：３０〜
参加費： 無料
予約先： 646-492-4137
orensanz@gmail.com
英語でお名前と参加人数をお伝えください。
http://
↓ 一応、英語でのご案内 ↓
You are invited to attend the opening reception of
by Yoshiko Wakabayashi
Monday, June 22nd, from 6:30 to 9 pm
(please RSVP with your name by e-mail or phone)
meet the artist and watch the oshibana demonstration by
Tamao Sugishima & Takemitsu Yuki, directors of Japan Oshibana Art School
Angel Orensanz Foundation Art Gallery
172 Norfolk Street, New York, New York 10002
The exhibition will be open on June 23 and 24 between 12 and 6 pm
The exhibition OSHIBANA NOW! presents a rich selection from the wide-ranging work of pressed flowers artist Yoshiko Wakabayashi. Her work is grounded in the universal interest of preserving the fleeting beauty of nature and in the long tradition of oshibana (pressed flower) in Japan.
Yoshiko Wakabayashi is a visual artist, who uses the splendid colors of the pressed flowers as her palette. Like pixels in a photograph, the shape of the plants are building blocks of her images: from a distance viewers only see the landscape, the garden, the figures. In these mixed media collages from the floral constituting elements a new image emerges. Only a closer look reveals all details: the textured surface of the multicolored pressed flowers, grasses, barks and stems.
In a timeless freeze-frame Yoshiko's extraordinary craftsmanship stops nature’s clock and prevents the inset of the process of decay. As a storyteller she revives the pressed flowers and makes them the vehicle of her narratives. Yoshiko Wakabayashi illustrated several books and for many years she has a weekly animation program on television created with her pressed flower collages.
The exhibition was assembled by the newly founded Japan Oshibana Art School in Tokyo. Yoshiko Wakabayashi’s artistic vision served as the inspiration for the school’s aesthetic direction and presently she is actively involved in the curriculum development. The goal of the school is to educate artists about the tradition of pressed flowers and offer new drying, pressing and preserving technologies based on recent scientific findings. This art form combines floral design with a wide range of artistic medium, including drawing, painting, animation and video. The instructor serves a guide and students are encouraged to experiment with many different mediums to find their own voice and express it in an individual artistic style.
The processes used in the school are based on the numerous patents Tamao Sugishima and Takemitsu Yuki, directors of Japan Oshibana Art School developed. They will present the technology and the special compressed air frames at the opening reception and are also available for workshops during the time of the exhibition. Pressed flower enthusiasts can make reservation to attend in person or to join the broadcast via the internet.
The exhibition is curated by Klara Palotai, organized by Shugo Nakanishi, an international arts promoter, and produced by Tamao Sugishima, Takemitsu Yuki, directors of Japan Oshibana Art School in cooperation with the Angel Orensanz Foundation, New York.
The Angel Orensanz Foundation Art Gallery is located on the ground floor of the Foundation building at 172 Norfolk St., New York. It’s a recently remodeled space where all disciplines of contemporary art are welcome, from painting to the newest media installations, holding both individual and group exhibitions. Presented in a wide, open and autonomous space accessible both directly from the street as well as from the Foundation itself, this new gallery offers a large exhibition area where the architecture of this 19th century landmark pleasantly blends with the modernity of an art gallery. The Foundation’s unique location in one of the oldest standing building of the Lower East Side of Manhattan provides a new space for the creation and diffusion of contemporary art.
For RSVP for the opening and/or workshops please call We are looking forward to seeing you at the opening.
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