Australia-Japan Society of Tasmania Inc.
タスマニア豪日協会
The Mayor of Clarence Ald Doug Chipman invites you to the opening of:
Kyoto to nipaluna (Hobart) – Water, Fire, Earth and Nature
Artists: Aoi Kusudo, Richard Clements, Jemma Clements & Linda Chee
Aoi Kusudo is from Kyoto, Japan's most traditional city. Aoi produces beautiful and whimsical illustrations using the ancient technique Tarashikomi (meaning "dripping in") in a contemporary way. Since visiting Tasmania in 2018, Aoi has begun to collaborate with Tasmanian artists who are, like her, working with the great power of Nature: Water, Fire, Earth and Native Plants.
Featuring the work of Richard Clements and Jemma Clements (Fire and Earth – glass artists), and Linda Chee (Fire, Water and Native Plants – Eco Natural Dyer).
To be opened at 5.30pm Thursday 28th March 2019
Schoolhouse Gallery at Rosny Farm Arts Centre Rosny Hill Rd Rosny Park 03 6217 9607 rosnyfarm@ccc.tas.gov.au
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