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The exhibition “Glass, Ceramic, and Insects” will be held from December 17 to 25 at the former Kinoshita Family Residence in Maiko Park, Tarumi Ward, Kobe City.
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The exhibition will feature works by glass craft artist and Kobe Design University professor Seio Tomosada, ceramic artist and Kobe Design University professor Kiyoko Morioka, assistant professor Yuka Shibasaki, and Kobe Design University students.
Professor Tomodada Seio (Glass) is a
glass artist who creates works using the “lamination” technique of stacking and polishing plate glass.
He has held two exhibitions at the same location in the past, which were well received.
Professor Kiseko Morioka (Ceramics )
is a ceramic artist who is also certified as a traditional craftsman in the Kutani ware molding division.
Her
highly translucent, delicate vessels and simple, modern designs are popular
.
The motif of her works is “insects.” –
Small works by students of the Glass and Ceramic Course, Department of Arts and Crafts, Kobe Design University The
venue, the former Kinoshita Residence, is a modern Japanese-style sukiya-style house that has been registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan.
The former Kinoshita Residence, a registered tangible cultural property, is a modern Japanese-style house in the sukiya style. ＜
Glass, ceramics, and insects? I guess they all refer to the works of the respective artists. The works on display are beautiful in the season of beautiful light. I am looking forward to seeing the collaboration with the historic building.
Details
- Date
- December 17, 2022 (Sat) – December 25, 2022 (Sun
)
- Location
- Maiko Park Former Kinoshita Family Residence
(11-58 Higashimaikocho, Tarumi-ku, Kobe City)
Find it on GoogleMap - Hours
- 10:00 – 17:00 (admission by 16:30)
- Closed
- Monday (or the following day if Monday is a holiday)
- Admission
- Adults: 100 yen
- Silver (age 70 and over): 50 yen High school students and under: free
- Inquiries
- 078-787-2050
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