Art & Design

Contemporary Botanical Art from Japan Kusabana-zu

4 October - 4 November 2016, London


We are delighted to introduce contemporary Japanese painting “Nihonga” through the theme of Contemporary Botanical Art from Japan: Kusabana-zu. All the selected artists practice Nihonga, are active in major Japanese painting associations and involved in academic research into Japanese paper, which is of crucial importance to Japanese painting.


This exhibition of Kusabana-zu will demonstrate the differing approaches and interpretations of the classical theme of “botanical art” in Japanese painting. The exhibition will also explore the dichotomy and interrelationship between the traditional and the contemporary in these areas.


Alongside, we have contemporary artists forming geometrical patterns on indigo-dyed hemp, “Kogin sashi”, a traditional Japanese needlework, developed during the Edo period of around 1700


For further information about the artists, Japanese painting and Kogin-sashi please visit: http://www.london-kusabana-zu-japanese-art-exhibition.com/apps/blog/

Project supported by The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation,

 

Admission Free

4 October - 4 November 2016, Opening times 11:00-17:30 Monday-to Friday

Pure and Applied LLP, 169 Bermondsey Street SE1 3UW

E-mail: otgonbayarjp@yahoo.co.uk

Tel: 020 7234 0123

Pure and Applied LLP

 
 
 
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