Showing posts with label Japan Foundation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan Foundation. Show all posts

Monday, 18 January 2016

Zodiac at the Japan Foundation Sydney

The Japan Foundation Sydney is pleased to present

ZODIAC
prints inspired by Sanjusangen-do Temple, Kyoto

14 Dec 2015 to 12 Feb 2016
The Japan Foundation Gallery
Level 4 (access via lift) Central Park
28 Broadway
Chippendale NSW 2008
Free Admission

Gallery Hours
Monday to Friday 10 to 6
Selected Saturdays 10 to 3
Closed Sundays and Public Holidays including Japanese public holidays

Saturday, 21 March 2015

'Zodiac' and '2X2' at Solander Gallery


Solander Gallery is pleased to present

Zodiac and 2X2
recent prints by Damon Kowarsky and Kyoko Imazu

Please join us to celebrate this occasion and meet the artists.

Saturday 28 March 130 to 3pm

Solander Gallery
218c Willis St, Te Aro
Wellington 6011
New Zealand
+644 920 0913
info@solandergallery.co.nz

Exhibition continues until 18 April 2015

For more information see here.

Zodiac was produced at the Art Vault Mildura through the support of The Japan Foundation, Sydney.

Tuesday, 1 July 2014

'Along the River' at Sofitel Melbourne on Collins

Sofitel Melbourne On Collins and Global Art Projects are pleased to present

Along the River
Collaborative etchings by Kyoko Imazu and Damon Kowarsky

8 July to 5 October 2014

To be officially opened by The Hon. Heidi Victoria MP,
Minister for the Arts, Consumer Affairs and Women’s Affairs
Wednesday 9 July 2014 from 530 to 730pm


Sofitel Melbourne On Collins
Atrium Gallery, Level 35
25 Collins Street
Melbourne 3000

For more information click here

'Along the River' was produced at The Art Vault Mildura with the support of the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria and the Japan Foundation Sydney.

Friday, 3 January 2014

Aesop Shibuya

Aesop Shibuya presents

Along the River
etchings and an installation by Kyoko Imazu and Damon Kowarsky

Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 January 2014

Aesop Shibuya store
6-18-12 Jingu-mae
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
+81 3 5774 4761
aesop.shibuya@aesop.com

For more information click here


'Along the River' was printed at the Art Vault Mildura with the support of the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria and the Japan Foundation Sydney.

Thursday, 11 July 2013

Exhibition - Along the River

The Art Vault Mildura is pleased to present

Along the River
Collaborative prints by Kyoko Imazu and Damon Kowarsky

Opening Wednesday 17 July from 6 to 7 pm


Exhibition continues until 5 August 2013

THE ART VAULT
43 Deakin Avenue
Mildura
03 5022 0013

For more information click here

This project was supported by the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria and the Japan Foundation Sydney

Monday, 17 June 2013

Residency at Art Vault Mildura - 'Along the River'


From 25 June to 16 July Kyoko Imazu and I will be artists in residence at the Art Vault Mildura.While there we will produce a suite of 14 etchings based on the riverside architecture of Kyoto.

This project has been supported by the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria, The Japan Foundation Sydney and Art Vault.

You can read more about the project as it unfolds here

Friday, 3 February 2012

COLLABORATE at Japan Foundation Sydney

The Japan Foundation Sydney and ASAHI Super Dry are pleased to invite you to  

COLLABORATE
recent prints by by Kyoko Imazu and Damon Kowarsky

Please join us for drinks to celebrate this occasion and meet the artists.

Thursday 23 February 630 pm

Exhibition continues until 21 March

Japan Foundation Gallery
Level 1, Chifley Plaza
2 Chifley Square, Sydney
Gallery hours 11 to 4 Monday to Friday

For more information click here

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Japan Foundation Sydney

Kyoko Imazu and Damon Kowarsky were recently announced as recipients of a 2012 Japan Foundation Facetnate New Visual Artists Grant. This program includes support for an exhibition in Sydney in February 2012. The exhibition will feature collaborative prints made in response to travels in Japan and Korea.

Kyoko and Damon are very excited about what will be their first exhibition in New South Wales.

Thank you to David Freeman and the staff at the Japan Foundation for their support.

More information on Facetnate can be found here.