The final travelogue of my travels to Korea and Japan, 2014. While in Japan, I visited 3 cities besides Osaka. I took the Japan Railway up to Echizen, and stayed 2 days with Rina Aoki in the paper making village of Echizen Washi. I then traveled up to Kanazawa and stayed overnight to explore this
The 3rd of 4 travelogues regarding travel to Korea and Japan during July and August, 2014. Korea and Japan are distinctly different from each other. Both countries have significant land mass that is unusable. The mountains of each country form a backdrop that is unique: as much geographic as it is cultural, the 70% unusable
TRAVELOGUE TWO Producing work at Haslla Art World gave me the opportunity to have a dialogue with myself stripped of the usual context and internal conversations engendered by one’s daily routines. What would I wish to create in a new place? I had brought with me transcribed conversations I’d had with Kindergarten children about their
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Welcome to my travel stories. From July 13 – August 13, I traveled in South Korea and Japan. This travelogue is the first of four describing my experiences on this trip. Entrance to Haslla Art World Haslla is located on a high bluff on the East Sea, outside of Gangneung, South Korea, on the Eastern side of
Until midnight tonight, you can bid on my work, The Watchman He Lay Dreaming, 48″ diameter, oil with moon gold and 23k gold on panel. Visit http://www.artbombny.com/auctions/details/1305 Tune in, same website, on Saturday, May 17, 2014 for another bidding opportunity on my work. The bidding opens in the early morning hours and runs for 24
Thank you to the folks at The Artist Catalogue; my work is featured in the Summer, 2014 edition. You can preview it here: http://www.theartistcatalogue.com/low_res/Summer_2014_Volume_3_Issue_2.pdf “The Shy Moon”, 42″ diameter, oil with 23k gold and palladium on panel. Save
