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2022/9/15 - 2022/9/21 / New York (ミッドタウン), New York / Other

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Venue The Japan Gallery, 7th Floor, The Japan Club （ 145 W 57th St, New York, NY 10019 ）
Address 145 West 57th street, New York (ミッドタウン), New York, 10019 アメリカ合衆国
Date 2022/9/15 - 2022/9/21
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Hours:
Monday ～ Friday ： 10:00 am-6:00 pm
Saturday ： 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Sunday ： Closed

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Subway
5 min walk from 57th Street station on F train
N ・ Q ・ 3 min walk from 57th Street station on R train
A ・ B ・ C ・ D ・ 1 train Columbus Circle 7 minute walk from Columbus Circle station on the
B ・ D ・ 10 minute walk from 7th Avenue station on the E train

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Web Access No.773997

＜ Japan Gallery ＞ Kayo Kitakomi （ Kayo Kaitomi ・ Kayo ） Sumi Ink Exhibition "IKIRU - Not Yesterday, Not Tomorrow, Live Now Now

The exhibition will feature a variety of calligraphy on the theme of "Living" while interweaving ink and Japanese culture.
Kochi Prefecture-based calligrapher Kayo KITAKOMI （ Kayo KITAKOMI ） has been energetically holding solo and group exhibitions in Japan and abroad based on the theme "Live and let live ！" and pursuing the possibilities of calligraphy through collaboration with other genres. In the New York exhibition, he will exhibit a number of calligraphic works on the theme of "living" by interweaving sumi ink and Japanese culture, including "Hymn - Living", a large work written with the idea of "living carefully in this moment in time of the Corona disaster and seeing distant wars in real time". Prior to the exhibition, Mr. Hokkomi said, "I create the world of sumi ink clad in Japanese tradition, picking up what I feel in my daily life and hoping that they are hymns to life, full of the joy of living. I am happy to meet many people with my works in New York, a city that I have visited many times, fascinated by the energy of New York, the city of racial melting pots.

This exhibition will also feature unique works that transcend the concept of calligraphy. Kayo Hokkomi is not bound by any one style or way of thinking, but is always looking for new ways to express herself. － Always Beginning －" is the motto of Ms. Kitakomi, and this exhibition will make you look forward to the beginning of something new. Please come and see this exhibition.

■ Admission free
■ Dates ： September 15, 2022 （ Thu ） － September 21, 2010 （ Wed ）
■ Location ： Japan Gallery (Japan Club, 7th Floor ： 145 West 57th Street, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10019 ）
■ Time ： 10:00 am - 6:00 pm (Mon － Fri. - 5:00 pm (Sat.) Sun. closed
■ Details ： Tel: 212-581-2223 / E-mail: gallery@nipponclub.org / Website www.nipponclub.org

Kayo Kitakomi
Born in Kochi, Japan. Three years of Dokuritsu Shodo University. Active in many fields through calligraphy. At the "Ryoma's Birthplace Memorial Museum" in Kochi City, he introduces the episodes from Ryoma's birth to his departure from Tosa with calligraphy and illustrations by the late Yutaka Murakami, winner of many awards including the Kodansha Sashie Award. The "Japanese art" is also sold at the galleries of the Hotel Okura and the Imperial Hotel, and has become popular worldwide.

＜ Photographs ＞
◆ "Hymn - Ikiru", 206 x 1000 cm, Tosa Japanese paper, ink on canvas
◆ （ From left to right ） "Ikiru", cloth 94 x 178 cm, "Ikiru", cloth on canvas, 79 x 190 cm, "Ikiru", cloth on canvas, 94 x 189 cm
◆ Ms. Kayo Kitakomi
https://www.nipponclub.org/activity_exhibition/?lang=ja
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  • [Registrant]The Nippon Club
  • [Language]日本語
  • Posted : 2022/08/19
  • Published : 2022/08/19
  • Changed : 2022/08/19
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