Jul 17, 2012
Jun 30, 2012
Jun 26, 2012
"A Thin Thread" two person show, 7/27-8/18/2012, Seattle
A Thin Thread: Drawings & Paintings by
Rumi Koshino & Mugi Takei
Opens July 27th, preview with the artists from 6 to 8 pm and continuing through August 18th.
Gouache and pencil drawings by Mugi Takei and watercolor paintings by Rumi Koshino - new work by both artists - explore symbols and memories of human connection - across generations, through the spirit world, dreams, and in souvenirs of old-fashioned, hand-mailed correspondence.
At Cullom Gallery
603 S Main Street, Seattle, Washington 98104
1 (206) 340-8000
http://www.cullomgallery.com/
The general esthetic of my work has shifted since the previous show. It still speaks about (spiritual?) invisible links among people, generations, people&memories, events, etc… in the collective aloneness we live in which could also become massive oneness and complete wholeness! I’m extremely grateful and honored for the opportunity to show with Miss Rumi Koshino. I would like to express my gratitude and thanks to all my friends and family. Especially to Beth Cullom. I’ll be at the opening. So will the talented Miss Rumi Koshino. Please, come join us if you are in the area! xo
Rumi Koshino & Mugi Takei
Opens July 27th, preview with the artists from 6 to 8 pm and continuing through August 18th.
Gouache and pencil drawings by Mugi Takei and watercolor paintings by Rumi Koshino - new work by both artists - explore symbols and memories of human connection - across generations, through the spirit world, dreams, and in souvenirs of old-fashioned, hand-mailed correspondence.
At Cullom Gallery
603 S Main Street, Seattle, Washington 98104
1 (206) 340-8000
http://www.cullomgallery.com/
The general esthetic of my work has shifted since the previous show. It still speaks about (spiritual?) invisible links among people, generations, people&memories, events, etc… in the collective aloneness we live in which could also become massive oneness and complete wholeness! I’m extremely grateful and honored for the opportunity to show with Miss Rumi Koshino. I would like to express my gratitude and thanks to all my friends and family. Especially to Beth Cullom. I’ll be at the opening. So will the talented Miss Rumi Koshino. Please, come join us if you are in the area! xo
Jun 17, 2012
Apr 8, 2012
Apr 6, 2012
Tamar Nachmany's Yiddish/English Play Debuts!
http://blogs.citypaper.com/index.php/2012/04/hopkins-students-yiddishenglish-play-debuts/
Inspired by the erotic story “Teibele And Hurmizah” by Isaac Bashevis Singer, Johns Hopkins University student Tamar Nachmany has adapted the story into a play that incorporates a congruous mix of English and Yiddish! The play, with accompanying music from Charm City Klezmer, will be performed on April 13 and 14 at the Arellano Theater at Johns Hopkins University, April 19 at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, and April 21 at the Bell Foundry at 1539 N. Calvert St. (Station North). The shows will open with Talmudic standup by the poet Alexander Nemser and a short screening of Mugi Takei’s erotic, stop-motion animations.
More information can be found on the Facebook page; all shows are free!
Inspired by the erotic story “Teibele And Hurmizah” by Isaac Bashevis Singer, Johns Hopkins University student Tamar Nachmany has adapted the story into a play that incorporates a congruous mix of English and Yiddish! The play, with accompanying music from Charm City Klezmer, will be performed on April 13 and 14 at the Arellano Theater at Johns Hopkins University, April 19 at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, and April 21 at the Bell Foundry at 1539 N. Calvert St. (Station North). The shows will open with Talmudic standup by the poet Alexander Nemser and a short screening of Mugi Takei’s erotic, stop-motion animations.
More information can be found on the Facebook page; all shows are free!
Apr 1, 2012
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