Let's make a mysterious creature

Event Date:2019/9/ 14 (Saturday)
It has ended.
Open Time:_ _ _
Morning session: 10:30
Afternoon session: 14:00~
Place:Karuizawa New Art Museum 1F Gallery 2 & 3 + Museum Shop + Workshop Venue
Conduct:Curator
Instructor:Yuuko Maruo / Akimichi Yamamoto
Target:From children to adults (infants must be accompanied by a guardian)
Application / Contact
Karuizawa New Art Museum
Tel. 0267-46-8691
Exhibition Section
We will be hosting a special workshop entitled "Let's Make a Mysterious Creature" with Yuko Maruo and Akimichi Yamamoto, who will be holding solo exhibitions at the gallery.
REPORT
The workshop "Creating Mysterious Creatures with Maruo Yuko and Yamamoto Akimichi" was held without any problems.
Thanks to you, the adults had even more fun than the children this time, and we were able to rediscover the charm of clay!
Thank you so much to everyone who joined us on the day, from the local Karuizawa people to the two men who came from Tokyo on a business trip, the two women who came from Kyoto to visit, and everyone from Saitama and Kanagawa! After listening to the explanation of the two people's works, we started making them.
During Maruo and Akimichi's gallery talk, participants were captivated by the mysterious world and its story.
Even the participants who were initially unsure about what to make became absorbed in creating something, working silently with their hands once they started.
I never knew clay could be so much fun even for adults!
This time, we have created an album on our Facebook page, but you can also see the workshop and the works on Yuko Maruo's homepage. Click here → https://www.yucomaruo.jp/ws-nazo/
Thanks to you, the adults had even more fun than the children this time, and we were able to rediscover the charm of clay!
Thank you so much to everyone who joined us on the day, from the local Karuizawa people to the two men who came from Tokyo on a business trip, the two women who came from Kyoto to visit, and everyone from Saitama and Kanagawa! After listening to the explanation of the two people's works, we started making them.
During Maruo and Akimichi's gallery talk, participants were captivated by the mysterious world and its story.
Even the participants who were initially unsure about what to make became absorbed in creating something, working silently with their hands once they started.
I never knew clay could be so much fun even for adults!
This time, we have created an album on our Facebook page, but you can also see the workshop and the works on Yuko Maruo's homepage. Click here → https://www.yucomaruo.jp/ws-nazo/