Used for everything from binding contracts to paper planes, paper is an important part of our lives. Yet currently it seems we are aiming for a “paperless world”. This exhibition aims to remind us of the importance and value of paper by using it to create unusual artworks. The paper has been treated and arranged in various ways: folded, cut, burnt, wrapped, knitted, stuck to objects, dyed, painted, and tied. There will also be a free discussion about the collection taking place on 11/7 (Sat.) and 11/21 (Sat.) at 14:00, and a picture book making workshop happening every day from 10/10 (Sat.) to 11/15 (Sun.) (throughout the day).
☆ Fukuoka Now has a pair of tickets to give away! ☆
Fukuoka Now has one pair of tickets for this exhibition to give away. To be in with a chance of winning, simply apply for our lucky draw by 11/9 (Mon.), 21:00 using this form.
石井香久子「Japanese paper strings-musubu-R」2008年、作家蔵
• 10/10 (Sat.) ~ 11/23 (Mon., Hol.)
• 10:00~18:00 (entry until 17:30)
• Closed: Mon., 10/13 (Tue.)
• Fukuoka Prefectural Museum of Art, 5-2-1 Tenjin
• General admission: Adv. ¥200, Door ¥300; HS and university: Adv. ¥100, Door ¥140; ES and MS: Adv. ¥50, Door ¥60
• 092-715-3551
• http://fukuoka-kenbi.jp/exhibition/2015/kenbi4839.html
