Month: June 2015
Pictures from Julie Forgues’s Exhibition “before scape / after land = in-betweens”
Posted onPictures from Sarah Nguyen’s Exhibition “Tabimakura”
Posted onPictures from Boris Tsui & Davin Tan’s Exhibition “I² Image Itoshima”
Posted onPictures from Andrea van der Hillen’s Exhibition “japanese diary”
Posted onAnnouncing Andrew Prayzner’s Exhibition “One Hundred Views of Nothing”
Posted onWe are happy to announce One Hundred Views of Nothing, an exhibition by Andrew Prayzner, in which he will show work he did during his residence at Studio Kura. Andrew Prayzner is a painter living and working in Brooklyn, NY(USA). His wrok has appeared in solo and group exhibits throughout the United States, and the […]
Announcing Julie Forgues’s Exhibition “before scape / after land = in-betweens”
Posted onWe are happy to announce before scape / after land = in-betweens, an exhibition by Julie Forgues, in which she will show work she did during her residence at Studio Kura. After a May residency at Red Gate Residency in Beijing, China, Canadian visual artist Julie Forgues will continue at Kura Studio her ongoing study […]
Antonio Gagliardi’s Exhibition is Open!
Posted onHi! This is Alejandro. Here are some pictures from the opening for Antonio Gagliardi’s exhibition on 4 June.
Announcing Sarah Nguyen’s Exhibition “Tabimakura”
Posted onWe are happy to announce Tabimakura, an exhibition by Sarah Nguyen, in which she will show work she did during her residence at Studio Kura. Sarah Nguyen is a painter living and working in rural Missouri. Her work has appeared in solo and group exhibits throughout the United States, including galleries in Chicago, Philadelphia, Kansas […]
Some Pictures from Hannah Reber & Gert-Jan Akerboom’s Nami Multifraktal
Posted onHello! This is Alejandro. Today I’m writing to you about Hannah Reber & Gert-Jan Akerboom’s exhibition Nami Multifraktal. This is a mechanism to project every drop of water that pours from a bottle. An installation making use of light, and shadow, and mirrors. A fractal-like image gets projected on the walls.