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Ronin Gallery presents 'Birds of Winter: Keinen Imao' - Vimarsana News

Ronin Gallery presents 'Birds of Winter: Keinen Imao'

This January, a href= https://www.roningallery.com target= _blank Ronin Gallery /a invites you to start the year with Keinen Imao’s winter vo

'Hayaki Nishigaki: A Monster of Our Own Making' opens today at Ronin Gallery - Vimarsana News

'Hayaki Nishigaki: A Monster of Our Own Making' opens today at Ronin Gallery

At the brush of Hayaki Nishigaki (b. 1985), the iconic monster Godzilla becomes a contemporary motif explored across traditional painting techniques.

(Second) Saturday Night Fever - Vimarsana News

(Second) Saturday Night Fever

From second Fridays to third thirsdays, fourth Saturdays, and more, here is a round-up of the Hudson Valley's monthly night markets.

In Pictures: The Drawing Center's Raucous Summer Show Is an Ode to All Things Ornament, From Japanese Woodblock Prints to Graffiti - Vimarsana News

In Pictures: The Drawing Center's Raucous Summer Show Is an Ode to All Things Ornament, From Japanese Woodblock Prints to Graffiti

See pictures of highlights from the Drawing Center's show "The Clamor of Ornament," featuring a wide range of traditions.

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Watch: Short Doc 'Ukiyo-e Technique' About Japanese Printmaking - Vimarsana News

Watch: Short Doc 'Ukiyo-e Technique' About Japanese Printmaking

"Each block is made from 100 year old mountain cherry." This isn't a new video to enjoy, but it's certainly worth watching anyway and might inspire artistic minds. Thanks to recent "unintentional ASMR" finds, this Ukiyo-e Technique video from the Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art has been rediscovered by the internet. It features master printmaker Keiji Shinohara going through his process of transferring (or is it "painting"?) a woodblock print onto paper, a beautiful traditional Japanese technique that has been used for centuries. I am a huge fan of Japanese woodblock prints (I ev...