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Art Spiel: an interview article about my work

10/17/2019

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Thank you for the interview article @etty.yaniv □ #repost @artspiel ・・・ @natsukiuji Natsuki Takauji's interview now live in artspiel.org #nycart #publicart #japaneseart #japaneseartist #contemporarysculpture #playgroundart #sitespecificinstallation #wha #williamsburg #artspiel #artistprofile #contemporaryart #artinbrooklyn #artinnyc #abstractart #zenart #zen #fountainart #kineticart #kineticsculpture #environmentalart #artinparks #steelsculpture #bronzesculpture #japaneseculpture #multiculturalart #multiculture #budhist #contemporaryartist

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Material Witness at WAH Center, curated by William Norton

10/10/2019

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Closing this Sunday✨ I’m honored and grateful to be in this exhibition Material Witness, curated by @norton_william at Williamsburg Art and Historical Center. Please witness this special tea ceremony event this Sunday, I will be in Japan but my spirit will be there with□□ . This Sunday, October 13, from 4-6 PM at the Williamsburg Art & Historical Center at 135 Broadway, corner of Bedford Avenue, for the Closing of “ MATERIAL WITNESS”, Tea Master Yoshitsugu Nagano will present a Tea Ceremony. In its 800 year history in Japan the Tea Ceremony has been considered another branch of the higher art forms, analogous to painting, music, dance, sculpture. Through its exposure to Zen Buddhism and Christianity it has continually evolved as an art, its nature deeply rooted in spirituality and religiosity. In this modern era, where art has transformed itself into an expression of individuality and intellectualism, the Tea Ceremony has remained true to its historical roots, a profoundly spiritual and meditative art form. . Through this Tea Ceremony to take place at the Williamsburg Art & Historical Center on October 13, between 4-6 pm, he would like to introduce and demonstrate the ceremonial form known as a “koicha,” which is said to have been influenced by a form of the Christian mass 400 years ago. Please enjoy this special world created by the interaction between Japan and the West that originated in the Middle Age. Participating Artists Xiaowei Chen/ xiaowei-art.com @chen_xiaowei_art Yukari Edamitsu/ yukariedamitsu.com @yukariedamitsu Daniel John Gadd/ danieljohngadd.com @danieljohngadd Brandon Graving/ brandongraving.com @gravitypress Samuelle Green/ samuellegreen.net @samuellegreen Vieno James/ vienojames.com

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Repost @norton_william □ . Natsuki Takauji’s @natsukiuji oil fountains in her Solo in the small gallery in “MATERIAL WITNESS” opening today at 4pm at the Williamsburg Art & Historical Center, corner of Bedford Avenue and Broadway. • • • #pintura #art #arte #drawing #taide #現代アート #3D #미술 #예술가 #日本 #艺术 #contemporaryart #芸術 #モダンアート #ArtistsWhoCurate #nortonart #絵画 #kunst #현대미술 #WilliamNorton #zeitgenössischekunst #japanmuseum #nycmuseumart #newartdealer #emergingart #nyartist #ArtistStudio #whitneymuseum #CarvedPlexiglass #MaterialWitness

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