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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Rhythm of Color by Brian Potter
DESCRIPTION:CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing) is pleased to announce “Rhythm of Color\,” an exhibition of paintings by Brian Potter. In this series of paintings\, Mr. Potter uses lines and planes of color\, usually very chromatic\, in rhythmic combinations. Sometimes these planes overlap\, creating a sense of implied depth and mystery. Generally\, the colors pulsate foward\, generating a playful energy. There is a balance struck between the emotional content of color association\, and the intellectual qualities of hard edge painting. \nAn Opening Reception with the artist will take place on Saturday\, April 25\, 2015 from 6 – 8 pm. The exhibition will remain on display through the end of May. \nDuring the opening reception\, from 6:30 – 7 pm\, there will be a live art happening organized by CRS Gallery Director Rie Nishimura and painter Robin Ann Meyer. The event celebrates the somatic nature of painting\, allowing the audience to experience the roles that kinetic energy and physical abilities/limitations play in the creative process. Moving dynamically around a large shared canvas\, Ms. Nishimura will paint with her bare hands while Ms. Meyer will paint holding her brush with her feet. \nArtist Statement \nI see abstract art as having almost limitless possibilities—and my plan is to explore these possibilities as thoroughly as possible. While it is usual for most artists to find a style and then refine it through variations\, I hope to reference or create as many abstract styles as possible—in order to create a strong coherent range. To me this has something to do with the essence of abstraction—to distill essences as the basis for imagery and to experiment with these essential qualities in different combinations; the results can lead down different paths\, and one of my challenges is integrating these paths wherever possible. In time\, through experience along these lines\, I hope to invent much new imagery and expand upon my ideas. Ideas are very important to me.  Once I establish an idea in a painting\, I try to move forward and build on this idea—perhaps adding more ideas or shifting along dimensional lines. This allows my painting to evolve organically and spontaneously. I prefer this\, rather than following a plan from beginning to end. \nUltimately\, I hope to tell my story of abstract visual thought\, which explores ideas and their expression. Some of the issues explored are: structure\, shape\, space\, design\, proportion\, color\, texture\, sensuality\, and paint itself. I have had many exhibitions in shows\, galleries\, and museums\, across the United States.
URL:https://jp.crsny.org/index.php/event/exhibition-rhythm-of-color-by-brian-potter/
LOCATION:Kyoto
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Inner Vision Workout:  Practice Receiving Spiritual Guidance Using Principles of ACIM
DESCRIPTION:Let’s practice receiving and sharing spiritual guidance from the voice of love inside our minds.\nApproximate Schedule:\n7 – 7:20 pm     Guided Meditation\n7:20 – 8 pm     Spiritual Healing / Practice Receiving Spiritual Guidance\n8 – 8:30 pm     Discussion\nThere is a suggested donation of $20. \nOur primary goal is to learn to recognize the voice of love’s guidance that is always available to us — but which we usually block out! Slowly\, we will re-train our eyes to see the world around us as one that is always presenting opportunities for us to give and receive love. The more you practice\, the easier this becomes. In time\, it can even become your habit. \nFeel free to bring in specific issues that you would like to receive guidance about. The more honest and open you can be about what you think you need help with\, the quicker you can learn to remove these apparent obstacles to your happiness and experience limitless joy again. \nThis class is appropriate for beginners and for advanced students. It’s kind of like going to gym — no matter your fitness level\, practice is the key to growth. \nFamiliarity with A Course in Miracles or experience with meditation is helpful but not at all required. \nInstructor Christopher Pelham is the Director and a co-founder of CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing). He balances his time between overseeing the growth and health of the CRS community\, producing arts/cultural/educational events at the Center\, and working as a CRS Healer and student and teacher of A Course in Miracles. He has previously also worked in educational publishing and as a web designer\, writer/editor\, actor (most notably for several seasons with Doris Duke Impact Award Winner Johnny Simons at the Hip Pocket Theatre in Ft. Worth\, TX and with artists Richard Bach\, Harold Lehmann\, and Lake Simons in NYC)\, producer and videographer. He graduated from Duke University in 1991 with a degree in English. In addition to studying ACIM off and on with Yasuko Kasaki since 2003\, he studied the Spiritual Psychology of Acting with London-based teacher John Osborne Hughes and Jay Johnstone-based Improvisation with the late Gloria Maddox.
URL:https://jp.crsny.org/index.php/event/inner-vision-workout-practice-receiving-spiritual-guidance-using-principles-of-a-course-in-miracles-wednesdays-in-june-july-2015/2015-06-03/
LOCATION:CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing)\, 41 E 11st St. 11th Fl.\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Voice of Nature Paintings by Keiko Takeko
DESCRIPTION:CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing) is pleased to announce “Voice of Nature\,” an exhibition of paintings by Keiko Takeko. \nThrough her works\, she wants to express the beauty\, strength\, diversity and modesty of nature\, sometimes incorporating words which she “hears” from nature. She feels that living with nature teaches us to accept changes and reminds us that important things will come to us naturally. \nAn Opening Reception with the artist will take place on Saturday\, June 6\, 2015 from 6 – 8 pm.  At 7 pm the artist will perform two pantomime pieces inspired by Ka-Cho-Fu-Getsu. Ka-Cho-Fu-Getsu are the traditional themes of natural beauty in Japanese aesthetics. “Ka” means flower\, “Cho” means bird\, “Fu” means wind and “Getsu” means moon. \nThe exhibition will remain on display through the end of June. \nAbout the Artist \nKeiko Takeko came to the United States in 1997 and to study art at the University of Massachusetts in Boston. After graduation in 2000\, she returned to Japan and worked at Ukiyo-e gallery. While working\, she kept learning art\, especially abstract painting\, at Musashino Art University (correspondence education). \nHer first exhibition was a group exhibition in 2012\, “Christmas Art Gift exhibitionâ€_(art lab noct\, Tokyo) and the second was a joint exhibition with her friend in 2013\, “Exhibition in Mayâ€_(Sendagi-Kukan\, Tokyo). \nShe also began to learn pantomime under a popular pantomimer\, Sugapon (Mr. Reina Suga)\, once a week from 2011. She currently performs once a month as part of the class performance series called “Washitsu no kai.â€_ \nArtist Statement \nWe live with nature which changes every day and every moment. New green leaves in spring make me happy and blowing wind makes me refresh. On heavy rainy days with thunder\, I feel fear and realize how little my existence is. My heart is moved when I meet a beautiful moment of nature\, and one of my motives to make nature work is to express those moments. I imagine the scene and choose the paper color which suits it. I draw\, paint and collage with various media such as pastel\, acrylic\, cellophane\, autumn leaves etc. and finish when I feel that the image become the moment. Making several works with the same size is an influence of Ukiyo-e formats such as Diptych and Triptych. I make each panel separately. So I cannot imagine what will happen finally\, when it comes all together. This unpredictable part interests me a lot. \nMorning comes\, night comes. There is a clear day and a rainy day. The season changes and repeats. I think that this cycle of nature is similar to the cycle of the human heart\, feelings and life. However\, nature never complains. They are just there and accept the changes. Besides\, they surprise and please us with various expressions. The essence of the nature is warm and positive. I am glad if you would feel essence of such nature through my work. \nAbout pantomime \nIt is important for a pantomimer to become the thing itself that he wants to express. For example\, if you want to express a flower\, you need to become a flower. This is one of the reasons that I like mime. This idea makes me more familiar with nature and makes me think of it more directly. \nAdditionally\, doing mime gives me the idea of using my body as my art motif.
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LOCATION:Kyoto
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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