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Talk Event of “Gesture of Lines”【Online streaming】
Talk Event of "Gesture of Lines" 【Online streaming】
Tom DI MARIA (Director Emeritus of Creative Growth Art Center)
Event Overview
The exhibition "Gesture of Lines" features Japanese artists along with artists of California’s Creative Growth Art Center (CGAC), which since 1974 has actively served artists with disabilities and fostered numerous high-quality artists.
With the artists of CGAC and their exhibited works as a departure point, Tom DI MARIA who has worked as its director for a long time, will talk about their characteristics as well as the similarities and differences between them.
| title | Talk Event of “Gesture of Lines” |
|---|---|
| Date and time | From Tuesday, 14 June （about 50 minutes） |
| Venue | Online streaming on our YouTube Channel |
| Guest | Tom DI MARIA (Director Emeritus of Creative Growth Art Center) |
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This exhibition examines gesture of lines in the work of ten artists, and features Japanese artists along with artists of California’s Creative Growth Art Center (CGAC), which since 1974 has actively served artists with disabilities and fostered numerous high-quality artists.
