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SUMMARY:Celebrating Osaki Washi: Exhibition and Demonstrations
LOCATION:The Japanese Paper Place\, <p>103 The East Mall\, Unit 1 Toronto
 \, ON M8Z 5X9 Canada</p>
DESCRIPTION:Artist demonstrations on Seichosen and Seiksosen Washi accomp
 anied by an exhibition of finished work on the same papers. Join us for a
  washi-ful afternoon as we celebrate the work of Canadian artists using S
 eichosen and Seikosen washi made by Akari Osaki and family. Artists will 
 be demonstrating various media and techniques — from paper engineering\
 , to painting\, printmaking\, and more. We invite you to meet the artists
 \, talk to them about their work and their use of washi. The papermakers 
 will also be on site and will be demonstrating the making of a special br
 ush used for smoothing wet sheets of washi onto boards for drying. You ma
 y not immediately recognize the Osaki name\, but many artists will recogn
 ize the exceptional papers they make: Seichosen Kozo and Seikosen Mitsuma
 ta Heritage Washi. Made from 100% Japanese-grown fibres\, using time-hono
 ured techniques passed down through generations\, these papers represent 
 more than outstanding materials\; they embody a living tradition\, a deep
  respect for natural resources\, and a commitment to making some of the m
 ost enduring and sustainable papers available today. Look for demonstrati
 ons by: · Megan Bray: Gouache · Sandie Collins: Large-format hand-print
 ing linocut · Hisanao Kataoka: papermaker\, making a straw brush · Hele
 n McCusker: Paper Engineering (pop up structures) · Liz Menard: Soft pas
 tel · Dominque Prevost: Watercolour/Suminagashi/Collage This event is Pa
 y What You Can. We suggest a donation of $20\; please know\, every donati
 on is welcome and greatly appreciated. Grants or subsidies are sometimes 
 available to papermakers for travel outside of Japan. Unfortunately\, no 
 funding was available to the Osaki's. All donations will be given to the 
 Osaki family to offset the cost of their visit and encourage the continue
 d pursuit of excellence in their papermaking. The exhibition will be avai
 lable for viewing from Monday 28 September to Friday 30 October\; weekday
 s between 9:30am and 4:30pm. No admission fee to view the exhibition.\n\n
 Event page: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/celebrating-osaki-washi-exhibiti
 on-and-demonstrations-tickets-1999031039652\n\nLocal's Dozen: https://loc
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