New York Japan Society Honors Bamboo
Sandra Winn — September 29, 2008 — Art & Design
References: japansociety.org & contemporist
If you are fortunate to be able to attend the New York Japan Society's 'New Bamboo: Contemporary Japanese Masters' exhibit from October 4, 2008, through January 11, 2009, you’re in for a treat. You'll be able to feast your eyes upon over 90 pieces of detailed sculptural pieces of bamboo art.
The New Bamboo: Contemporary Japanese Masters exhibit is the world's first exhibition dedicated to Japanese bamboo artists only. All of them are truly masters of their domain and their designs are unique and intricately detailed.
The New Bamboo: Contemporary Japanese Masters exhibit is the world's first exhibition dedicated to Japanese bamboo artists only. All of them are truly masters of their domain and their designs are unique and intricately detailed.
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