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Where Japanese culture resonates.

Event

Let’s Learn “Rinpa” Technique!

Date October 16th, 2021 3:30pm - 5:00pm / October 17th, 2021 3:00pm - 4:30pm

Overview

In accordance with New York City regulations, proof of COVID-19 vaccination will be required for all in-person events until further notice.

Foil is often used in “Rinpa” paintings, and as a Japanese painting culture, it is mainly used in drawing flowers with ink.

What is Rinpa?
Rinpa is a movement of painting and aesthetic design that emerged in Japan during the Edo period (1615–1868). Kyoto-based artists Tawaraya Sōtatsu (fl. early 17th century) and Honami Kōetsu (1558–1637) are acknowledged as the predecessors of this artistic tradition, one that harkens back to the court paintings and calligraphic works of the Heian period (794–1185). Rinpa is characterized as a revitalization of Yamato-e, Japanese-style painting developed in the 9th century characterized by a rich palette of colors, softly contoured landscapes, emphasis on themes drawn from poetry, and primarily secular subject matter.

[Let’s draw flowers using the Japanese painting “Rinpa” technique. ]

Let’s draw on a canvas with silver foil using ink and pigment.
Foil is often used in “Rinpa” paintings, and as a Japanese painting culture, it mainly draws flowers with ink.

1. First, make the color you want to use.
2. Make a trial drawing on the test paper with ink and paint.

3. Try drawing on the production canvas.
4. If you can draw it, finally draw the veins etc. in white or GOLD color and complete.

Material:
Canvas, Gold Leaf, Paints, Carbon, Brush, Bucket, Paper towels, paper or plastic cups Fresh Floers as objects

About the Instructor

Hiroaki Konaka

Artist

Born in Osaka, Japan
2010 Graduated from Kyoto Art Senior High School, Painting Course 2014 Graduated from Kyoto University of the Arts, Department of Fine and Applied Arts,Japanese Painting Course

[Exhibition]
2013
"Painting Exhibition-Japanese Painting Laboratory Selected New Artist Exhibition vol.10-" Rissei Elementary School (Kyoto) "World Painting Award 2013" Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (Tokyo)
"GEISAI # 19" Tokyo Metropolitan Industry and Trade Center Taitokan (Tokyo) "HANARART Koa 2013" Gunzan Castle Town Area (Nara)

2014
"Kyoto University of the Arts Graduation Exhibition" Kyoto University of the Arts (Kyoto)

2015
"ULTRA AWARD 2015 Post Internet Art-New Materiality, Mediality” ( Kyoto) http://ultrafactory.jp/ultraaward2015/

2016
ULTRA x ANTEROOM exhibition 2016」 HOTEL ANTEROOM KYOTO ( Kyoto) https://hotel-anteroom.com/exhibition_cat/804/

2021
“Stirred Effect” Shape Shifter Lab (Brooklyn)
“Break Tim” cafe grumpy(Manhattan Grand Central)

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