Lost in Interpretation was my first ever curated exhibition. The theme involved artists taking kanji (Chinese/Japanese characters) and interpreting them in a personal way - figuratively, symbolically, literally, physically, etc. This exhibition was a project I put together involving the newly formed Kansai Style, a group I created for creatives in the Kansai region to meet up and do creative things.
I organised the exhibition, partitipated in it, performed live art, and designed the flyers for it.
It was a very succesful evening, full of talented artists and eager locals. The exhibition was so successful IZNT's owner, David Cole, asked for us to keep it up for another month.
Photographs of the event courtesy of Katie McIntosh.
I organised the exhibition, partitipated in it, performed live art, and designed the flyers for it.
It was a very succesful evening, full of talented artists and eager locals. The exhibition was so successful IZNT's owner, David Cole, asked for us to keep it up for another month.
Photographs of the event courtesy of Katie McIntosh.
The flyer.
My artwork "Winter" (http://bit.ly/1nZcoiC).
Me doing live art.
Jaclyn Threadgill's work.
Annika Matchan's work.
Prints we had for sale.
Bekah Boehm doing live art, which she later displayed in the exhibition.
Jaclyn Threadgill doing live art.
Byran Williams doing live art.
Scott Patterson's work (forefront) Clayton McIntosh's work (background).
Timothy Nguyen doing live art.
Clayton McIntosh's piece.
