Date: Monday (holiday), March 21, 2022
Time: 14:00 (doors open 13:30)
Venue: Jiyu Gakuen Myonichikan (hp-url://www.jiyu.jp)
General Admission: 5,000 JPY, Students: 3,000 JPY
Ticket sales starts January 10th, 2022 on the CWAJ website.
We had the privilege to interview the world-renowned violinist Narimichi KAWABATA, who will be performing at the charity concert scheduled for March 21, 2022.
ECG – SUNDAY December 12, 10:00 – 11:30
Tomomi Ishiura is a CWAJ scholar (SVI-SJ 2008), and had training at JVDCB to enhance her skills prior to job hunting. She has been a frequent participant at CWAJ English
Date: December 1, WednesdayVenue: Foreign Correspondence Club of Japan Marunouchi 3-2-3, Marunouchi Nijuubashi Building 5 http:// www.fcc.or.jp Telephone: 03 32113161Time: 10:30 to 12:15Fee: 3,000 yen for members and 4,000 yen for member’s guestsRSVP: Please register via Eventbrite until
It was lovely seeing so many of you back with us this year and a pleasure to welcome those of you who found us for the first time.
As we close the 64th CWAJ Print Show, we would
Date: November 10, 2021
Time: 10:00 to 11:45 Door opens at 9:30
Venue: International House of Japan, Annex Hall, Roppongi
Or online via Zoom
Fees: Members must remit 2,500 yen by November 3
Guests must remit 3,500 yen
You can already have a sneak-peek at this year’s Print Show simply by watching the series of the videos we have prepared this year, named The Magic of the Print Making. The series is comprised of six videos,
October issue of Gekkan Gallery, a monthly art magazine, ran a 15 page featured story titled ‘CWAJ Print Show: its long history since 1956 and accomplishments.’
With great pleasure CWAJ invites you to join the Artist Talk with MIYAYAMA Kayoko in conjunction with the 64th CWAJ Print Show Online Gallery.
Saturday, October 23, 2021
10:00 – 11:10 am Artist Talk (in Japanese with English interpretation)<br
Date: Wednesday, October 13, 2021, 10:00 – 12:00 JST
Venue: Over Zoom
Ayomi Yoshida began her work in the area of woodblock prints, and later pursued the many possibilities of this medium. Beyond prints on paper, carved
