Origami Workshop with Japanese Origami Master Nobuko
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> NOBUKO’S ORIGAMI WORKSHOPS
> For Adults as well as for Children.
> Please RSVP (info@open-source-gallery.org) , so we can have an idea.
> Just put the date and Number of people. We appreciate your $10
> Donation.
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> October 17th, 11am-1pm, Origami Workshop
> ANIMALS AND MORE
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> October 23rd, 2-4pm, Origami Workshop
> HALLOWEEN AND CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS
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> October 24th, 2-4pm, Origami Workshop
> POKEMON AND JAPANIME and more
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> Through NGO for cultural exchange, Nobuko has traveled to more than 20
> countries promoting peace, human rights, equality, and sustainable
> development. She has exhibited her origami and taught the Japanese
> craft to the locals. Her ability to teach and share Origami connect
> her to people all ages. She is also offering a workshop for kids and
> adults at Open Source Gallery. (Donation $10)
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> There is also a show at the Gallery: Nobuko:wa
> October 16 – 31. 2010
> Opening: October 16th, 7-10pm
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> “和” wa: 1）sum 2）harmony 3）peace
> Mutual recognition of the existence:
> According to the Japanese way of thinking, personal values are the
> tolerance of differences. In this way the harmony between people,
> “wa”, is recognized. Also “wa” can be written in another Chinese
> character “輪” ring, or (whole) image that has continuous flow, without
> beginning and end. There is, inside and outside the boundary only.
> This Book has 間 “ma”: 1) interval, space 2) place, between “ma”
> creates a “meaningful void” by the deliberate use of space and the
> accentuate absence of color.
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> OPEN SOURCE
> 255 17th street (5th Ave and 6th Ave)
> Brooklyn, NY 11215
> http://open-source-gallery.org
> 646 279 3969