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Date : Sunday 16th and Saturday 22nd January 2011<\/p>\n
Along with the exhibition “Contemporary Japanese Crafts”, the Japan Foundation and Bangkok Art and Culture Centre are pleased to invite you to participate in a Live Performance and Workshop by two Japanese artists, Ms. Kasumi Katagiri and Ms. Kyoko Abe on Sunday 16th and Saturday 22nd January 2011 at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre.<\/p>\n
• Live Performance of the Japanese Pottery Wheel by Ms. Kasumi Katagiri, a ceramic artist 3 performances\/day – 1.30 p.m. \/ 3.00 p.m. \/ 4.30 p.m. (20-30 minutes for each performance)<\/p>\n
• Workshop “Let’s make a hand-crafted chopstick rest!” by the Japanese artists, Ms. Kyoko Abe and Ms. Kasumi Katagiri
\nFrom 1.00 – 5.00 p.m.<\/p>\n
A chopstick rest (hashioki) is an important piece of tableware commonly used in Japan to keep the eating surface (the tips) of chopsticks off the table (similar to a spoon rest). They come in various shapes and are usually made from clay, wood, glass, porcelain and other materials
\nYou can make your own unique chopstick rest, by painting hand-crafted clay ware created by Ms. Kasumi Katagiri. The artist\/instructor Kyoko Abe will guide you in the creative use of porcelain paints. 200 chopstick rests are available each day!<\/p>\n
* Free of Charge \/ No reservation required.<\/p>\n
For more information, please call 02-2260-8560-3 (the Japan Foundation, Bangkok).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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