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SUMMARY:Aki Sogabe: Walking in Nature Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:April 2 to April 29\, 2024. \nThe Miller Library located at the Center for Urban Horticulture welcomes Aki Sogabe for her exhibit\, Walking in Nature. From the artist’s statement: \nMy medium\, paper cutting (kiri-e in Japanese)\, is an ancient and traditional art form. I have created my own style and made it a fine art. I like to use this art form to depict delicate Northwest nature scenes stylized with Japanese sensibilities. \nInspired by Edo period printmaster Hokusai\, I began making paper cuts as a junior high school student. For a long time\, I did it as a hobby for myself\, and sometimes would give them to my friends\, but never thought that I was going to be a professional artist. \nI use an X-Acto knife to cut out a design and add hand-colored rice papers underneath the stencil. Next\, the entire image is glued onto an illustration board. \nI have a number of public art commissions in Washington and Oregon. Additionally\, I have created five panel murals made of porcelain enamel for the Pike Place Market\, commemorating the history of Japanese American farmers. \nWhen I am cutting my work among the scattered bits of paper\, I feel most content and happy. \nThe exhibit is open during library hours. \nMeet the artist during the Garden Lovers’ Book Sale ticketed event Friday April 5\, 5 to 8 p.m. and the free event Saturday April 6\, from 9 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 
URL:https://seahiro.org/event/aki-sogabe-walking-in-nature-exhibit/
LOCATION:Center for Urban Horticulture\, 3501 NE 41st Street\, Seattle\, 98105
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SUMMARY:Letters of Suresh
DESCRIPTION:April 24 to May 12\, 2024.  A captivating play by acclaimed playwright Rajiv Joseph. Directed by David Hsieh and Julie Beckman\, this play is a sequel to Joseph’s Animals Out of Paper (playing on alternate nights) and provides a moving exploration of love\, memory\, and the enduring impact of handwritten words. \nAbout the Play\nIn the ghost-filled city of Nagasaki\, Japan\, the lives of four individuals intersect through a series of heartfelt letters. The play unfolds as we follow the correspondence between: \n\nMelody Park (played by Mona Leach): A writing teacher who stumbles upon a cache of letters sent by Suresh to her late great-uncle. As she delves into their contents\, she discovers a profound connection that transcends time and distance.\nSuresh Thakur (played by Nirvan Patnaik): Picking up where Animals Out of Paper left off\, we follow Suresh’s journey from age 18 to 28.  A brilliant young man searching for meaning in his life\, Suresh’s letters reveal a soulful longing and a deep bond with an enigmatic pen pal.\nAmelia Wren (played by Marianna de Fazio): Suresh’s estranged girlfriend\, who receives unexpected letters that force her to confront the past and reconsider the choices she made.\nFather Hashimoto (played by Stephen Sumida): The priest who becomes Suresh’s confidant\, Fr Hashimoto provides guidance as Suresh moves through pivotal moment in his life: from confused teen to questing young adult\, to a profound thinker longing for forgiveness for his mistakes.  Through their letters\, Fr. Hashimoto offers solace and insight\, while inviting Suresh to spiritual growth\n\nAs the letters crisscross continents and decades\, secrets are unveiled\, emotions are laid bare\, and the power of human connection becomes palpable. Through Joseph’s lyrical prose\, we witness the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring legacy of handwritten communication.
URL:https://seahiro.org/event/letters-of-suresh/
LOCATION:12th Avenue Arts\, 1620 12th Avenue #203\, Seattle\, 98122
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