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On July 21, 2016 at Jacaranda Library hosted "Wondrous Stories with Yasu Ishida," part of the summer Artists in the Libraries series. It was a fun-packed, high energy, laugh out loud show featuring awesome magic, incredible balloons, hilarious audience participation and lots of laughs!
From the Anime Bleach.
Characters: Ichigo Kurosaki, Uryuu Ishida, Yasutora Sado (Chad), Orihime Inoue, Rukia Kuchiki, and Renji Abarai.
9th - 16th January 2009
Exhibition "ubiquitous oscillations" at General Public, Schoenhauser Allee 167c, 10435 Berlin
Photography by Aki Suzuki, courtesy of Shintaro Miyazaki
Would these verbal analogies ever provide a bridge for these two?
I colored this with Photoshop and got lazy about color the "Uryu" and "Shika" thing and those things they wear.That's right,the Quincy cross and Shika's dreamcatcher.
Mayumi Ishida “Hearing Music”
2020.1/10(fri)-19(sun)
◾️gallery AL(1F 3-7-17, Ebisu Minami, Shibuya-ku) .
◾️12:00-19:00 last day18:00 .
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Abstract painter Mayumi Ishida’s prevailing aesthetic is layers of color and shape created with smushed and smeared acrylics and oils. Her synesthetic works evoke color in letters and sound, or sound and taste in color. Around 30 new works are on display .
[Mayumi Ishida solo exhibition " Jeux d’eau "]
February 4th - 9th, 2020.
◾️gallery cafe 3( Koenji / Tokyo ).
◾️15:00 - 22:00 ( last day 20:00 ).
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" When look at the flow of the river, I can see various expressions of water, hear sounds."
This exhibition will present a two-dimensional work, drawings and original music focused on the expression of water.
*Jeux d’eau -- quoted from the a beautiful piece for solo piano by Maurice Ravel.
As the English states, Sangen-in was founded in 1589 by Ishida Mitsunari, Asano Yukinaga, and Mori Tadamasa (the younger brother of Mori Ranmaru). It's exciting to see connections between places you're visiting and famous figures such as Mitsunari. In fact, I realized today that really the main thing that makes me most excited to discover when visiting a temple is if it has some connection to a famous samurai, or if it holds famous artworks with which I'm familiar. Religious history in itself doesn't interest/excite me quite as much...
Shun'oku Sôen, the first abbot, instructed a number of famous figures in the way of Zen, including Hasegawa Tôhaku, Kobori Enshû, Furuta Oribe, and Tônai Kenchû.
Takuan, Sen Sôtan, and others also studied here, and the temple contains the graves of Shun'oku, Mitsunari, Tadamasa, Kenchû, and Oribe. (It would be cool to see these graves, but apparently there's no admittance to this sub-temple.)
Ken and one of his many beautiful friends.
The original article for this image lives at tokyo.japantimes.co.jp/post/en/289/Ishida+Party+Report.html