Yuko Kimura is a Japanese papermaker and print artist who celebrates imperfection in her work. She prints etchings onto handmade washi paper and onto antique Japanese book pages riddled with wormholes and stitches them together to form large collages.
Traditional tales are like thumbnail sketches of the Japanese psyche and a glimpse into submerged memories passed down through generations. Many of these stories are explanations of supernatural events that took place in specific locales that people have believed and often still believe to have been true. As tales of the “common folk,” they provide a counterpoint to high literature of individual classic and modern authors.
Perplexing, creepy, episodic thriller in which an unsuspecting social worker unlocks the terrifying past of a house haunted by its former inhabitants’ darkest secrets. Written and directed by Takashi Shimizu, who also made the 2004 U.S. version starring Sarah Michelle Gellar.
The season runs from October of the present year through the summer of the following year. The season is available for registration and ticket purchases on August 1st every year.
Beyond the Wall Member Preview Day Open to all Morikami Members Experience the New Exhibit Early as a Morikami Member Friday, May 6, 2022 10:00am – 5:00pm Complimentary to Members and their guests when included as part of their membership level. Beyond the Wall Exhibit Beyond the Wall features the work of five dynamic contemporary … Read more