An installation and performance piece featuring traditional Japanese arts of chado (tea ceremony), kado (ikebana) and origami.
Enso, the circular Zen image that begins and ends at the same time and place.
An installation and performance piece featuring traditional Japanese arts of chado (tea ceremony), kado (ikebana) and origami fused with contemporary music, video, and dance. Two consecutive nights of exhibition and performance embody creation and birth, and destruction and death.
Ikebana by Charles Harris, Senior Professor of Ikenobo School of Floral Art
Video installation by Hunter Lewis
Origami by Ty Yamamoto
Dance performance by Ayako Kato
CLEAT sound installation and performance by Billie Howard
Costumes by Anna Gaukel
Supported by Japanese Culture Center and Elastic Arts
$15 per evening, $25 for both evenings
