Date/Time

November 11, 2018
12:00 AM

Location

Pearl Art Studio at the Crow Museum of Asian Art View map
2010 Flora St.,

Description

Sunday, November 11, 1–4pm

Kites are thought to have been introduced to Japan during the eighth century when they were used to assist in lifting and carrying objects. As time passed, kite making became a popular art form, as kites were used for celebration and expression.

Inspired by Japanese kites, artist Jacob Hashimoto has been using simplified kite forms in his art installations since the mid-90s. Join us to make and decorate a Japanese-style kite and get flying. For age 12 and older.

$40 for the public, $34 for Friends of the Crow
214/979-6440
crowmuseum.org

Pictured: Superabundant Atmosphere (detail), 2013. Silk, bamboo, Dacron. Bildmuseet-Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden. Photo Courtesy of Bildmuseet-Umeå University, Sweden.