Due to the Covid-19 global pandemic, Brisbane based artist Kay Watanabe stayed in her birthplace of Tokyo for nearly two years between 2020 and 2021. During this time, she created many artworks using different media. This show will feature some of her cyanotype works which reflect her life and thoughts while she was in Japan.
Kay Watanabe: Out of the Blue
Deadline:
14 May
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May 21
Woolloongabba Art Gallery
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Group Exhibition •
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Workshop •
Festival •
Painting •
Sculpture •
Photography •
Drawing •
Printmaking •
Installation •
Performance •
Video Art •
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