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DESCRIPTION:WORKSHOP\n<strong>May 13 &amp\; 14\, 11 AM&mdash\;5 PM</strong>
 \nFulfill your own artistic vision inspired by the exhibition&nbsp\;<em>A 
 Third Gender</em>&nbsp\;with this weekend workshop. Geared for the young a
 nd young-at-heart\, this two-day session led by artist&nbsp\;<strong>Keiji
  Shinohara</strong>&nbsp\;teaches traditional Japanese techniques for conc
 eiving a woodblock design\, carving the blocks\, and printing\, all of whi
 ch have been adapted by artists working today.\nKeiji Shinohara has been t
 eaching Japanese printmaking and&nbsp\;<em>sumi-e</em>&nbsp\;painting for 
 over 20 years at Wesleyan University in Middletown\, Connecticut. He studi
 ed the traditional&nbsp\;<em>ukiyo-e</em>&nbsp\;technique of the&nbsp\;<em
 >uesugi</em>&nbsp\;studio in Kyoto\, Japan for over 10 years. Shinohara ha
 s received grants from the Japan Foundation and the National Endowment for
  the Arts\, and his work are found in many public collections\, including 
 the Region of Honor Museums of San Francisco\, the Cleveland Museum of Art
 \, the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University\, Milwaukee Art Museum\, and 
 the Library of Congress. He has given lectures at Arthur M. Slacker and Fr
 eer Gallery of Art\, Smithsonian Institution\, Metropolitan Museum of Art\
 , Museum of Fine Art\, and Boston and Los Angeles County Museum of Art. He
  has been a visiting artist at over 100 venues and has held 40 solo shows.
 \nAdmission to the exhibition included with ticket purchase.\n<strong>\nTi
 ckets:</strong>\n$55/$50 Japan Society&nbsp\;<a href="http://www.japansoci
 ety.org/page/support/individual">members</a>\, seniors &amp\; students.&nb
 sp\;\nRecommended for ages 16 and above.
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SUMMARY:Woodblock Printmaking
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