New Address 6541 Moeser Lane #3 El Cerrito, CA 94530 (after August 1st, 2009)
The Last Moving Sale
Friday, July 24th 3pm ~ 7pm
Saturday, July 25th 8am ~ NOON
The Good-by Pot-luck Party and Outdoor Movies
Friday, July 24th 7pm ~ 10pm
Front-yard of 2966 Northacre Court (off Broken Spoke Rd)Grand Junction, CO 81504
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Spring Open Studio
Fumiyo Yoshikawa and Toru Sugita will join the Artspace Open Studio Tour
http://www.artspacecolorado.org/
Tour Artists' Exhibit
Place:Vectra Bank, 2394 F Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81506
Phone: (970) 243-2521
Time: April 3rd - 30th , 9:30am - 4:30pm
Reception: April 23, 6-8pm
Free wine, appetizers, and colorful tour maps
For more info: 970-640-8177
Fumiyo and Toru's Open Studio
http://www.fumiyo-y.com/
http://www.torusugita.net/
with
Rhiannon Glover (ceramic) r7glover@yahoo.com
Jordan Hall (wooden craft) jourdanhall82001@yahoo.com
Tina King (ceramic) ktinaking@yahoo.com
Place: 2966 Northacre Ct. Grand Junction, CO 81504
Phone: (970)255-7366
Time: May 2 & May 3, 6-8pm
http://www.artspacecolorado.org/
Tour Artists' Exhibit
Place:Vectra Bank, 2394 F Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81506
Phone: (970) 243-2521
Time: April 3rd - 30th , 9:30am - 4:30pm
Reception: April 23, 6-8pm
Free wine, appetizers, and colorful tour maps
For more info: 970-640-8177
Fumiyo and Toru's Open Studio
http://www.fumiyo-y.com/
http://www.torusugita.net/
with
Rhiannon Glover (ceramic) r7glover@yahoo.com
Jordan Hall (wooden craft) jourdanhall82001@yahoo.com
Tina King (ceramic) ktinaking@yahoo.com
Place: 2966 Northacre Ct. Grand Junction, CO 81504
Phone: (970)255-7366
Time: May 2 & May 3, 6-8pm
Friday, February 6, 2009
Fumiyo Yoshikawa Solo Show 2/6-2/28, 2009
Solo Show at Hang Ups
Location: Hang Ups
209 Colorado Ave. Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-245-7949
Period:2/6 through 2/28, 2009
Time:Tuesday-Friday 9:30am-5:00pm
Saturday 10:00am-4:30pm
Opening Reception: 6:00 -9:00pm on 2/6
ARTICLE IN GRAND JUNCTION FREE PRESS
ARTICLE IN MESA STATE COLLEGE CRITERION
Location: Hang Ups
209 Colorado Ave. Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-245-7949
Period:2/6 through 2/28, 2009
Time:Tuesday-Friday 9:30am-5:00pm
Saturday 10:00am-4:30pm
Opening Reception: 6:00 -9:00pm on 2/6
ARTICLE IN GRAND JUNCTION FREE PRESS
ARTICLE IN MESA STATE COLLEGE CRITERION
Artist Statement for Series of "Madoka"
I paint dreams because they connect to the deeper mind that contains the whole range of human emotions: passion and fear, happiness and sadness, hope and trauma, and all memories.
Life is like a dream dreamt by the cosmos. Like a fish flying in the sky or a butterfly dancing on the ocean, it quietly reflects the scenery of my mind and heart.
It is the world connected through nature to the universe, to the cosmos, to all life.
I paint my daughter, Madoka, and her dreams. Madoka means “circle,” a Japanese metaphor for peace, happiness, wholeness, and inclusiveness. When I gave birth, I named my daughter Madoka, wishing her to be generous and peaceful like the sun, calm and gentle like the moon.
Madoka’s sleeping face is a dream connecting me to the cosmos and all life … a peaceful circle that calms me and soothes my fears. When I see her dreaming face, I forget my sadness, struggles, and past trauma. It takes me to other places and happier times, and I remember my own mother’s face when awake.
I have given Madoka unlimited love since the time she was in my womb. However, a relationship between a mother and her child is ever changing from happiness to sadness. When I paint her dreaming face, I can find my inexhaustible love for her. When I connect with this deep ocean of love for Madoka, I reconnect with my mother’s love for me.
Fumiyo Yoshikawa
Life is like a dream dreamt by the cosmos. Like a fish flying in the sky or a butterfly dancing on the ocean, it quietly reflects the scenery of my mind and heart.
It is the world connected through nature to the universe, to the cosmos, to all life.
I paint my daughter, Madoka, and her dreams. Madoka means “circle,” a Japanese metaphor for peace, happiness, wholeness, and inclusiveness. When I gave birth, I named my daughter Madoka, wishing her to be generous and peaceful like the sun, calm and gentle like the moon.
Madoka’s sleeping face is a dream connecting me to the cosmos and all life … a peaceful circle that calms me and soothes my fears. When I see her dreaming face, I forget my sadness, struggles, and past trauma. It takes me to other places and happier times, and I remember my own mother’s face when awake.
I have given Madoka unlimited love since the time she was in my womb. However, a relationship between a mother and her child is ever changing from happiness to sadness. When I paint her dreaming face, I can find my inexhaustible love for her. When I connect with this deep ocean of love for Madoka, I reconnect with my mother’s love for me.
Fumiyo Yoshikawa
Monday, December 22, 2008
Greetings and Information
Wish You Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Fumiyo's upcoming shows
Solo Show at Hang ups Gallery on February, 2009
Location: Hang ups Gallery
209 Colorado Ave. Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-245-7949
Period:2/6 through 2/28, 2009
209 Colorado Ave. Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-245-7949
Period:2/6 through 2/28, 2009
Time:Tuesday-Friday 9:30am-5:00pm
Saturday 10:00am-4:30pm
Opening Reception: 6;00 -9;00pm on 2/6
Opening Reception: 6;00 -9;00pm on 2/6
"Art Center Members’ Open Exhibiton"
Location: The ART CENTER_ Western Colorado Center for the Arts http://www.gjartcenter.org/index.html
1803 North 7th Street, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Phone: 970-243-7337
Period: 1/2-1/24, 2009
Gallery Hours: Tues-Sat 9am-4pm
Opening Reception: 7-9pm on 1/9
Friday, September 5, 2008
Japanese Painting Class at Mesa State College
Fumiyo Yoshikawa teaches at Mesa State College.
Topics: Japanese Painting -23069-ARTS 396 -001
Time: September 15- October 22 Mondays and Wednesdays 5:45-8:45pm
Credit Hours: 2.0
Location: Fine Arts Building 302
Call Art Department of Mesa State College at 970-248-1833 for more information
Course Description:
The class will learn about Japanese traditional painting, its aesthetic and philosophy through this course. First, the class will practice basic brush strokes and techniques with bamboo brushes, sumi-ink and oriental paper by copying calligraphies and masters’ samples. Second, they will learn how to lay out a picture and the effective use of negative space, lines and gray tones. Third, they will learn how to mount a finished picture. Finally, each student will finish their original landscape painting and mount it by themselves.
Topics: Japanese Painting -23069-ARTS 396 -001
Time: September 15- October 22 Mondays and Wednesdays 5:45-8:45pm
Credit Hours: 2.0
Location: Fine Arts Building 302
Call Art Department of Mesa State College at 970-248-1833 for more information
Course Description:
The class will learn about Japanese traditional painting, its aesthetic and philosophy through this course. First, the class will practice basic brush strokes and techniques with bamboo brushes, sumi-ink and oriental paper by copying calligraphies and masters’ samples. Second, they will learn how to lay out a picture and the effective use of negative space, lines and gray tones. Third, they will learn how to mount a finished picture. Finally, each student will finish their original landscape painting and mount it by themselves.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Art Center Instructor / Student Show
Fumiyo Yoshikawa exhibits at "Art Center Instructor / Student Show".
The instructors of the Art Center and their students show together.
Location: The ART CENTER_ Western Colorado Center for the Arts http://www.gjartcenter.org/index.html
1803 North 7th Street, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Phone: 970-243-7337
Period: From 8/1 to 8/23 , 2008
Opening Reception at 7-9pm on 8/1
The instructors of the Art Center and their students show together.
Location: The ART CENTER_ Western Colorado Center for the Arts http://www.gjartcenter.org/index.html
1803 North 7th Street, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Phone: 970-243-7337
Period: From 8/1 to 8/23 , 2008
Opening Reception at 7-9pm on 8/1
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