Group Exhibition “Sounds of Sumi”

    Inspired by the Japanese Sumi Ink

    Lost in D Minor, by Midori Furze

    Please come to the opening of my group exhibition, “Sounds of Sumi” at Blank Gallery in Haymarket. 3 mins walk from Haymarket light rail station and 5 mins from Central Station. It is a unique building with a fashion and cafe(Ground floor & 1F) and a gallery (2F).
    The opening will be on Thursday 11 May and I will be there from 5pm till 7pm.
    There will be my large paintings in the exhibition. Hope I can show them to you.

    “Sounds of Sumi”
    11-29 May
    Blank Gallery (2F, 17 Valentine St Haymarket)
    Thurs – Monday 11am-5pm

    Invitation Sound of Sumi

    2024-02-02T21:44:04+11:00May 8th, 2023|Exhibitions, Paintings, Sumi-e artworks|

      Origami Workshop for Adults 2023

      ⭐️⭐️⭐️ It’s time to put your mobile down and start folding~!

      workshop flyer
      Hi, origami lovers and supporters,
      My next two workshops at Kintsugi Australia Studio near Sydney QVB are listed below.
      Special Handmade Gift Box – Sun 19 March 1.30-3pm
      Modular Origami Challenge – Sun 16 April 1.30-3pm
      Limited spaces are available. Looking forward to seeing you soon.

      2023-05-13T12:02:22+10:00January 7th, 2023|Origami, Workshops|

        New Exhibition “Rhythm of Sumi Ink”

        Midori’s exhibition

        Japanese Ink Drawing Exhibition
        “Rhythm of Sumi Ink”
        29 Nov – 17 Dec

        at Kyushu Japanese Restaurant (9-11 Grosvenor St Neutral Bay. The restaurant opens 12noon till late on Tuesdays to Fridays. 12noon to 3pm on Saturdays. Close on Sundays & Mondays. The exhibition can be viewed during the restaurant’s opening hours.)

        Sumi-e is the Japanese art of black ink drawings on thin Japanese papers.
        Inks can’t be erased from the paper once you apply it and the rhythm of the strokes are very important as well as the colours and the sizes of the strokes.

        2023-05-13T12:02:56+10:00November 19th, 2022|Exhibitions, Projects|

          Farewell Mr Kiya

          Sayonara Mr Kiya

          FarewellMrKiya
          Mr Masahiko Kiya has been an amazing Consul-General of Japan, Sydney.
          He led, pushed and encouraged us to the success of Japanaroo 2022!
          Mr Yamagami (Canberra’s Embassy of Japan) called him, “Mr Japanaroo”
          Some of the Japanaroo staff and Japan Expo volunteers had Mr Kiya’s farewell party at James Squire’s Brewhouse in Circular Quey.
          We can see the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House from there.
          It has been a wonderful experience for involving in the Japanaroo events for 2 years.
          We will miss you and wish you great success in the next city.
          (The photo below is Mr Kiya at the zoom origami workshop at Japanaroo plus opening.)
          Consul-General Kiya

          2022-09-18T21:25:21+10:00September 18th, 2022|Media, Origami|

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