Nature Artists’ Guild of The Morton Arboretum Art Talk with Patricia Larkin Green
2016.10.5: Nature Artists’ Guild of The Morton Arboretum Thursday, October 5, 2017, from 7 until 9 pm, presenting hosting a program by Patricia Larkin Green Art Talk: on the art of sumi-e brush painting.
Patricia Larkin Green with a collection of her International Award winning scrolls
Honored to receive Award of Excellence for “Wings of hope bear seeds of World Peace”
Award of Excellence for “Wings of hope bear seeds of World Peace”
Sumi-e (Asian Ink Painting by Patricia Larkin Green
Honored to receive Award of Excellence for “Wings of hope bear seeds of World Peace”
sumi-e scroll by Patricia Larkin Green for the 2017 ICCPS International Exhibition in AnShan City, China
October 1-10
Sumi-e Painting Japanese Culture Center – 日本文化会館
4 week Sumi-e workshop: Japanese ink painting, (sumi-e) is the art of painting using brush (fude), ink (sumi) and thin absorbent “rice-paper” (washi).
Sunday: July 9, 16, 23, 30 from 12:30 pm -2:30 pm.
The price for the 4 sessions is $120.00
Sumi-e Painting at Japanese Culture Center – 日本文化会館
The emphasis is on the process! The Class will be introduced to the “Four Treasures” (The ink stick, the ink stone, brush and paper) and each class will begin with a demonstration then guided instruction on how to paint “The Four Gentlemen” (The lessons introduce the student to the four basic strokes groups).
- Advanced Students: work at their own pace discovering “idea” paintings.
- Beginners: Advance at your own pace—you do not need to know how to paint with ink, all levels are welcome.Course materials will be provided and there is a 5 student minimum, so please preregister at: info@japaneseculturecenter
.com or by calling the office directly (773) 525-3141.
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JAPANESE PAINTING WORKSHOP at Japanese Culture Center – 日本文化会館 : Learn how to paint in the Japanese style at “Painting the Essence of Flowers: Sumi-e Workshop and Demo”
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Mono no aware (物の哀れ)
Mono no aware (物の哀れ) 20″ x 16″oil Painting by Patricia Larkin Green
literally “the pathos of things”, and also translated as “an empathy toward things”, or “a sensitivity to ephemera”, is a Japanese term for the awareness of impermanence (無常, … of the transience of all things heightens appreciation of their beauty, and evokes a gentle sadness at their passing.
literally “the pathos of things”, and also translated as “an empathy toward things”, or “a sensitivity to ephemera”, is a Japanese term for the awareness of impermanence (無常, … of the transience of all things heightens appreciation of their beauty, and evokes a gentle sadness at their passing.
In memory of Marie Patricia Lee Larkin
i love you mom
Sumi-e One Day Workshop at Lillstreet
2017.4.25: Sumi-e Painting Workshop at Lillstreet, Sunday, April 25th, 2017 11-4 pm
Patricia Larkin Green Lillstreet Art Center Sumi-e Demonstration
Experience the meditative practice of traditional Japanese ink painting, sumi-e, the art of painting using a brush (fude), ink (sumi) and thin, absorbent “rice-paper” (washi). Fundamental brushstrokes will be reviewed and insights into the “way of the brush” will be discussed, while you experiment with your original work.
Chicago, IL 60640
(773)769-4226
New Sumi-e curriculum at Japanese Culture Center – 日本文化会館
Sumi-e Painting-New classroom and curriculum! Returning and advanced students receive individual assignments. Beginners receive hands on instruction. Click here for more info You have to call the JCC to register. info@japaneseculturecenter
Japanese ink painting, (sumi-e) is the art of painting using brush (fude), ink (sumi) and thin absorbent “rice-paper” (washi).
This 4 week workshop will begin Sunday, April 2nd and 23rd; May 21st and 28th: 12:30pm -2:30 pm.
The price for the 4 sessions is $120.00
Patricia Larkin Green Live Painting
Patricia Larkin Green will be instructing 4 classes of Sumi-e (each 2 hr long). Advance at your own pace—you do not need to know how to paint with ink, all levels are welcome, and course materials will be provided.
The emphasis is on the process! New students will be introduced to the “Four Treasures” (The ink stick, the ink stone, brush and paper).Each class will begin with a demonstration then guided instruction on how to paint“The Four Gentlemen” (The lessons introduce the student to the four basic strokes groups). Advanced Students will work at their own pace discovering “idea” paintings.
Course materials will be provided and there is a 5 student minimum, so please preregister at: info@japaneseculturecenter
New Sumi-e Class at Lillstreet
2017.3.30: Sumi-e Painting at L
illstreet
Thursday, May 4th-June 1st, 2017 2-5 pm
Experience the meditative practice of traditional Japanese ink painting, sumi-e, the art of painting using a brush (fude), ink (sumi) and thin, absorbent “rice-paper” (washi). Fundamental brushstrokes will be reviewed and insights into the “way of the brush” will be discussed, while you experiment with your original work.
Chicago, IL 60640
(773)769-4226
Hiroshima-Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Exhibition
Voices of Hiroshima: An Afternoon of Survivor Testimony with live Poetry
This event will include words from Mr. Clifton Truman Daniel, President Truman’s
grandson and peace advocate, testimony by atomic bomb survivor Mr. Takashi Teramoto,
and poetry recitals. Live ensō painting and poetry reading by Patricia Larkin Green.
Japanese Culture Center
October 1-29, 2016 Chicago, IL USA
Hiroshima Nagasaki World Peace Exhibition
As a symbol of peace, a paper crane
folded by Obama is presented in the
exhibition, with the message he wrote in
Hiroshima: “We have known the agony
of war. Let us now find the courage,
together, to spread peace, and pursue
a world without nuclear weapons.”
Sadako Sasaki, a survivor of the U.S.
strike on Hiroshima, folded nearly 1,000
cranes as a traditional prayer for healing
before she died of leukemia 10 years after
the bomb strike. She was 12 years old.
Creative Brunch Series: Sumi-e Ink Painting
2016.9.25: Sumi-e Painting at Lillstreet, Sunday, September 25th, 2016 11-4 pm Experience the meditative practice of traditional Japanese ink painting, sumi-e, the art of painting using a brush (fude), ink (sumi) and thin, absorbent “rice-paper” (washi). Fundamental brushstrokes will be reviewed and insights into the “way of the brush” will be discussed, while you experiment with your original work.
Patricia Larkin Green Sumi-e Artist
Creative Brunch Series workshops are held in our private event space, Lillstreet Loft, and include a catered brunch. All ages and skill levels are welcome, but guests must be 21+ to participate in adult beverages.
Date: September 25th, 2016 11-4 pm
Chicago, IL 60640
(773)769-4226
http://www.chicagoartistsresource.org/events/creative-brunch-series-sumie-e-ink-painting