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SUMMARY:On Exhibit: "Steam and Ice\," Hiroyo Kaneko
DESCRIPTION:Steam & Ice: Hiroyo Kaneko \nOn Exhibit: April 12- May 26\, 2012 \nArtist Reception: Thursday April 26\, 6-9pm \n\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nWater\, in its many forms presents opportunities for connection to engage our environment\, as well as offering its own unique challenges. Contemplating the states of water seems especially relevant in the wake of Japan’s recent Tsunami and other natural and man-made disasters. The photographs presented in this exhibition\, Steam & Ice\, speak to the physicality and varying transformative expressions of water. \n  \nThe works presented here represent two bodies of work by Japanese-born photographer Hiroyo Kaneko taken in her native Japan\, including her hometown of Aomori. In these works\, routine traditions in Japan such as the bath and shoveling snow reveal a more complex relationship to water\, family and community. \n  \nKaneko presents both an intimate and removed view into these routines – in one instance photographing herself and her family at a hot spring outside of Tokyo. Here we see a family intimately sharing in this common practice valued for its promise of renewal and healing. In contrast\, Kaneko’s photographs of Aomori townspeople offer a quirkier look into negotiating the impacts of weather and living in close proximity to one another. Unlike the seclusion of the hot springs\, we see how a community connects working together to dig each other out of the ice and snow. Like steam\, ice offers healing qualities to preserve and provide new growth. \n  \nMarisa Aragona \nDirector of Exhibitions\, RPAH \n\n  \nHiroyo Kaneko is currently based in San Francisco\, California. Born in Aomori\, Japan\, she received her MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2005 and a BA in French Literature from Maiji Gakuin University\, Tokyo in 1987. Her work has been exhibited extensively in the United States and Japan including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art\, the Headlands Center for the Arts\, the San Francisco Art Commission Gallery\, Rayko Photo Center\, the Nagasaki City Library and the National Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo. In 2009\, Kaneko was a recipient of the Santa Fe Prize for Photography. Her work is in the permanent collections of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Rayko Photo Center. \n 
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/on-exhibit-stream-and-ice-hiroyo-kaneko/
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SUMMARY:Agapi Mou: Music of the Eastern Mediterranean
DESCRIPTION:Agapi Mou\, quite simply\, is a group of four musicians drawn together by their common love of Greek traditional music. They chose the name “Agapi Mou” (meaning “my love” in Greek) to symbolize the love they feel for the music and the passion with which they play it. Formed three years ago\, in Berkeley\, CA\, and led by the young half-Japanese duo of Aya Davidson and Gregory Masaki Jenkins\, the group assembles many decades worth of experience in Greek musical genres (odd\, yes\, but true). \nUsing violin\, voice\, clarinet\, Greek lute (laouto)\, and percussion\, the group takes you on a listening tour of the surprisingly diverse regional styles found in Greek music. Stops on the itinerary include the islands of Crete\, Rhodes\, Amorgos\, Ikaria\, Mytillini\, as well as the mainland regions of Thrace\, Macedonia\, Epirus\, and the Peloponnese. And lastly\, because love and songs respect no boundaries\, don’t be surprised by a cross-border stopover in Albania\, Turkey\, or perhaps Armenia. \nAya Davidson – violin\, vocals\nGreg Jenkins – clarinet\, vocals\nAlan Davidson – laouto\nSean Tergis – percussion \nhttp://agapimoumusic.com\nhttp://agapimou.bandcamp.com\nhttp://www.youtube.com/ayagreg \nDoors at 7:30pm / Show at 8:00pm. Cash only.
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/agapi-mou-music-of-the-eastern-mediterranean/
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