Lecture: The Making of a Japanese Tea House in New York

Lecture: The Making of a Japanese Tea House in New York

Join us at Fu Qiumeng Fine Art for a lecture on historic tea houses in Japan.

By Fu Qiumeng Fine Art

Date and time

Friday, November 18, 2022 · 6:30 - 8:30pm EST

Location

Fu Qiumeng Fine Art

65 E 80th St, Ground Floor New York, NY 10075

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About this event

Hisao Hanafusa, a contemporary artist and a superb craftsman of traditional Japanese carpentry, and Yoshitsugu Nagano, a tea master, will be in conversation.

Join us at Fu Qiumeng Fine Art for a lecture on historic tea houses in Japan and a conversation with artist Hisao Hanafusa who designed and built the Globus Chashitsu in Union Square, New York.

On the occasion of contemporary Japanese-American artist Hisao Hanafusa’s solo exhibition Borrowing Nature’s Power at Fu Qiumeng Fine Art, Chanoyu Week NYC collaborates with the gallery to present a lecture on historic tea houses in Japan and a conversation with Hanafusa on his artistic practices and the design and building of Globus Chashitsu.

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Fu Qiumeng Fine Art

Fu Qiumeng Fine Art  is a New York-based art space. By offering a unique perspective on the relationship between artistic creation and the collecting of art, it serves as an interdisciplinary research and development platform at the interface of art, business, and society.

In the realm of global contemporary art, Fu Qiumeng Fine Art aims to reposition Asia contemporary art. It primarily focuses on the breaking down of the bifurcation between traditional aesthetics and contemporary art and on the reconfiguration of the cultural division between East and West. We believe that this will help us retrace the past, envision the future, and, most importantly, redefine the present.

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