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Adam Collet

Photography  
"Signs of Life, Evidence of a Human Existence" 
 
September 28 - October 17, 2013 
 

 

KOBO Gallery  
(at Higo) Japantown / International District
604 South Jackson Street  
Seattle, Washington 98104
(206)381-3000
  
  
  
Adam Collet
"Signs of Life,
Evidence of a Human Existence"
 
Opening reception: 
Saturday, September 28th , 4-6pm

  
  
Adam Collet is an artist and photographer from Seattle. Among other things he is a collector of unusual items that reflect mundane aspects of the past and the dystopian present. These various visions come together to create his first solo exhibition.

In this small collection of photographs Adam presents a slightly dispassionate view of human artifact, illuminated by decommissioned X-ray viewers.

 
 
KOBO, a Japanese word that means studio, featuring art, craftsmanship and design.
 
   
KOBO Gallery at Higo
 Upcoming events and exhibits

  

 
Through September 21, 2013
Etsuko Ichikawa, Artist
Koichi Ichikawa , Ceramics
"The line that runs through
- conversations of father & daughter " 
  
September 28 - October 17, 2013
Adam Collet, Photography
"Signs of Life, evidence of a human existence"
Opening reception - Saturday, September 28, 4-6pm    
  
October 5 - October 26, 2013 
Junichi Tsuneoka, Graphic Designer and Illustrator 
Chibi Pocket Toy Sculptures 
Opening reception - Saturday, October 5, 4-6pm
 
October 12, 2013,  4 -6pm
An Afternoon with Patti Warashina (Gallery Talk)
Bellevue Art Museum honors Pacific Northwest artist Patti Warashina  with a retrospective of over 120 works spanning a 50-year career. Patti will be at KOBO Gallery for an intimate slide talk about her work.
  
October 19 - November 23, 2013
Celebrating Nuno Japanese Textiles
Opening reception:  Saturday, October 19, 2013, 5:00-7:00pm

Nuno of Japan honors the Wing Luke Museum by donating a portion of opening day sales to help support The Wing's educational and community programming.

An exhibition of Nuno Japanese Textiles, a remarkable Tokyo-based design and production studio led by artistic director and co-founder Reiko Sudo.  Traditional techniques and recycled materials are re-interpreted with cutting edge technology. The Nuno creates some of the most innovative textiles being designed and produced in the world today. 
  
November 2  through December, 2013
7th Simple Cup Invitational Show
Opening - Saturday, November 2, 6:00-9:30pm
A unique take on a common object, over 250 cups from 50 North American and Japanese ceramic artists exhibited.
 

Mieko Mintz Trunk Show 
Friday, November 15, 5-8pm 
Saturday, November 16, 1-5pm 
Mieko Mintz was born in southern Japan.  In her New York studio in Soho  she uses textiles from around the world and creates her own designs.  Her signature line are jackets made from vintage sari kantha, that are both contemporary and sophisticated. The vintage saris' are reincarnated into new kantha, coming back to life in a totally different time and place.  www.miekomintz.com  
 
 
November 30 - December 14, 2013 
Kou Kitago, Ceramics
Opening - Saturday, November 30, 2013, 5:00-7:00pm
Tokyo University of Fine Arts and Music (Geidai) 
A visiting artist in residency at the Tacoma Community College, Art Department showcases her new work.

  

 

 

Currently featuring work by: 
Matt Allison
Reid Ozaki   
Ben Waterman
Hanako Nakazato, Ceramic Artist, Japan and Maine
Betsy Williams, Ceramic Artist, New Mexico
Takuya Tokizawa, handblown glass 

  

  

    

  

KOBO, a Japanese word that means studio, featuring art, craftsmanship and design. 

 

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