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World Washi Summit ScheduleBelow is the current summary of all Summit events, as a daily calendar overview and as a list. Each event title links to a more detailed explanation. Other details and location information will be added in coming weeks. We hope to have a copy of both the summary and the list plus details available in a print-friendly and downloadable format shortly. Please note that all workshops have limited space available, so we strongly advise pre-registering to guarantee a space. Likewise, some venues require an RSVP, and have been marked accordingly. All necessary registration information is on the detail page for each event. With an event of this scale, it is inevitable that some events may change. We will list any changes on this site, so please check back here. You may wish to be added to our final schedule mailing list.
World Washi Summit Day-by-Day Event SummarySaturday June 7Exhibitions
and sale of art on washi by 125 artists
in 35 venues open, including
The Japan Foundation, Toronto exhibit, “Washi over Time: Layers of Meaning in Japanese Paper" Workshop: Paper
Mosaics with
Nancy Zboch Workshop:
Carving Stamps and Printing with
Gold on Washi with Barbara
Bunke (Sweden) Sunday June 8Exhibitions
and sale of art on washi by 125 artists
in 35 venues open, including
The Japan Foundation, Toronto exhibit, “Washi over Time: Layers of Meaning in Japanese Paper" Special
Event: Washi Bazaar Workshop: Mounting
Japanese paper with Dao Yan Hu Workshop:
Wearable
Washi Slippers with
Sara Fradkin Special
Event: Washiwear
Fashion Show Monday June 9Exhibitions
and sale of art on washi by 125 artists
in 35 venues open, including
The Japan Foundation, Toronto exhibit, “Washi over Time: Layers of Meaning in Japanese Paper" Workshop:
Traditional Japanese Stab-Sewn Bookbinding
with Japanese Tools with Maki
Yamashita (Japan) Workshop:
Konnyaku, the Washi-Transforming
Starch with JPP
staff Special
Event, Demonstration: Japanese Papermaking with
guest Japanese papermakers Tuesday June 10Exhibitions
and sale of art on Washi by
125 artists in 35 venues open,
including The Japan Foundation, Toronto exhibit, “Washi over Time: Layers of Meaning in Japanese Paper" Workshop:
Washi Papercuts with
Barbara Klunder Studio visit Special Event:
Wahon Seminar with
Jack Howard, chief librarian Demonstration:
Inuit Printmaking Special
Event:
Washi Star
Talk with Tanja Softic Special
Event: "What IS it About Washi?" salon
discussion for artists Wednesday June 11Exhibitions
and sale of art on washi by 125 artists
in 35 venues open, including
The Japan Foundation, Toronto exhibit, “Washi over Time: Layers of Meaning in Japanese Paper" Workshop:
Pochoir (Printmaking with Stencils) with
Brian Kelley Special
Event, Demonstration: Japanese Papermaking with
guest Japanese papermakers Special
Event, Lecture: Shifu - Woven Washi
Thread with
Hiroko Karuno Special Event:
Ontario Craft Council Auction of
washi collaborations Workshop:
Origami Folding with Washi with
the Origami
Society of Toronto Thursday June 12Exhibitions
and sale of art on washi by 125 artists
in 35 venues open, including
The Japan Foundation, Toronto exhibit, “Washi over Time: Layers of Meaning in Japanese Paper" Demonstration:
Inuit Printmaking Special Event, Demonstration: Shifu with
Hiroko Karuno Workshop:
Just Plain Fun with Chiyogami with
Cherri Moote Special
Event, Lecture: "Immersion and
Education: My Time in the Washi Villages
of Japan"
with Paul Denhoed Special
Event, Lecture: "From
Kyoto to London: Chiyogami takes
the U.K. by Storm" with
Rob Shepherd (UK) Friday June 13Exhibitions
and sale of art on washi by 125 artists
in 35 venues open, including
The Japan Foundation, Toronto exhibit, “Washi over Time: Layers of Meaning in Japanese Paper" Workshop: Drawing
and Painting on washi with
Susan Wood Special Event,
Lecture: Paper Dyeing in Japan with
Tatiana Ginsberg Saturday June 14Exhibitions
and sale of art on washi by 125 artists
in 35 venues open, including
The Japan Foundation, Toronto exhibit, “Washi over Time: Layers of Meaning in Japanese Paper" Workshop: Paper
Dyeing with Natural Dyes with
Tatiana Ginsberg Workshop: Traditional
Bookbinding: East meets West with
Reg Beatty Demonstration:
Inuit Printmaking Workshop:
Wood and Washi:
Sustainability in a Box with
Reg Beatty Demonstration:
Inuit Printmaking Special Event :
Grand Review Sunday June 15Exhibitions
and sale of art on washi by 125 artists
in 35 venues open, including
The Japan Foundation, Toronto exhibit, “Washi over Time: Layers of Meaning in Japanese Paper" Workshop: Shodo
- an introduction to Japanese brush
calligraphy with
Noriko Maeda Special Event:
Performance Art with
Lorraine Pritchard and John Ebata.
Workshop: Western
Applications of Eastern Techniques
in Book and Paper Conservation with
Betsy Palmer Eldridge |
