Japanese / English
The Ties That Connect Us : A Photography, Painting & Collage Workshop
RESERVATION REQUIRED
- 2025.5.5
- 14:00–16:00
NTT WEST Sanjo Collaboration Plaza
How are we connected to nature? How are we similar and different to the living world around us? Let's explore this through art and craft!
In this workshop led by artist, designer and illustrator Jacky Tong, children will create their own unique artwork to express their relationship with the natural world. Using photography, cut & paste collage, and drawing techniques, kids will create art while learning about the connection between humans and animals.
In this workshop led by artist, designer and illustrator Jacky Tong, children will create their own unique artwork to express their relationship with the natural world. Using photography, cut & paste collage, and drawing techniques, kids will create art while learning about the connection between humans and animals.
Lecturer Lecturer
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Jacky Tong
Jacky Tong, a Hong Kong-born Art Director and Illustrator based in Kyoto, specializes in visually bringing ideas to life. He studied Visual Communication at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and earned an MA in Illustration from Kingston University, London.
His work explores human-animal relationships, notably What We Deserve, exhibited at the 2011 London Design Festival, and 人間等活, an illustrated book published in 2015. His exhibitions include A Room in the Ark (2019, SHIBAURA HOUSE, Tokyo), envisioning peaceful coexistence, and The Animal in YOU (2023, E/C GALLERY, Tokyo), which examines human-animal interdependence through intricate lines and vibrant colors, inviting reflection on our bond with nature.
Date 日時
2025.5.514:00–16:00
Venue 会場
NTT WEST Sanjo Collaboration Plaza
- Address
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604, Banocho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto
Fees 料金
¥2,000
Language 言語
Capacity 定員
15
Reservations 申し込み
Notes 備考
- Age: 6+ years old
- Booking is required through the KYOTOGRAPHIE website
- Payment will be at the door (please prepare the exact amount of cash)
- Space is limited. Applicants will be taken in on a first come first served basis.