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Studying Sculpture in Japan at the Inami International Wooden Sculpture Camp

2019 Inami International Wooden Sculpture Camp Patrick Gracewood brochure

Japanese art has been a big influence on my aesthetic and choice of wood as my primary medium. This August, I will be attending the Inami International Wooden Sculpture Camp in Nanto City, Japan. It will be held at Zuisen-ji, the largest temple in the Hokuriku region, built-in 1390. The vicinity is the workplace of […]

Filed Under: Blog, Events, Sculptor Tagged With: Inami International Wooden Sculpture Camp, Japanese art, Nanto City’s Public Art Program, Patrick Gracewood, public art, sculptor, woodcarving, Wooden Sculpture Author: Patrick Gracewood

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