_merry-karnowsky-gallery-presents-audrey-kawasaki-tara-mcpherson-deedee-cheriel-124-opening-night-8-2-2014.jpg "Merry Karnowsky Gallery presents Audrey Kawasaki, Tara Mcpherson, Deedee Cheriel | Opening night 8-2-2014 from japanese design search Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 10-Aug-2014
✓ Published: 10-Aug-2014
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Audrey Kawasaki began her artistic career in her native Los Angeles, after attending Pratt Institute in NY. Moments in the artist’s personal life inform both subject matter and context for her paintings, with strong line work and delicate oils blending seamlessly onto naturally grained wood panels. The artists' newest series of paintings entitled Hirari Hirari, which translates from Japanese as the sound or movement of a petal, leaf or feather slowly falling, is inspired by kimonos given to Ka
Audrey Kawasaki began her artistic career in her native Los Angeles, after attending Pratt Institute in NY. Moments in the artist’s personal life inform both subject matter and context for her paintings, with strong line work and delicate oils blending seamlessly onto naturally grained wood panels. The artists' newest series of paintings entitled Hirari Hirari, which translates from Japanese as the sound or movement of a petal, leaf or feather slowly falling, is inspired by kimonos given to Ka
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