Exhibit and events

Held “Postcard de Shodo” at Baba Kobo & Minato Saturday Market!

On May 5, 2025, the workshop “Postcard de Calligraphy” was held at the Grandma’s Workshop Exhibition, and on May 10, at the Minato Saturday Market.The weather in May is not always stable, and the day of May 5 was a mid-summer day, while the day of May 10 was a light rain, making it a difficult environment for outdoor calligraphy. At the beginning of the event, we were worried that there might not be any participants today, but contrary to our expectations, many people participated. The event was especially popular with families with young children, and it became a warm time of exchange. photo : at Minato Saturday Market Once…

SHODO x Folk Art 2024 Exhibition of works

15Dec.2024～11Jan.2025 Nagoya Port Building 2F Gallery This exhibition features works written on colored paper by people with connections to the Port of Nagoya, using characters related to the port and the sea. The characters in seal script represent words that come to mind from life in the port city and the creatures of the Port of Nagoya Aquarium.The seal script is the oldest of the typefaces in use today and is used primarily in seals. It is essentially a hieroglyphic character in which all lines are drawn with the same thickness. In this work, bold strokes are used to express dynamism and fun.Please try to find out which piece represents…

Join us! Calligraphy and Folk Art ”Mingei” workshop

We will hold the Calligraphy and Folk Art ”Mingei” workshop2024 on Thursday, October 31, from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Harbor Town Potluck Building.

The 73rd Chunichi Calligraphy Exhibition

From June 26 to June 30, 2024, Mori’s works were exhibited at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art Gallery (Aichi Prefectural Center for Arts and Culture 8F). This is a poem by Wang Wei (669-761). It is said to be one of the favorite poems of Li Guonian, a famous actor whom Du Fu met in Hunan in the last year of his life after his wandering.

The 60th Kenshin Shodokai Chubu Exhibition

From March 26 to 31, 2024, Mori’s works were exhibited at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art Gallery (Aichi Prefectural Center for Arts and Culture 8F).