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On the Road - Check this page for upcoming national and international events we may be attending in your area.

Workshops - Our fall workshops are now online!

We do more than just sell paper! We have a passion for sharing our love of Japanese paper and paper arts with the world. Below we list other events that take place at our warehouse including washi-related exhibitions and lectures in the Toronto area.

If you or someone you know is exhibiting work featuring Japanese paper, let us know and we would be delighted to list it here.

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Call for Entry

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pARTners: a collaboration

February 1 - 29, 2012
The Japanese Paper Place Gallery
77 Brock Ave, Toronto
Tel: 416-538-9668 Contact: Nancy Jacobi
Gallery Hours: Tue - Fri 10 am - 5pm, Saturday 12 - 5 pm

Opening reception: Saturday February 4, 2pm

Artist talk: Wednesday February 29, 7 – 8:30pm

We have been involved in this unique Ontario Society of Artists project from the start. Each pair of emerging/ professional artists was mandated to incorporate washi into their piece and from what we've seen, the results are fascinating.

Read more about it here, or download the brochure in PDF format.

Change of Seasons by Geneviève JodouinChange of Seasons by Geneviève Jodouin

Nov 11 - Jan 31
Reception: Friday, Nov 25th at 8 pm

Freedom Clothing Collective
939 Bloor St West
Toronto, ON

www.genevievejodouin.ca  
www. le-gallery.ca

"Geneviève has taken on the changing of the seasons as her subject matter. As time passes in her piece, the 175 figures she has illustrated walk through a floral cityscape while adding and then removing layers of clothing to reflect the temperature outside. The simple actions of taking a walk and dressing become a four-metre long narrative that takes the viewer through one year in the city."

Her work is printed on Uwa Senka Long and Shoji Natural.