Greetings
| We will be holding an international cultural exchange exhibition
titled “Infinite Unity” in Berlin, Germany. This invitational exhibition
will be held consisting only of selected Japanese and American artists
whose artworks and cultural activities achievements were judged as superior.
Accompanying globalization of modern society, great attention is being
given to international cultural exchange. An importance has been starting to be placed in various forms of international collaborations starting with cross-national cooperation of such as international enterprises, developments of technology, planning of ecology project and so forth. Recently, to build a foundation of an international cooperation, many international exchange projects are taking place in various regions. The genuine meaning of international exchange is mutually accepting and appreciating each other’s reciprocal cultural difference. We believe that with having respect for a foreign culture, the true meaning is only than achieved. Culture is born as a sign of humanity’s progress and development as a human being reflecting each period. Without saying, within that, art is crystallization of humanity’s most sublime culture. Art is given birth from inside each country’s and region’s society with background of cultivated culture of that period. Psychological and emotional harmony of that country and their society can be derived from the cultural exchange through art with a background of the urge to understand culture. We believe, it can be said that art, for sure, is one of the existence that can cross over the barrier of politics, race, religion and language in the international society and flow into general public without distinction.With that art as the center for international exchange will be very important from now in the increasing developments of globalization of international society to have urges of genuine reciprocal understanding. We believe that art will also continue to transfigure more and more in present-day’s ever changing hectic situation of the society. Through this international project, we will be very content if our wish to contribute even if it is little to the genuine meaning of the international exchange and of course to this new art scene and development of art comes true. A-forest Project |
Artists
 Akiko Arai |
 Andrew Greene |
 Anne Dushanko Dobek |
 Carol Pfeffer |
 Claudia Teller |
 Daniel Filiponne |
 Debbie T.Davis |
 Hiroko Ichino |
 Hiroshi Watanabe |
 Issey Koyama |
 Jorge Posada |
 Julie Combal |
 Junko Akimoto |
 Junko Iwasa |
 Kazuhiro Honda |
 Kellyann Monaghan |
 Machiko Kawasaki |
 Maiko Hasuo |
 Maki Akabane |
 Maria Hartmann |
 Mark Korns |
 Miho Ogawa |
 Mioko Tsuzuki |
 Richard Ackoon |
 Rie Iguchi |
 Sayako Ito |
 Sharla Flock |
 Siori Kitajima |
 Stephan Fowlkes |
 Suzuna Iwasa |
 Takashi Abe |
 Tomokazu Shimizu |
 Toshiaki Kurahashi |
 Valerie Huhn |
 Yohko Aoki |
 Yusuke Kobara |
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Opening Reception May, 16th Fri. 6-8pm |
Exhibition Date May, 13th Tues. - 31st Sat. |
Exhibition Venue Schillerpalais Gallery in Berlin |
Contact Information A-forest Gallery NY 134 West 29th Street, Suite 1010 New York, NY 10001 Tel / 1-212-673-1168 Fax / 1-866-211-8475 www.a-forestgallery.com info@a-forestgallery.com |
Project Director Anita S.Shahi Assistant Director Tyler Peck Curator Eitoku Sugimori David Filmore Jhon Smith |
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