Stockholm Chapter #241 Sweden

November 9 – December 1,　2024
Exhibition　Chapter Meeting　Open to the Public
Ichiyo School, Sogetsu School

Thirteen of I.I. Stockholm’s members participated in Gallery ArtSight’s Exhibition “Written paintings” by Chinese artist Wang Fei. The exhibition was open from November 9 to December 1, 2024, with a weekly change of the ikebana arrangements.

Nine ikebana arrangements, representing Ichiyo and Sogetsu, were created weekly to accompany the monochrome artworks of Wang Fei, and they showed a variety of ikebana techniques and material.

The vernissage, on November 9, in the presence of Wang Fei and representatives from Stockholm Chapter, attracted a large audience and during the rest of November a steady stream of visitors came to admire the two forms of artwork.

The chapter’s monthly meeting for members was held at the gallery during the exhibition period.

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