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Rie KawakamiArticle Launched: 04/13/2008 12:00:00 AM MDT
The Border Art Residency had an opening reception for Rie Kawakami, its artist-in-residence, April 6 at the Olo Gallery, 504 San Francisco. During her stay at the residency, the Japanese-born Kawakami has been working on a variety of sculptures, many of them in metal. Her largest piece, "Undulating Earth," weighs more than half a ton, she said. The event also was a fundraiser for the Border Art Residency. Organizers want to raise about $100,000 for its endowment fund. Kawakami will be in El Paso through May, after which she will return to Japan to teach. |
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| Rie Kawakami Bio El Paso Times - April 13, 2008 The Prospector - April 8, 2008 El Paso Times - April 6, 2008 Newspaper Tree - Mar. 23, 2008 El Paso Magazine - Feb. 2008 El Paso Times - Nov. 18, 2007 El Paso Times - Nov. 4, 2007 What's Up - Nov. 2007 |
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| Rie Kawakami at the opening of her show at the Olo... (Photos by Vanessa Monsisvais / ElPaso Times) | Richard Horak, left, and Joseph Horak rearrange metal pieces on "Journey of Particles." | |
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| El Pasoans attended the art reception and fundraiser for the Border Art Residency. | Hilda and Chris Lane peel paper off the interactive piece "Breathing Skin I." | |