Light After Dark - Works by Kaori Fukuyama with Panel Discussion

Thursday, December 3, 2020
5:30 PM 7:30 PM 17:30 19:30

Melissa Walter San Diego, CA USA (map)

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A virtual art walk of Kaori Fukuyama's multi-disciplinary work and a facilitated panel with local creatives

DECEMBER 3, 2020 AT 5:30 PM PACIFIC
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Border is pleased to present our second ENGAGE Art Show & Shindig Light After Dark featuring San Diego-based artist and designer Kaori Fukuyama. The event will be broadcast live from Border's offices at Torr Kaelan in East Village with participants viewing the works via a virtual art walk on their computers or devices using Zoom. The event is open to all ages.

THE PANEL CONVERSATION 6:40pm - 7:30pm

A conversation with Kaori and other panelists on the theme will be held after the art walks. The audience will be invited to join the conversation by submitting their questions in the virtual chat during the Q&A once the panelists provide their perspective on the the topic.

We hope this is a group conversation inspired by the artwork and guided by the panelists. We want this panel to be as interactive as possible within the constraints of the virtual medium.

FEATURED ARTISTS

Kaori Fukuyama

KAORI FUKUYAMA is a multi-disciplinary artist from Japan, who lives and works in San Diego. She creates paintings, drawings, sculptures, and site-specific installations that explore the interactions of color, light and shadow.

PANELISTS

Christian Garcia-Olivo

CHRISTIAN GARCIA-OLIVO is a process based artist who currently resides in San Diego, CA. He uses craft techniques, such as weaving and collage, as a way to examine and challenge contemporary issues, bringing attention to the hierarchy of art media and the ongoing subordination of craft.

Bhavna Mehta

BHAVNA MEHTA works with paper – cutting and embroidering it to tell stories that combine figurative imagery with botanical motifs, text and shadows. She makes work about relating and remembering.

Katie Ruiz

KATIE RUIZ is a Xicana artist who resides in San Diego, CA. She was raised in Los Angeles and Northern Arizona. Ruiz has a strong connection with nature and often uses natural objects like rocks, shells, leaves and sticks in her weavings and Sculptures.

Melissa Walter

MELISSA WALTER works as a science illustrator for NASA and that experience has inspired her to visually articulate wonders of the Universe, such as black holes, supernovas, neutron stars, dark matter and dark energy in more abstract approaches within the boundaries of fine art.