Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology Oxford OX1 2PH
Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology Oxford OX1 2PH
Open until 2 May 2022
Gallery 29
Admission is FREE, but a free Museum ticket is required
Over many decades, artist Naoko Matsubara (b. 1937) has been working on a series of woodcuts exploring the human hand — engaged in sport, dance, music, prayer or a variety of creative acts.
This exhibition celebrates an artistic collaboration between Naoko Matsubara and prize-winning poet Penny Boxall, who has responded to the woodcuts in a series of short poems, and is accompanied by a publication.
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IN PRAISE OF HANDS WOODCUTS BY NAOKO MATSUBARA WITH POEMS BY PENNY BOXALL
Open until 2 May 2022
Gallery 29
Admission is FREE, but a free Museum ticket is required
Over many decades, artist Naoko Matsubara (b. 1937) has been working on a series of woodcuts exploring the human hand — engaged in sport, dance, music, prayer or a variety of creative acts.
This exhibition celebrates an artistic collaboration between Naoko Matsubara and prize-winning poet Penny Boxall, who has responded to the woodcuts in a series of short poems, and is accompanied by a publication.