The themes of Lisa Kokin's work do not match up with the subject matter of our group work. Much of Kokin's work involves stitching objects which are not usually sewn such as toy ovens, dolls and ironing boards. Both her grandparents and parents made a living with the traditional use of needle and thread and…
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Lisa Kokin’s work in artist’s books, mixed media installation, assemblage and sculpture is about memory, history, and social commentary. She used photographs as objects to create new ways of considering the photographic image and the results are layered, whimsical, artful, and unique. Her work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions in the
Kaikki lähti siitä, että kaveri oli nähnyt kuvan mansikkahillosta. Näytti kuulemma hyvältä…
The piece from our exhibition "Do Not Destroy: Trees, Art, and Jewish Thought."
If you love altered books and working with type you should check out Lisa Kokin’s site. One of my favorite pieces is this page that cuts out words so that you can see part of a photo behind i…
Geiko (geisha) Kokin (小きん) of Osaka, dressed in winter clothing. The same image appears in the book "Kyoto Osaka imayō bijin fūzoku” (The 66 most attractive geisha of Kyoto and Osaka) by Kazumasa Ogawa, published by Hakubunkan, in Meiji 36 (1903).
Mary Griggs Burke assembled an unparalleled collection of Asian art — more than one thousand Japanese, Chinese and Korean masterworks spanning five millennia — between 1963 and 2012.
Mary Griggs Burke assembled an unparalleled collection of Asian art — more than one thousand Japanese, Chinese and Korean masterworks spanning five millennia — between 1963 and 2012.
Lisa Kokin's Lucre series are made of shredded money and thread, inspired by ancient textiles and architecture.
Lisa Kokin, When Ladies Meet. altered book, mull, pva glue
Mary Griggs Burke assembled an unparalleled collection of Asian art — more than one thousand Japanese, Chinese and Korean masterworks spanning five millennia — between 1963 and 2012.
Mary Griggs Burke assembled an unparalleled collection of Asian art — more than one thousand Japanese, Chinese and Korean masterworks spanning five millennia — between 1963 and 2012.
Lisa Kokin’s button portraits and sculptures depict members of her family and social justice activists in the United States.
🧃 Anpanman and Kokin-chan’s special apple juice is here! 🍎 It’s packed with so many vitamins and gives you the energy boost you need for the day! 🌻🏃♀️ #japanesecandystore #anpanman #kokinchan #applejuice #japanesedrink
Huippukokki Jouni Toivanen on uskollinen muurikkalettujen alkuperäiselle ohjeelle ja vatkaa taikinan täysmaitoon.
The thread art of Lisa Kokin deals with themes of environmental degradation and death using hauntingly evocative, lacy forms.
Carved Wooden Imperial Lady with Kokin Style Costume, Circa 1850
