Poetry by Chiyo Kitahara Interview with the artist Additional information: Links to the Romantic Age The Museum of Creativity is very proud to present poetry by the Japanese poetess Chiyo Kitahara, winner of the annual 67. Mr. H. award. Ms Kitahara published her first poetry book in 2005. Its Japanese title means “While waiting for […]

Good news for fans of modern Japanese poetry: Chiyo Kitahara has published “A River of Pearls – Barroco”, her 4th book. It’s theme: the impact of our life and our memories on our body and soul. The book has won the 67. Mr. H. award. “A River of Pearls – Barroco” is a beautiful, handmade […]

I am very proud that several of my photo artwork inspired by silhouette cutting and Japanese sumi-e have been selected by the renowned Japanese artist Koji Ise. He worked for the literary essayist Atsuko Suga (1929–1998), and in these days designs e.g. the covers of the poetry books by Chiyo Kitahara. Mrs. Kitahara is a […]

Two poetesses bridge the language gap and celebrate life as a universal experience of mankind Two sensitive yet strong poetic voices unite in a remarkable literary project: “Duet of water (Western-Eastern poetry in sympathy)”. The poetesses Donatella Bisutti (Italy) and Chiyo Kitahara (Japan) bridge the language gap and open up soul worlds. Using images of […]

The Museum of Creativity presents artwork inspired by silhouette cutting and Japanese sumi-e. Sumi-e, or Ink painting, was developed in China during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). It was brought to Japan in the 14th century, probably by Korean zen monks. Sumi-e uses tonality and shading achieved by varying the ink density. The goal is not to capture the […]

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