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Hideki Arichi upcoming exhibitions

Hideki Arichi upcoming exhibitions

Forge member Hideki Arichi will be taking part in a group exhibition “Respond” at Stir Cafe,

253 Chesterton Road, Cambridge CB4 1BG. 

Five artists connected by The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge join together in Print, Painting, Textiles and Sculpture. 

They have created a set of over 45 postcard sized artworks exhibited in cluster frames and available to buy individually or as a set. 

They will…

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Hideki Arichi exhibiting with Hanga Ten Gallery at Works on Paper Art Fair

Current Forge Fellow, Hideki Arichi will have work included at the upcoming Works on Paper Art Fair in London with the gallery Hanga Ten. Please contact Hideki if you would like complimentary tickets. http://www.worksonpaperfair.com/ Works on Paper Fair – Home www.worksonpaperfair.com Royal Geographical Society, Exhibition Road, SW7. Works on Paper Fair, 1 – 4 February 2018 – Specialised London…

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Hideki Arichi - Hahnemuhle Mini Print Exhibition

Hideki Arichi – Hahnemuhle Mini Print Exhibition

Current Forge Fellow Hideki Arichi has three prints included in the touring Hahnemuhle Mini Print Exhibition which reaches Cambridge at the Art Space 17-19th November. Opening Times at Cambridge Fri 17 Nov from 1pm (PRIVATE VIEW 6pm- 8pm) Sat 18 Nov. 10am – 5pm Sun 19 Nov. 10am – 3pm

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Hideki Arichi - Art on a Postcard

Hideki Arichi – Art on a Postcard

Hideki Arichi from The Forge will be taking part in this year’s Art on a Postcard Secret Auction which raises money for the Hepatitis C Trust. The last three years have seen an amazing array of artists take part such as Damien Hirst, Harland Miller, Gavin Turk Sam Taylor-Johnson, Cecily Brown, Chantal Joffe, Micheal Criag Martin RA, Gilbert and George, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Polly Morgan, Rachel…

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Hahnemühle Mini Print Exhibition 2017- Hideki Arichi to exhibit three prints. Current Digswell Forge Fellow, Hideki Arichi will be exhibiting three prints at the Hahnemühle Mini Print Exhibition 2017 which will be touring four venues in the East of England. The current list of venues and dates can be seen below.

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Hideki Arichi is entering his final year at the Forge in Hertford where he has been working primarily with painting and drawing in developing his ongoing interest in the visual language of Western and Eastern art.

How would you describe your current practice (e.g. materials, techniques, themes, key questions, approach)?

Constantly evolving as I keep on looking at everything around me and absorb them like a sponge, influences creep in from all sorts of sources. There are images that repeat themselves in sketches and works that are always being developed, the studio here at Digswell has allowed for these to be worked on primarily as paintings and sometimes drawing.

What are you working on at the moment?

Just prior to this I was fortunate to have been accepted onto the AA2A program at the University of Bedfordshire, Luton which allowed me access to their facilities and for me primarily screen printing which was something I had missed. Then I exhibited in Falmouth in June with my former neighbour from the studio, Ella Carty. Together we showed mainly paintings and some prints that showed how we approached our experience and observations of day to day experiences and memory.

 What are your plans for the coming year?

I will be taking part in Art on a Postcard, which raises money for The Hepatitis C Trust, later this year.

‘Art on a Postcard runs events throughout the year. Our main event has been our annual secret auction which has raised more funds each year. Last year we raised £75K from the sale of 450 postcard sized artworks’. http://www.artonapostcard.com

  What is the question you get asked about your work and how do you answer it?

If I know about or have heard of Hokusai and Japanese prints and if I am influenced by Japanese art. I answer that I am as it seems to please those that ask and con-firms to them that I acknowledge my cultural heritage.

What or who inspired you to be an artist and why?

I have always been encouraged by parents and teachers along the way to draw or make art. The positive re-sponse to my work from my peers also gives me encouragement. In recent years after pursuing a career in the film industry, it became increasingly evident to me that my interests were no longer in working within the industry under the direction of others.

Which artist do you most admire and why?

Isamu Noguchi, blew me away when I saw his show at Yorkshire Sculpture Park and his life and search for meaning and identity through his work is admirable. Jackson Pollock for his spirit and achievement as well as innovation at the time. Hokusai for his wit, skill and the creation of a truly global icon in art history that uti-lised influences from around him as well as an openness and curiosity in art from another culture. I am referring to “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” which was cre-ated in 1832 and remains an icon of Japan art even now. Richard Serra for his absolute resolve. Kaws for taking another route literally and metaphorically to becoming a global exhibiting artist.

How has your relationship with Digswell Arts Trust strengthened your practice as an artist?

It has allowed me the time and space to make work in a supportive environment.

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Featured Artist of the Month – Hideki Arichi Hideki Arichi is entering his final year at the Forge in Hertford where he has been working primarily with painting and drawing in developing his ongoing interest in the visual language of Western and Eastern art.

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Hideki Arichi and Ella Carty to exhibit at The Poly- Falmouth

Hideki Arichi and Ella Carty to exhibit at The Poly- Falmouth

Current fellow Hideki Arichi with alumni Ella Carty will be exhibiting together at The Poly in Falmouth, Cornwall. This Exhibition brings together two artists Ella Carty and Hideki Arichi who are interested in exploring subjective ways of seeing. Both artists have exhibited together before and share each others working methods as well as an aesthetic sensibility. Each artist brings a trust in…

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