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Hailing from Aichi Prefecture's Seto City, Fumika Sato presents her unique and wondrous world at this solo exhibition. She mixes a variety of techniques, including acrylic painting, gel ink drawing and embroidery work, to express nature on canvas. Around 30 pieces will be shown, and all works are also available for purchase.
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Open Jul 4-16 (closed Thu)
Time 11am-7pm
Admission Free
Telephone 03 5459 6385
Venue Gallery Speak For
Address 2F Speak For, 28-2 Sarugakucho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Transport Daikanyama Station (Tokyu Toyoko Line)
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