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“wood+paper+box in your hands” Exhibition Review

We are pleased to share that an Exhibition Review of wood+paper+box in your hands is published in the Openings: Studies in Book Art journal by College Book Art Association. The review is written by Kimi Kitada, curator based in Kansas City and currently the Gallery & Programs Manager at Charlotte Street Foundation.
"Openings" journal cover image
If you haven’t already, check out the wood+paper+box in your hands exhibition, open through April 6, 2024. Admission and parking are always free at the Beach Museum of Art.

About the exhibition: Katie Baldwin, Mariko Jesse, and Yoonmi Nam make up the artist collective wood+paper+box. They are also the creators of the 2023-2024 Gift Print and the focus of the exhibition. They met in Japan in 2004 at an artist residency and studied mokuhanga, the traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking technique. Artworks by wood+paper+box carry the spark born of shared experience and are created through collaboration, interaction, and friendship. They offer the idea of appreciating art not just by looking but also by touching and participating. In the exhibition, visitors can handle and interact with a sample gift print, Mise-en-Scène.


wood+paper+box, Mise-en-Scène, 2023-2024 Beach Museum of Art Gift Print, 2020–2022, clamshell box, mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock), oil-based woodblock, letterpress, lithograph and inkjet, dimensions variable, 2023.13, photo: Alec Smith

The 2023-2024 Gift Print is available for purchase to the public. Friends of the Beach Museum of Art at any level receive a 25% discount on the price. For more information about becoming a Friend or purchasing a gift print, please call 785-532-7718 or email beachart@ksu.edu.

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