Day one: November 19, 2002 (Tues) – Introduction
Day two: November 26, 2002 (Tues) – “Struggling with Clay”
Day three: December 3, 2002 (Tues) – “What is My Dream?”
Day four: December 10, 2002 (Tues) – “What is My Dream?”
Day five: January 10, 2003 (Fri) – “This is how the Jomon people made pottery!?”
Day six: February 12,2003(Wed) – “Coloring and finishing. Let’s make a postcard!”

Kazuhiro Ishigami
1966 Born in Shizuoka, JAPAN.
1991　Graduated from Musashino University of Arts and Design/Department of sculpture
1996- Lecturer: Musashino University
Lecturer:cray Workshop for children at Shizuoka prefectural Museum of Art

Integrated Study for Shizuoka City Nakajima Elementary School 2002 Graduation “Dreaming Shapes” Day 5

“Dreaming Shapes” is a special workshop held for sixth grade students in response to a request from Nakajima Elementary School. This will be the first attempt at a long-term art project allowing collaboration of artists, teachers, and students using the time of integrated studies at a public elementary school in Shizuoka. The purpose of this workshop is to get the children to think of the culture of their land and to bring it to their fingertips. The children will then communicate it with others. This program emphasizes importance not only in the final product but also the process, and hopes for children to discover “something” through a new experience, as a way to commemorate their graduation.

Term: 19 November – 12 February 2002 6sessions
Venue: Shizuoka City Nakajima Elementary School (2992-1 Nakajima Suruga-ku, Shizuoka city)
Organizer: Shizuoka City Nakajima Elementary School
Workshop planning (learning program): Mixed Media inc.
Flyer design: Hexaproject inc.
Web design: Hexaproject inc.
Lecture: Kazuhiro Ishigami (Sculpture)
Participator: approx.90 students (Sixth grader)

Day five: January 10, 2003 (Tues) – “This is how the Jomon people made pottery!?”

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