As you already know, on February 27 we opened an exhibition of UNWG artists at WIPO. The opening was visited by 250 people, our members, but also many other art lovers and admirers of our organization. Given the high interest and one of the exhibition’s goals – to raise money for scholarships for underprivileged children – we would like to offer you another opportunity to support the goals of our organization and our artists. In addition, we have prepared an extremely pleasant surprise for you.
You are welcome on Friday, March 8 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at WIPO, New Building, Atrium, for the closing of the exhibition and to attend an Ikebana demonstration.
Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arranging. This practice, which roughly translates to “bringing flowers to life,” uses carefully selected flowers, greenery, and other plants to convey a specific feeling or emotion to an observer—much like a painting or sculpture. Ms Sanae Isozumi will introduce us to different styles of famous Japanese art. She is a certified Ikebana teacher and leads a class as part of the UNWG educational program. She will present three variations on the theme of Ikebana: the first is called Moribana and will be made with a flat vase, the second is called Nagеire with a large and long vase and the third will be in a free and dynamic style.
Please confirm your presence no later than March 6 to the following address: cfnu.unwg@bluemail.ch
Radiona Nikova, Vice-president Activities