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Juan de Dios Sánchez Artist Talk
Category: Artist Talk • Exhibitions • Free | Season: Community
KANEKO welcomes you to an Artist Talk with Juan Sanchez on Friday, April 30th. Three events will occur at 6, 7, and 8 pm. Reservations are offered for each 50-minute event with a maximum of 50 guests. Each event will begin with a 20-minute live presentation by the artist, diving into the exhibit and the evolution of Sanchez’s revolutionary Raku fired technique, followed by a Q&A session and a remaining half an hour to experience the exhibit. The entire KANEKO gallery space will be open for viewing the Community Exhibition.
About Show
This first American exhibit by the Mexican ceramicist Juan de Dios Sánchez Arce is rooted in imagery and stories that live “in the blood of all Mexicans.” and represents the evolution of a Raku fire technique that Sánchez and his team have pushed to the limits of what any other ceramic artist has done. This exhibit is about a lost lesson: the balance of nature and humanity in the universe, life and death, and how Sánchez believes this lesson is beginning to recover in the minds of his culture.
Sánchez began collaborating with Jun Kaneko over twelve years ago when he, after seeing Kaneko’s ceramics, asked how he managed to build such monumental works. Kaneko, in response, asked the very same question about Sánchez’s slip-cast and Raku fired ceramics. The processes of both these artists are difficult and have been independently pushed to the limits over and over. The combination of these mutual investigations led to revolutions in large-scale slip-cast Raku fired ceramics that had never before been achieved. Much of the result of this collaboration can be seen in this exhibit as well as in Kaneko’s ongoing work.
What to Expect When You Visit KANEKO
We have created a safe environment for this Artist Talk so that everyone attending can enjoy themselves. By reserving a space for this Artist Talk you accept the following:
- Because this artist talk will occur three times in three 50 minute time slots, we ask that you come no earlier than 5 minutes before the hour you reserve to avoid crowding.
- Masks are required inside the KANEKO.
- Guests will observe a 6-foot distance from each other in the KANEKO (if you are with a group of cohorts you may stay close together but please remain at a safe distance from other guests).
- Juan Sanchez’s Artist Talk will take place upstairs in our Gallery 5. Upon entering the building you will check-in and will be guided to the exhibit.
- As the hour-long experience ends, guests will be asked to make room for other reservations by leaving Gallery 5 and exploring the rest of the Community Exhibit.
About Juan Sánchez
Sánchez has lived and worked in Cuernavaca, Mexico for the last 15 years. He grew up in an environment of both art and medicine; his father was a doctor, but his life was immersed in art and Sánchez was drawing and painting at a very young age. As a young man, Sánchez practiced as a doctor of anesthesiology for 17 years, but changed professions to become a ceramist. His medical studies influenced the way he sees life, the way he behaves, and the way he feels compelled to help others. The discipline to be a good artist grew from the discipline he learned from the intense study of medicine.
By maintaining contact with ceramicists in Europe, Sánchez facilitated a side business, working with Mexican artisans and selling large quantities of high-end functional ceramic ware to distribution companies all over Europe. He studied Raku fired ceramics with his brother at a production studio in Healdsburg, CA before opening their ceramic studio in Mexico. Although he had many other projects and professions at the time, he ultimately took over the studio. He continued to study ceramics and quickly began pushing the normal expectations of scale with both slip-cast and Raku fired works.
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Movement Middle School Camp
Category: Education • Free • Summer Camps | Season:
GRADES: 7th to 9th
Through this camp, students will explore movement with members of tbd. dance collective. Each day, they will have an opportunity to take dance classes, play games involving movement, be active, and have fun! Students will learn about how movement is created through different choreographic styles in a variety of settings, how dance is used in film, the role of music within dance, the use of props, lighting, costuming, and how to make their own movement! Students will work collaboratively and individually within this camp to discover what movement means to them. While the emphasis is on modern + contemporary dance styles, no previous dance experience is necessary to participate. Movement is for anyone and everyone! Our goal is to encourage campers to move their bodies together and learn in a safe and judgment-free environment.
SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
Camps are held Monday – Friday 9 AM-4 PM.
Lunch and snacks are provided and we will make every effort to have lunch in our outdoor spaces. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please let us know after you register by emailing katherine@thekaneko.org.
Camp t-shirts will be provided for each camper- you will be prompted to provide a size when you register.
COVID-19 POLICY: We are uniquely equipped to manage a restricted number of learners due to our large gallery space and have carefully adhered to city, state, and federal COVID-19 guidelines. Campers, instructors, and all KANEKO employees will be required to physically distance and wear masks at all times. Disinfecting stations will be provided in every class space and we have recently installed HVAC plasma filtration products to assure excellent air filtration at all times.
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Movement Elementary School Camp
Category: Education • Free • Summer Camps | Season:
CAMP IS FULL
Please contact Katherine to be added to the waiting list for possible cancellations. Email katherine@thekaneko.org
GRADES: 3rd to 6th
Through this camp, students will explore movement with members of tbd. dance collective. Each day, they will have an opportunity to take dance classes, play games involving movement, be active, and have fun! Students will learn about how movement is created through different choreographic styles in a variety of settings, how dance is used in film, the role of music within dance, the use of props, lighting, costuming, and how to make their own movement! Students will work collaboratively and individually within this camp to discover what movement means to them. While the emphasis is on modern + contemporary dance styles, no previous dance experience is necessary to participate. Movement is for anyone and everyone! Our goal is to encourage campers to move their bodies together and learn in a safe and judgment-free environment.
SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
Camps are held Monday – Friday 9 AM-4 PM.
Lunch and snacks are provided and we will make every effort to have lunch in our outdoor spaces. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please let us know after you register by emailing katherine@thekaneko.org.
Camp t-shirts will be provided for each camper- you will be prompted to provide a size when you register.
COVID-19 POLICY: We are uniquely equipped to manage a restricted number of learners due to our large gallery space and have carefully adhered to city, state, and federal COVID-19 guidelines. Campers, instructors, and all KANEKO employees will be required to physically distance and wear masks at all times. Disinfecting stations will be provided in every class space and we have recently installed HVAC plasma filtration products to assure excellent air filtration at all times.
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Mural Design Middle School Camp
Category: Education • Free • Summer Camps | Season:
CAMP IS FULL
Please contact Katherine to be added to the waiting list for possible cancellations. Email katherine@thekaneko.org
GRADES: 7th to 9th
In this new camp, students will have an introduction to murals and their context in art history and activism in various countries. Students will learn hand-painting mural techniques, build stencils, and translate small images into large work and wheat pasting. Students will work collaboratively in developing ideas, narratives, and how each individual’s input becomes a part of a bigger community project.
SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
Camps are held Monday – Friday 9 AM-4 PM.
Lunch and snacks are provided and we will make every effort to have lunch in our outdoor spaces. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please let us know after you register by emailing katherine@thekaneko.org.
Camp t-shirts will be provided for each camper- you will be prompted to provide a size when you register.
COVID-19 POLICY: We are uniquely equipped to manage a restricted number of learners due to our large gallery space and have carefully adhered to city, state, and federal COVID-19 guidelines. Campers, instructors, and all KANEKO employees will be required to physically distance and wear masks at all times. Disinfecting stations will be provided in every class space and we have recently installed HVAC plasma filtration products to assure excellent air filtration at all times.
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Mural Design Elementary School Camp
Category: Education • Free • Summer Camps | Season:
CAMP IS FULL
Please contact Katherine to be added to the waiting list for possible cancellations. Email katherine@thekaneko.org
GRADES: 3rd to 6th
In this new camp, students will have an introduction to murals and their context in art history and activism in various countries. Students will learn hand-painting mural techniques, build stencils, and translate small images into large work and wheat pasting. Students will work collaboratively in developing ideas, narratives, and how each individual’s input becomes a part of a bigger community project.
SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
Camps are held Monday – Friday 9 AM-4 PM.
Lunch and snacks are provided and we will make every effort to have lunch in our outdoor spaces. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please let us know after you register by emailing katherine@thekaneko.org.
Camp t-shirts will be provided for each camper- you will be prompted to provide a size when you register.
COVID-19 POLICY: We are uniquely equipped to manage a restricted number of learners due to our large gallery space and have carefully adhered to city, state, and federal COVID-19 guidelines. Campers, instructors, and all KANEKO employees will be required to physically distance and wear masks at all times. Disinfecting stations will be provided in every class space and we have recently installed HVAC plasma filtration products to assure excellent air filtration at all times.
BACK TO CAMP LIST
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Light Space Middle School Camp
Category: Education • Free • Summer Camps | Season:
CAMP IS FULL
Please contact Katherine to be added to the waiting list for possible cancellations. Email katherine@thekaneko.org
GRADES: 7th to 9th
Students get the opportunity to conduct a video art workshop and installation with multimedia artist and Creighton Professor Tim Guthrie. Participants will learn how to shoot and edit videos for the purpose of projection-based video installations and will create videos that will be displayed in the KANEKO Light Space. Multiple video concepts will be discussed, including interactive video space, audio accompaniment, and immersive experiences. No previous video experience is necessary.
SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
Camps are held Monday – Friday 9 AM-4 PM.
Lunch and snacks are provided and we will make every effort to have lunch in our outdoor spaces. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please let us know after you register by emailing katherine@thekaneko.org.
Camp t-shirts will be provided for each camper- you will be prompted to provide a size when you register.
COVID-19 POLICY: We are uniquely equipped to manage a restricted number of learners due to our large gallery space and have carefully adhered to city, state, and federal COVID-19 guidelines. Campers, instructors, and all KANEKO employees will be required to physically distance and wear masks at all times. Disinfecting stations will be provided in every class space and we have recently installed HVAC plasma filtration products to assure excellent air filtration at all times.
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Light Space Elementary School Camp
Category: Education • Free • Summer Camps | Season:
GRADES: 3rd to 6th
Students get the opportunity to conduct a video art workshop and installation with multimedia artist and Creighton Professor Tim Guthrie. Participants will learn how to shoot and edit videos for the purpose of projection-based video installations and will create videos that will be displayed in the KANEKO Light Space. Multiple video concepts will be discussed, including interactive video space, audio accompaniment, and immersive experiences. No previous video experience is necessary.
SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
Camps are held Monday – Friday 9 AM-4 PM.
Lunch and snacks are provided and we will make every effort to have lunch in our outdoor spaces. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please let us know after you register by emailing katherine@thekaneko.org.
Camp t-shirts will be provided for each camper- you will be prompted to provide a size when you register.
COVID-19 POLICY: We are uniquely equipped to manage a restricted number of learners due to our large gallery space and have carefully adhered to city, state, and federal COVID-19 guidelines. Campers, instructors, and all KANEKO employees will be required to physically distance and wear masks at all times. Disinfecting stations will be provided in every class space and we have recently installed HVAC plasma filtration products to assure excellent air filtration at all times.
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Architecture Middle School Camp
Category: Education • Free • Summer Camps | Season:
CAMP IS FULL
Please contact Katherine to be added to the waiting list for possible cancellations. Email katherine@thekaneko.org
GRADES: 7th to 9th
“Education Re-Think” What should learning spaces of the future look like? Advancing technology and global pandemics have many rethinking the classroom environment. How can we set the stage for creative collaboration? In this camp, learners will be given the opportunity to design and set the stage for a new education studio inside the KANEKO galleries.
SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
Camps are held Monday – Friday 9 AM-4 PM.
Lunch and snacks are provided and we will make every effort to have lunch in our outdoor spaces. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please let us know after you register by emailing katherine@thekaneko.org.
Camp t-shirts will be provided for each camper- you will be prompted to provide a size when you register.
COVID-19 POLICY: We are uniquely equipped to manage a restricted number of learners due to our large gallery space and have carefully adhered to city, state, and federal COVID-19 guidelines. Campers, instructors, and all KANEKO employees will be required to physically distance and wear masks at all times. Disinfecting stations will be provided in every class space and we have recently installed HVAC plasma filtration products to assure excellent air filtration at all times.
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Architecture Elementary School Camp
Category: Education • Free • Summer Camps | Season:
CAMP IS FULL
Please contact Katherine to be added to the waiting list for possible cancellations. Email katherine@thekaneko.org
GRADES: 3rd to 6th
Great Plains repurposing” Students will work with HDR architects to answer big questions. Sustainability, regenerative design, circular economy – using and maintaining the things around you. How to improve public life. In this camp, students will explore how ideation, design techniques, modeling, drawing – and, above all, a collaboration between fearless designers – can be applied to reimagine form and structure, creating “new” architecture through the actual construction of a full-scale design-build project.
SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
Camps are held Monday – Friday 9 AM-4 PM.
Lunch and snacks are provided and we will make every effort to have lunch in our outdoor spaces. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please let us know after you register by emailing katherine@thekaneko.org.
Camp t-shirts will be provided for each camper- you will be prompted to provide a size when you register.
COVID-19 POLICY: We are uniquely equipped to manage a restricted number of learners due to our large gallery space and have carefully adhered to city, state, and federal COVID-19 guidelines. Campers, instructors, and all KANEKO employees will be required to physically distance and wear masks at all times. Disinfecting stations will be provided in every class space and we have recently installed HVAC plasma filtration products to assure excellent air filtration at all times.
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Ceramics Philosophy Elementary School Camp
Category: Education • Free • Summer Camps | Season:
CAMP IS FULL
Please contact Katherine to be added to the waiting list for possible cancellations. Email katherine@thekaneko.org
GRADES: 3rd to 6th
Through a hand-building experience, students will focus on imitating ancient forms of small-scale sculptures and objects – like Stele-type monuments, deity figures, stamps, seals, and stylized pottery forms. In addition to handwork, students will have an ongoing discussion of the objects encountered in art historical images, and stories from antiquity. Symbolism and imagery will be explored as it relates to oneself and how we see various communal worlds; the home, family, friendships, and networks beyond. Students will mine content from our lives to find inspiration and consider the objects we use currently and how they connect to those of the past.
SUMMER CAMP OVERVIEW
Camps are held Monday – Friday 9 AM-4 PM.
Lunch and snacks are provided and we will make every effort to have lunch in our outdoor spaces. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please let us know after you register by emailing katherine@thekaneko.org.
Camp t-shirts will be provided for each camper- you will be prompted to provide a size when you register.
COVID-19 POLICY: We are uniquely equipped to manage a restricted number of learners due to our large gallery space and have carefully adhered to city, state, and federal COVID-19 guidelines. Campers, instructors, and all KANEKO employees will be required to physically distance and wear masks at all times. Disinfecting stations will be provided in every class space and we have recently installed HVAC plasma filtration products to assure excellent air filtration at all times.
BACK TO CAMP LIST