For those who have completed Kintsugi for Beginners and wish to deepen their practice, this small-group, four-session course offers an immersive experience in the traditional Japanese Kintsugi method. Over four weeks (two hours per session), participants will work entirely with all-natural materials

Through its historical framework and symbolic structure, participants will learn how fate charts construct meaning, identity, and continuity—and why this system continues to resonate in contemporary culture and art.

Join us for a free-admission evening featuring a museum tour and a live performance—a collaboration between Mayumi Lake, Sara Zalek, and Toki, presented in response to Mayumi Lake’s exhibition Unison: Obsessive Eyes

For those who have completed Kintsugi for Beginners and wish to deepen their practice, this small-group, four-session course offers an immersive experience in the traditional Japanese Kintsugi method. Over four weeks (two hours per session), participants will work entirely with all-natural materials

Join us on Valentine’s Day for a Suminagashi Valentine Special, where you’ll explore the art of “floating ink,” guiding pigments across water to form delicate patterns. Lay your paper onto the surface and lift a one-of-a-kind design