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Exhibition of Zen Calligraphies and Artworks 3-5 July 2015 in Camberwell


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This coming weekend we'll be hosting an exhibition of Zen calligraphy and artworks by Japanese Zen master Shinzan Miyamae at the ZenYoga studio in Camberwell. Shinzan will be turning 80 this week!


We will be showing around 30 of his exquisite works and the exhibition will be open to the public all day Friday 3rd, Saturday 4th, and part of Sunday 5th. For more information see www.thezencharacter.uk


Don't miss this unique event!


Zen art is called bokuseki, literally ?ink traces?. Calligraphy and drawing are used equally to transmit the master?s enlightened mind state. The words of the calligraphy and the way they are brushed are inspiring or intriguing even to one who is not interested in Zen as a philosophy or religion. In modern times, bokuseki have been recognised as one of the glories of world culture.

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