The Kyoto Hanga International Print Exhibition

Argon Law were delighted to celebrate their support as a key stakeholder of the Kyoto Hanga International Print Exhibition: Japan and Australia at the Caloundra Regional Gallery by hosting a special evening for over 100 of their honoured guests.  Guests enjoyed music and Japanese-inspired food while surrounded by the amazing artwork.

The Kyoto Hanga International Print Exhibition ran from the 19th of September to the 10th of November and showcased printmaking in all of its forms from Australia and Japan. The Arts are an integral part of our community, providing social, economic and cultural benefits and we are proud to continue our support in the Region.

The exhibition was made possible thanks to Argon Law together with the Regional Arts Development Fund, the University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery, Sunshine Coast Council, Deputy Mayor Tim Dwyer, Councillor Christian Dickson, the Australia-Japan Foundation, the Consul General of Japan (Brisbane), and the Kyoto Hanga Print Exhibition Executive Committee.

Photo credit: Greg Gardner Photography

We were thrilled to be an honoured stakeholder in the Kyoto Hanga International Print Exhibition: Japan and Australia 2019 at the Caloundra Regional Gallery, together with the University of the Sunshine Coast Art Gallery, Sunshine Coast Council, the Australia-Japan Foundation, Kyoto Hanga Print Exhibition Executive Committee, and the Consulate-General of Japan, Brisbane.

The Arts are an integral part of our community, providing social, economic and cultural benefits and we are proud to continue our support in the Region. Argon Law also supports a variety of other Arts initiatives including the Sunshine Coast National Art Prize and the Australian Wearable Arts Festival.

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