AE4 opened in Tournai 1.March 2019

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Asia-Europe 4 exhibition opened in Tournai, Belgium 1. March, 2019 and will be open until 28. April, 2019.
The exhibition presents in 3 loacations:
-Tamat (Centre de la Tapisserie, des Arts Muraux et des Arts du Tissu de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles)
-le CRECIT (Ateliers Tournaisiens de Tapisserie)
-le Centre de la Marionette de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Musée des Arts de la Marionette
Opening hours: Tues-Fri 9h30 - 12h30 and 14h00 - 17h00, Sat-Sun 14h00 - 17h00
Entry fee: 5€

 The opening 1. March, 2019, proceeded in following order:
-at 16h30 in CRECIT , 2 rue Paul Pastur
-at 17h30 in Centre de la Marionette, 47 rue Saint-Martin ()
-at 18h30 in Tamat, 9 Place Reine Astrid

 Exhibition is curated by Marika Szaraz.

 The exhibition was opened by Ministre-Président de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles Rudy Demotte, Président du College provincial, Directrice Béatrice Pennant and curator Marika Szaraz. 
Here are links to articles and videos from the exhibition in Tournai locations:
-culture 360
-notele.be
 




















36 participants of the exhibition:
Antra Augustinovica - Estonia                      Wu Fan - China   
Valerie Buess - Germany                              Isabel Berglund - Denmark
Nora Chalmet - Belgium                               Sui Park  - Korea
Catherine Chanteloube - France                  Cho Yuhn Kyung - Korea
Moon Jiyoung - Korea                                  Wlodzimierz Cygan - Poland
Judit Droppa - Hungary                                Yasuko Iyanaga - Japan
Chikako Imaizumi - Japan                            Asta Fedaraviciute - Lituanie
Hui Liu - China                                             Kakuko ishii - Japan
Kela Cremachi – Italy                                   Raija Jokinen - Finland
Yukako Sorai - Japan                                   Cha Young Soon - Korea
Mitsuru Kuroki - Japan                                 MakikoWakisaka - Japan
Terezia Krnàcovà - Slovakia                         Miki Nakamura - Japan
Minako Watanabe - Japan                            Leyun Wang - China
Maria Ortega - Spain                                    Sandrine Pincemaille - France
Toko Hayashi - Japan                                   Lina Ringeliené - Lithuania
Tanikawa Tsuruko - Japan                            Marie-Noelle Risack - Belgium
Elsbet Wiens - Germany                              Takumi Ushio - Japan
Marika Szaraz Luxemburg / Hungary           Magda Sobon - Poland


The post have been updated with images 14.3.2019

Location: Tournai, Belgien

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