Re: [Origami] Origami exhibition books or coffee table books

On Jul 16, 2015, at 10:32 PM, Brian K. Webb wrote: > Hi fellow folders, > I am attempting to put together a list of origami books. Not just any origami > book list, but a list of books that show off the wonder of origami. These > would be mostly books from origami

[Origami] Origami exhibition books or coffee table books

Hi fellow folders, I am attempting to put together a list of origami books. Not just any origami book list, but a list of books that show off the wonder of origami. These would be mostly books from origami exhibitions. There have been a few lately. I started a list, but could use your help. The

[Origami] Origami Exhibition Campaign Status

Hi Folding Friends, My Solo Origami Art Exhibition campaign is coming to a close. I must thank those who sponsored the project, Rachel, Terri, Mike and others. It has been a long ride and has given me hope as a struggling artist. The site is fun with website links under my biography and 3

Re: [Origami] origami exhibition

On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 10:38 PM, Thomas adigg...@comcast.net wrote: An exhibition of origami tesselations with photography paper which was then exposed and developed in Manchester CT.. For those who aren't aware, this is the culmination of a successful origami-related Kickstarter project to

[Origami] Origami exhibition in Singapore

An origami exhibition called Origami : From Traditional to Modern was held in Singapore for about 3 months. A special showcase featured the models designed by local designers. I've just written a blogpost about it and you can read more about it and see some photos here: