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The Art of the Brush

Fumiyo Yoshikawa — San Francisco Bay Area

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Ink, Brush, and the Present Moment

Fumiyo Yoshikawa works in the tradition of Japanese sumi-e and calligraphy — an art form built on spontaneity, breath, and the irreversible stroke of the brush. From small intimate studies on shikishi to large-scale works on kozo paper, each piece is a direct expression of the moment it was made.

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©Yoshikawa_Fumiyo Bamboo, 2024, sumi ink on paper

2026 · July 8 – August 12

Beginning Sumi-e: Bamboo

A six-week class at Studio 55 Martinez. Wednesdays, 10 AM–12 PM. Learn the foundations of sumi-e through bamboo.

©Yoshikawa_Fumiyo Tsunagu 6, 2026, sumi ink and mineral pigments

2026 · July 11 – Sep 4

From Trees to Forest 集樹成林

Invited group exhibition. Showing Tsunagu 6. CCACC Art Gallery, Gaithersburg, MD.

©Yoshikawa_Fumiyo Tōryanse — The Gate, 2026, sumi ink triptych on washi

2026 · June 20 – July 18

Bewitched! Kitsune in the House

Arc Gallery SF, San Francisco. Showing Tōryanse — The Gate, a triptych in sumi ink and Nihonga pigments on washi.