Upcoming Talk
STPI in Kyoto | Talk 1: Behind the Editions: Experimentations in Printmaking and Papermaking Today 07.11.2026
Information
Event upcoming
7 November 2027, Saturday
2.30pm
Kyoto City University of Arts
Building F
6-3 Shimono-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi,
Kyoto 600-8206
About The Public Programme
Every contemporary print carries an invisible history of collaboration — the quiet, often improvisational dialogue between an artist’s vision and a technician’s skill. This informal, demystifying session pulls back the curtain on that relationship, following the day-to-day realities of working in a workshop like STPI: the trial and error, the technical problem-solving, and the creative give-and-take that shapes a finished edition.
Drawing on firsthand experience from an artist-in-residence and former workshop director at STPI, the discussion unpacks how collaborating through experimentation have become central to boundary-pushing print and paper works made at STPI.
Speakers:
Teppei Kaneuji, Artist & Associate Professor, Kyoto City University of Arts
Tabaimo, Artist
Moderator:
Eitaro Ogawa, former Workshop Director, STPI
About the artists
Available works
Exhibition
Upcoming Group Exhibition
STPI in Kyoto: Print, Paper & Beyond | 版画、紙、そしてその先へ
2026-11-07 — 2026-11-12
アジアにおける現代アートの先進的拠点 STPI〔シンガポール／エグゼクティブ・ディレクター：Emi Eu（エミ・ユー）〕は、展覧会「STPI in Kyoto ―版画、紙、そしてその先へ―」を、2026 年 11 月 7 日（土）から 12 日（木）まで、京都市立芸術大学 B 地区 F 棟（京都市下京区）で開催します。
STPI Singapore presents STPI in Kyoto: Print, Paper & Beyond.
Held in parallel with STPI’s participation at Art Collaboration Kyoto (ACK), STPI brings the spirit of innovation to Kyoto through an intimate series of artists talks, student-led workshops, and a curated showcase at the Kyoto City University of the Arts (KCUA) from 7 to 12 November 2026.
Both presentations are timely amidst Singapore and Japan marking 60 years of bilateral ties and celebrating over two decades of artistic exchange between STPI and Japanese artistic practices. These collaborations forge new affinities and connections with KCUA’s printmaking department and Kyoto’s longstanding heritage of craftsmanship and material mastery, fortifying an important key in STPI’s wider international practice.