Prayer Crane Bag/SAVE JAPAN!
Posted: 03/15/2011 Filed under: ART, BIKE, Culture, freediving, Guitar, music, NATURE, New exhibition | Tags: aya kawaguchi, Earthquake, Fukushima, japan, Japan Aid, lazy monk, Nuclear Plant, painting zombies, ryuta nakajima, Tsumani Leave a comment »Aya and I are doing everything we can to support Japan. Even if you do not need or want our bag, please remember that people in Japan needs you now!
For more information regarding this bag, please visit our website LAZY MONK. 
painting zombies exhibition update
Posted: 12/06/2010 Filed under: ART, New exhibition | Tags: Alexis Kuhr, Andy Messerschmidt, aya kawaguchi, Clarence Morgan, contemporary art, Miltos Manetas, Nash Gallery, painting zombies, ryuta nakajima Leave a comment »
p-factroy presents “Painting Zombies” at the NASH Gallery
Posted: 11/12/2010 Filed under: New exhibition | Tags: Alexis Kuhr, Andy DuCett, Andy Messerschmidt, Ann Tarantino, aya kawaguchi, David Dilworth, Davin Watne, Jacob lunderby, Jason Teraoka, Kyle Usui, lauren Clay, Les Joynes, Milton Manitas, Nash Gallery, p-factory, painting zombies, Ryan Fryar, ryuta nakajima, Steven Hampton, Yida Wang, Yutaka Uemura Leave a comment »
p-factory presents: PAINTING ZOMBIES, on view from Tuesday, November 16 – Wednesday, December 15. The opening reception is Friday, November 19 from 6-8:30 pm.
Organized by Clarence Morgan and Ryuta Nakajima, the show has been 3 years in the making.
Participating artists are:
Lauren Clay (New York, NY)
Andy DuCett (Minneapolis, MN)
Steven Hampton (Los Angeles, CA)
Aya Kawaguchi (Duluth, MN)
Jacob Lunderby (Philadelphia, PA)
Andy Messerschmidt (Ely, MN)
Jason Teraoka (Honolulu, HI)
Kyle Usui (Hilo, HI)
Davin Watne (Kansas City, MO)
David Dilworth (Berkeley, CA)
Ryan Fryar (York, PA)
Les Joynes (New York, NY)
Alexis Kuhr (Minneapolis, MN)
Miltos Manetas (London, UK)
Ann Tarantino (State College, PA)
Yutaka Uemura (Okinawa, Japan)
Yida Wang (Honolulu, HI)
Department of Art University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Location: Katherine E. Nash Gallery Regis Center for Art (East)
