Ms Misha Moore wrote a nice review of the Art of Contemporary Shibari Exhibit for Sinical Magazine. Read the article here.
(Lew Rubens and Lisa viewing some of the art exhibited by Hikari Kesho. Photo courtesy of Ms. Misha Moore.)
The Art of Contemporary Shibari Exhibit is the largest display of shibari art in a gallery setting in the world. This exhibit is hosted by Mother Dog Studios and is part of the Fotofest 2012 Biennial activities.
Here are some pictures of its installation. Continue reading
An international group of 17 world class shibari riggers and photographers sent 159 prints to Mother Dog Studios for this exhibit, which makes it the largest gallery exhibit of Contemporary Shibari Art in the world. Many of the prints in this exhibit are larger than life. Continue reading
This is a signature position by CharlyB. It’s another example of people having fun with shibari. This very nice black and white photograph includes the elements to make good shibari art – a pretty model, excellent ropework, the contrast of the rope against the smooth curves and soft skin of the model, and great lighting. And, it is a cool self portrait. Continue reading
Shibari techniques are also used to create decorative patterns as seen in this nice diamond weave rope dress. This image is also an example of an excellent rigger and his pretty model having fun with shibari. Peek-a-boo. Continue reading
This great image, “Miss Nicole”, will be displayed and offered for sale by the talented shibari artist and photographer, CharlyB, at the Art of Contemporary Shibari Exhibit. Continue reading
People around the world enjoy shibari. They create beautiful art and perform shibari routines in clubs and private parties. And, of course, they enjoy shibari in their private lives.
Here is a performance that CharlyB and Caryn enjoyed doing for a club audience in 2008. CharlyB is one of our exhibitors and will be performing shibari routines during our Opening weekend, March 16 – 18, 2012. Make plans to visit us, meet and enjoy CharlyB and other very talented artists. Continue reading