agnosco

Hello,

FYI on an exhibition opening Dec. 9, 2014, in Kamakura, Japan.

www.agnoscoexhibition.wordpress.com

Thanks.

M. Hevezi

Wow, not even one reply, hello, welcome aboard ... wow.

So be it.

Anyway, I just found a great frame solution, and I want to share my find with this community, just in the event another photographer is in

need of framing.

I was walking down the street in Kamakura couple days ago and stumbled upon a cemetery services company. Well, their lobby was

decorated with photos mounted in these amazingly beautiful plexiglas frames.

The frame brand is called "Face Five."

They run about $40 each (USD).

I am not sure if they are made in Japan, but I would not be surprised, as they are super clever and elegant in design.

Will post a photo later, for those interested.

Thanks.

<h1 >Sponsors</h1>

<p>Please become a sponsor of the AGNOSCO exhibition and have your name or business featured on a full-page group listing inside the front cover of the AGNOSCO sales guide, which will be available at gallery showings as well as in downloadable .pdf format via the AGNOSCO website.<br>

Sponsor opportunities to be listed in the sales guide will end soon, when the guide is sent to printer.<br>

Your contribution will help the artist defray production costs for this exhibit as well as demonstrate your support for an independent artist who is introducing a unique vision and style to a worldwide audience.<br>

GOLD SPONSORS $1,000<br>

SLIVER SPONSORS $500<br>

BRONZE SPONSORS $100<br>

(USD)<br>

For more information about becoming a sponsor to the AGNOSCO exhibition or to submit your sponsor request, please send an email to: agnoscoexhibit@juno.com<br>

To become a sponsor right now, please contribute your sponsor funds at the following link:<br>

http://www.gofundme.com/96v2b0<br>

Some unexpected financial challenges popped up, an I am in need of some financial assistance to complete the critical last-minute prep work for this exhibition. I am a disabled veteran and have some financial limitations as a result.<br>

For those members interested to see more of this exhibit, I have posted a link on the AGNOSCO website to preview 10 of the 55 AGNOSCO photographs:<br>

http://agnoscoexhibition.wordpress.com/<br>

Here is a link to my personal archive if interested to see more than the 10 preview photographs:<br>

http://www.pbase.com/hevezimj<br>

If you happen to be in Tokyo May 28 - June 04 2014, please stop by Kurihara Gallery and say hello.<br>

Hosted reception May 28, will be from 5:00PM - 6:30 PM.<br>

See you in Tokyo!<br>

Mateo</p>

For those who would like to see more of my past work, please access my personal archive at the below URL:

http://www.pbase.com/hevezimj/root&page=all

AGNOSCO - Spirits Among Us

a photography exhibition by Mateo Hevezi is a now online at the following URL:

http://agnoscoexhibition.wordpress.com

There are many new and interesting links that are both educational and in some instances, fascinating.

AGNOSCO is a collection of 55 photographs that will premiere May 28, 2014 in Tokyo.

The Kurihara Gallery is presenting the AGNOSCO exhibition.

There are three rotations; Spring, Summer and Fall (2014). Each rotation will present 12-16 photos for exhibit.

I invite members to stop by and take a look around. I am sure you will not be disappointed.

Please don't forget to sign the guestbook.

See you in Tokyo!

Mateo Hevezi

<p>The Kurihara Gallery presents "AGNOSCO - Spirits Among US," a photography exhibition by Mr. Mateo Hevezi.<br>

AGNOSCO opens May 28, 2014 through June 04, in Tokyo, Nishiikebukuro, Japan.<br>

The Kurihara Gallery is located at 3 Chome-19-5 Nishiikebukuro, Tokyo, a five-minute walk from the Ikebukuro JR station. Gallery hours are from Monday-Saturday 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. <br>

This exhibit is a free event.<br>

More information about AGNOSCO is available at the links listed below.<br>

AGNOSCO Exhibition URL is: <br>

<strong>http://agnoscoexhibition.wordpress.com/</strong><br>

The Kurihara Gallery (Japanese language only) URL is:<br>

<strong>http://www.kurihara-art.com/</strong></p>

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Hi, I am new member here. My name is Mateo Hevezi.

I have 12 prints I need framed prior to May 22, 2014, for an exhibit in Tokyo. This is my first time to exhibit in Tokyo, so I am short on

local knowledge and contacts.

I was hoping somebody in this community might offer some referrals to Tokyo- region framer who might be able to take this job.

I need museum grade work done.

Prints are 10 x 15, and one 20 x 30 (inches).

Nothing fancy, just simple black frame, typical photo exhibit style. White museum mat board.

Soon as I figure out the tech navigation stuff, I will get more info out to the community. But I am on a tight schedule and need some quick

help if possible.

I live in Kanagawa-Ken (prefecture/state)

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Mateo Hevezi

My contact info is:

Hevezim@juno.com