
Kaji Aso
Founder
Fine Arts & Japanese Culture
Classes, Exhibits & Special Events
In-Person & Virtual Opportunities

* NEW workshop offering*
Artists Trading Cards & Swap
Watercolor Workshop
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
from 11:00 AM-2:30 PM
Bring your watercolor paints
and accept this challenge!
We will work from 11:00 AM-1:30 PM with a break for snack or lunch. Bring your own brown bag or go to one of the local eateries. At 2:15 we will convene and swap cards.
Workshop fee: $60 per person, limited to 10
ATC sized watercolor paper will be supplied.
To Register or for more information:
TANABATA CELEBRATION 2026
at Symphony Park
39 Edgerly Road Boston
New Date due to inclement weather!
NOW
Wednesday July 8th
12 noon to 5:00 pm
Wishes & Japanese
Culture Performances
Program CLICK HERE
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Free and Open to the Public
supported in part by the
Berklee Fenway Neighborood Improvement Grant
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Featured Artists, Musicians and Poets
Kaji Aso
Artist, Teacher, Mentor
Gabriela Anya
Michael Biales
Tsuya Chinn
Shawna V. Carboni
Sarah Coletti
Veda Daly
Jean Danton
Loretta M. Dixon
Katie Dupuree
Leslie Ann Eliet
Kate Finnegan
Harris Gardner
Jeanne Gugino
Michiko Imai
Brenda Jones
Ruth E. Khowais
Karen Klein
Marj Layman
Christy Liao
Paul David Mena
Takahiro Miyao
Kate Nordstrom
Linda Papatopoli
Mikiko Sato
Lainie Senechal
Katherine Sloss
S.E. Tanzer
Samantha Vezina
Gail Wright

watercolor on yupo by Brenda Jones
monotype by Jeanne Gugino
OCTOPUS DREAMS
Now Available for Viewing on YouTube
Group Exhibition & Virtual Presentation
of Art, Music and Poetry inspired by
the theme "Octopus Dreams"
octopus pot
a short-lived dream
under the summer moon
Poem by Basho
calligraphy and sumi ©1988 Kaji Aso
Fun fact:
Tako (Japanese pronunciation for Octopus)
written like this 多幸 is a pun for
"great happiness"

Poem by Basho
calligraphy and sumi ©1988 Kaji Aso
