Nov. 11-Dec.14
Born and raised in Hachioji, Tokyo, Keiko Kiyohara (1955-87) studied printing at Tama Art University in the late 1970s. She specialized in copperplate etching and her work was not only selected by the Japan Print Association in 1980, but it also won her the Japan Print Association Award two years later.
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