Origami Exhibition - Tue 7 April - Fri 29 May 2026
The Origami Art of Tomoko FuseAs part of Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Basic Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between Australia and Japan. Experience the mesmerising world of Japanese origami in a special exhibition and interactive workshops by world-renowned artist Tomoko Fuse. Internationally recognised for her innovative paper-folding techniques, she transforms simple sheets of paper into intricate modular structures embodying both precision and imagination. When and WhereTue 7 April - Fri 29 May 2026 Kerry Packer Civic Gallery Origami WorkshopsBeginner to IntermediateWednesday 8 April, 10am - 12pm, Bradley Forum, Hawke Building Introducing essential folding techniques and patterns, ideal for beginners and those wishing to build confidence. Cost $50, Origami Workshop with Tomoko Fuse (Beginner – Intermediate) Tickets AdvancedWednesday 8 April, 2pm - 4pm, Bradley Forum, Hawke Building Introducing complex structures, precision folding, and sculptural approaches, ideal for experienced practitioners. Cost $50, Origami Workshop with Tomoko Fuse (Advanced) Tickets Exhibition Poster
Download the exhibition poster (1.3MB PDF) JAFA AGM 2019 - President's Report
"JAFA is a unique association that doesn't take itself too seriously, instead taking what it does seriously. It has the creativity, imagination and passion to bring ideas to fulfillment and take its place as a dynamic community organization." To learn more about our achievements you can read the full President's Report by Mike Dunphy by clicking here.
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Diary Dates1st and 3rd Saturdays each MonthCraft Classes 1st April 2023 2pm-3:30pm Cowandilla Primary School 21 Jenkins St, Cowandilla
4th Wednesday of each MonthJ-Kai 26 April 2023 6pm-9pm Hotel Metro 46 Grote St, Adelaide
Coming in 2023
Kodomo no HiSunday 7th May 2023 Thebarton Community Centre AnimeGO! Japan Pop Culture Festival29th October 2023 Adelaide Festival Centre
BonenkaiDecember 2023
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JAFA's Annual General Meeting took place on Wednesday 27 November before our monthly J-Kai.