Tuesday, October 12, 2004
the meaning of anaba
I'm calling this blog anaba, the same name I gave my first solo show. Anaba is Japanese and can be understood as a special place known only to a few. Like a secret swimming hole that only the locals know about. It's a kanji compound word combining the character for hole(ana) with the character for place(ba), but "anaba" sounds a lot prettier than "hole-place".
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I wondered about that word. I can hear it in my head now that I know it's Japanese. This is Onajide of Miami Art Exchange.
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