Takanawa Zakurozaka Gallery Ippodo - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Takanawa Zakurozaka Gallery Ippodo. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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Kimitomo Matsukata Exhibition
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Sei Arimori Exhibition
Although Arimori chooses to work with tempera, a classic medium of painting, his canvases are always filled with new modes of formative energy. He expresses Western three-dimensionality with gold and silver (...)
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Mitsuzo Yamada Exhibition
During G8 Hokkaido Toyako Summit, Yamada's gilded folding screen with Mt. Fuji portrayal gained favorable notice alongside other 4 national treasure replicas. In 1974, Yamada introduced his works in (...)
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"Tea Ceremony on a Moonlight Night" Exhibition
Compared to countries which have a preference for the bright glare of sunlight, Japanese people seem to be fond of the moon. On display at this edition of "Tea Ceremony on a Moonlight Night" are tea (...)
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"Nabeshima Dantsu Rugs" Exhibition
In the Genroku period Japan about 300 years ago, Nabeshima, the lord of the Saga domain in Hizen region, fell in love with the beauty and rarity of dantsu (hand-woven cotton rug) and encouraged its production (...)
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"Stylish Japanese Tableware" Exhibition
As a concurrent project with its New York branch, Gallery Ippodo is hosting "Stylish Japanese Tableware" Exhibition. On view are Japanese tableware now extremely popular in New York. They have also (...)
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"Bamboo Baskets and Calico" Exhibition
Having studied under the wizard of bamboo basket-making Rokansai Iizuka, Hafu Matsumoto creates sculptural bamboo baskets as carrying on his master's will. By applying a variety of traditional weaving (...)
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Nobuyuki Okumura Exhibition
Rome is the capital of art, filled with sculptures all around the city. Famous episode about the city is that a lot of artists ended up running away from there after realizing that it was impossible for (...)
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Kumiko Shimizu Exhibition
Graduating from the course of the representative hat designer in Japan, Akio Hirata, Shimizu produces her original hats. She says "I designs hats because I find pleasure in running across people who happily (...)
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Masako Hanajima Exhibition
Masako Hanajima is a jewelry designer, who is well versed in Japanese culture and Western music. With her refined sensibility, Hanajima creates jewelries full of femininity and elegance. Her brooches take (...)
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Kokin Exhibition
Kokin is an artist, who is known for exhibitions in hotel lobbies of Tokyo as well as mural production in a three-star restaurant. Being made with materials like Japanese lacquer, acrylic and silver powder, (...)
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Ko Kono "Gathering of Jazzmen"
Ko Kono works with cowhide, breathing life into it by creating elaborate and bold forms from this unconventional material. For this exhibition, he has produced new work taking jazz artists as his theme. (...)
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Shinsuke Fujii Exhibition
This artist is known for crafting simple solid chairs devoid of extraneous ornament out of zelkova and chestnut wood. This exhibition features his chairs that show off the original wood's material beauty (...)
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Masato Yoshioka Exhibition
This artist's mysterious portraits feature subjects from medieval times who don't seem to belong in any particular year or country. He has exhibited her work to huge success at Italian exhibitions of Renaissance (...)
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Katsuhiko Sato Exhibition
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Sei Aomori Exhibition
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Kai Tsujimura Exhibition
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Toshiko Soeda + Yukiko Kitabatake Exhibition
[Image: Toshiko Soeda "Flower and Butterfly"]
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Akihide Yoshikawa "Stone Lights"
People who live in big cities and large apartment buildings need the mellowing influence of the Japanese sense of nature present in Akihide Yoshikawa's stone lights. Yoshikawa makes this lamps with natural (...)
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Takashi Tezuka Exhibition
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Takeshi Katsuyama "Usuba Silk "
This artist is a clothes weaver who emphasizes the traditional work process of "growing a cocoon, spinning the thread and creating obi." He has maintained this diligent attitude towards the craft of weaving (...)
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Shigeru Uchida Exhibition
Chairs have become an indispensable part of modern Japanese life. Recently as the concepts of "Wa" and "Japanese tradition" receive increasing attention, demands for chair design and function and the appropriate (...)
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"A Treasured Work: Home Coming Collection" Exhibition
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Gallery Collections Exhibition
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Ken Akaji + Kei Akaji "Dishes with Red Figures From Kanazawa"
The artist, who is known for his modern and elegant glazes, frequently creates works that are full of momentum and tension. He was born in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture where the traditional arts (...)
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Yoshio Nishihata "Towards the Illusory Gourokuwan (Gouroku bowl)"
<Image: copyright Gallery Ippodo>
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Fujio Kawagishi "The World of 'Wa' style Botanical Art"
The artist draws finely detailed pictures of plants and flowers similar to those in illustrated botanical encyclopedias, miniature pictures from the Edo Era, and European botanical art. In this exhibition, (...)
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Haruo Miyauchi Exhibition
The artist left Japan in 1969 and in 1971 landed a job at New York’s Push Pin Studio, an illustrator’s dream come true. His works graced the covers of Time Magazine and Playboy as he pursued the American (...)
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Sachiko Minegishi "The World of Vintage Bags"
[Image ©Gallery Ippodo]
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Masaaki Shibata "Flow of Folk Craft: Slipware Bowls"
Slipware are ceramic ware that is decorated with slip and baked at decreasing temperature. They were used in daily life in British households around the 18th to 19th centuries. The people who first introduced (...)





