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Current events
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"Tone...s" Exhibition
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Seiko Omori "Garden - Light, Sound, and Colors"
Seiko Omori presents her two dimensional works combining illustrations that she used to use for women's magazine works and images of flowers and plants. Small craft items are also on display. Opening (...)
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"HHHAN-DO" Exhibition
Exhibition by 4th year students in the printing department at Tokyo Zokei University.
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"Nikken OB Art Club Sora-iro" Exhibition
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A.R. Penck "From the 1970s to the present"
A. R. Penck was born in the former East Germany. His work is rooted in primitive motifs and old representational symbols and words. Despite a large-scale solo exhibition of his work that was held at the (...)
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Asa no Kai Exhibition
Asa no Kai Ningyocho exhibition made up mainly of artists from the painting department of Asagaya Art College. Opening Party: May 12th (Mon) 17:00
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Eiko Seto Exhibition
[Image: "Self Mandala -Banquet-" Oil]
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Hayato Jome "11 Days of Eden"
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Ikuko Morimura Exhibition
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Julie Heffernan Exhibition
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Junko Komatsu Exhibition
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Kazuhiro Shoji Exhibition
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Ken Kageyama + Isao Fujii Exhibition
[Image: Isao Fujii]
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Kensaku Yamaguchi Exhibition
Yamaguchi's rich, poetic oil paintings of nature scenes depict a world whose gentleness has long been forgotten in the midst of the modern city.
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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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Machiko Sakurai Exhibition
[Image: "Very Very", 130 x 200cm]
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Makoto Abe Exhibition
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Meo Saito "Adabanaen - Ephemeral Flower Garden"
"Adabanaen - Ephemeral Flower Garden" showcases the works of the prolific painter Meo Saito, who is represented by Gallery Art Unlimited. Born in Tokyo in 1973, Saito is known for her detailed brushwork (...)
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Miyoko Uchida + Yo Sugawara Exhibition
For this exhibition, Uchida is showing around 25 mixed media works of acrylic, stone implements and pastels on paper, including some from a series entitled "Kaminariiwa Song Series". Sugawara will show (...)
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Permanent Collection Exhibition
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Reika Matsuda Exhibition
[Image: Previous installation view]
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Satoru Furuya "From Haginowatarikaitaku to the East"
3 years after 2005's "Haginowatarikaitaku", this exhibition features paths leading off to the sea.
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Shinichi Oikawa "Symptom"
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Shinko Okuhara "Sleeping Person"
This artist has gained a broad fan base for her depictions of mysterious scenes lurking in daily urban scenes. This is her first solo exhibition comprising large scale paintings. Sleeping people can be (...)
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Tai Ogawa "The End of the World and Mother-Fucker "
The human figures depicted in the works of Tai Ogawa are far from what we could conceivably call human beings - rather, they are mere motifs that are often imbued with animalistic qualities. The use of (...)
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Takako Nagai Exhibition
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Takashi Suzuki Exhibition
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This Week at Gallery Yokohama Civic Art Gallery
Kanagawa Tama Art Group Exhibition 2008 -Gallery 1F -Oil painting, watercolor, nihonga, sumi-ink drawing, printmaking, sculpture, craft. -70 works -Opens at 13:00 on the first exhibition day. 15th (...)
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Tsukiyo Tabei "Life Happens Along With Light"
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Yumiko Nomiyama Exhibition
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Yuriko Hoshino "House by the Water"
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"16th Efukeikai Landscape Sketches" Exhibition
Around 100 landscape sketches by members of the Efukeikai, sizes 4-8 watercolors.
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"44th Artist Group Existentialists" Exhibition
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"5th Anniversary of Opening of Hayama Branch, Part Three" Exhibition
This exhibition showcases the richness, quality and volume of the museum's collection, which includes about 10,000 pieces primarily of modern Japanese art. The exhibition will present works that are normally (...)
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"5th Anniversary of Opening of Hayama Branch, Part Two" Exhibition
This exhibition showcases the richness, quality and volume of the museum's collection, which includes about 10,000 pieces primarily of modern Japanese art. The exhibition will present works that are normally (...)
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"A Profusion of Paintings from the Collection" Exhibition
Selected works from the large collection of the Museum of Modern Art, Hayama, the Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura, and Kamakura Annex will be exhibited simultaneously. Around 500 to 600 works will be on (...)
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"Edo Artistic Practice: Court and Folk" Exhibition
During the Edo period, the Tokugawa shogunate was patron to artists from the Kano and Sumiyoshi schools as well as folk etching and ukiyo-e artists, all of whom were frequently commissioned for work. Before (...)
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"From Mitaka" Exhibition
4th installment in yearly series of exhibitions featuring artists living in Mitaka working in a variety of media.
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"Gimme More Tequila!! I. Another Glass at the Beach" Exhibition
Group exhibition of artists from different generations and working in different styles, 2D works and paintings. This time, the artists have split the exhibition into two periods among themselves according (...)
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"H.A.C. Members' Exhibition vol.1"
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"Kaii Higashiyama: A Retrospective" Exhibition
- at The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
- in the Nihonbashi, Kudanshita area
- Closes in 4 days
This is a retrospective exhibition on landscape artist Kaii Higashiyama, born in 1908. He established a unique style characterized by planarity and simplicity as can be seen in his representative work (...)
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"La Venere di Urbino: The Lineage of the Goddess of Beauty from Antiquity to the Renaissance" Exhibition
This exhibition displays various works on the theme of the goddess Venus, dating from antiquity through the Renaissance and early Baroque eras. The exhibition, with its selection of approximately 70 paintings, (...)
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"Pochu - Pop and Kichu Fictional Creatures" Exhibition
This exhibition presents a wide range of works created by students at Tama Art University and Musashino Art University. Based on the theme of "fictional creatures", the exhibition has something of a rabid (...)
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Aika Sumida Exhibition
Opening Party: May 13th (Tue) 17:30-20:00
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Atsuko Hisamatsu Exhibition
"Scenes relating to water" is the overall theme of this artist's work. She emphasizes the atmospheric aspect of painting, capturing subtleties and visualizing the basic sensuous elements of life such as (...)
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Permanent Collection "Spring"
Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art changes their permanent collection display four times a year. The current exhibition in the main building presents works by artists that are from or lived in Yamanashi, (...)
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This Week at Kanagawa Prefectural Gallery
-25th Bokushin-Kai Ink Painting National Open Call Exhibition Dates: May 13th (Tue)-May 18th (Sun) Location: Exhibition Rooms 2, 5 Contact: Bokushin-Kai 044-989-6775 -Uneven Rotating Ovals 31 Dates: (...)
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This Week at Yokohama Civic Gallery, Azamino
"Sakura" Exhibition Around 30 oil and ink paintings created using unique techniques. -Location: Exhibition Room B, 1F -Dates & Times: May 12th (Mon)-May 18th (Sun) 9:00-21:00. Opens at 13:00 on (...)
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Yoshiyuki Ishigamori Exhibition
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Yuko Tsuchiya + Kyoko Fujitani Exhibition
Both Tsuchiya and Fujitani graduated from the painting department of Musashino Art University in 2005. This exhibition features their works from 2005 and after, focusing mainly on painting.
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"108" Exhibition
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This Week at Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi - 6th Floor Galleries
- at Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi - 6th Floor Galleries
- in the Nihonbashi, Kudanshita area
- Closes in 5 days
Tokusen Gallery -Tatsuya Ishiodori nihonga exhibition -Senshinkai tea ceremony implements exhibition Bijutsu Salon -Sotokai four-person exhibition Art Square -4th "Sekijunkai" stone sculpture (...)
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"Seven Seventieth" Exhibition
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"Toukon" Exhibition
The title "Toukon" roughly translates into "small but motivated soul." This exhibition features a variety of works that are tiny but surely light up your heart. All the works are smaller than the size (...)
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Yukichi Kouge Exhibition
Inspired by Cézanne, Yukichi Kouge decided to become a painter when he was a child. Later, he moved to France and stayed there for 40 years, expressing his appreciation for southern French landscapes through (...)
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"Ach, so! = Aa, soh! Part 2" Exhibition
"Ach so" is one of the few expressions in both Japanese and German that are used in both languages to express surprise. Germans say "ach so!" when they unexpectedly learn something new, while Japanese (...)
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Jang-Chi "Mental Body"
Opening Reception: April 17th (Thurs) 18:00-20:00 The artist will be present at the opening.
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Group Exhibition
Between May 1st and 23rd, we will be showing works by Hiroshi Sugito and Atsushi Fukui, Terry Winters, Satoshi Hirose, Rieko Otake and photographs by Tamami Hitsuda who is also currently holding a solo (...)
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Koichi Honke Exhibition
Opening party: May 12th (Mon) 17:00-18:30
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Masatoshi Tsunematsu Exhibition
[Image: "A Hundred Stories - Zodiac (Dragon)" (2008) Oil, tempera on paper & board, 18cm (dia.)]
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"Landscape X" Exhibition
Landscape painting flourished at the end of 19th century. More than a century later, modern landscape and methods of depicting it have changed considerably. Started in April 1999, this is the 10th edition (...)
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"The Young Aggressive - Refractory Character of Contemporary Art in Russia" Exhibition
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Mayu Hattori Exhibition
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Nao Inoue Exhibition
Opening Reception: May 12th (Mon) 17:00-19:00 [Image: "Planet with V-shaped Steel Tower" (2006) Acrylic on canvas 60 × 72.7cm ]
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Permanent Collection Exhibition
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Sakurako Ishizuka Exhibition
Ishizuka's work is frequently used in Soji Shimada's books. Her work always stirs up strong visceral sensations and subconscious reactions in her audience. This is her first solo exhibition at this venue. [Image: (...)
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Takeshi Shinohara Exhibition
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Toshio Kurosaki Exhibition
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"Anniversary Celebration: Selected Works from the Museum Collection" Exhibition
Celebrating the museum's 20th anniversary its reopening after a renewal program, this exhibition presents 175 masterpieces from the museum collection along with an introduction to the museum's 60 years (...)
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"From Jakuchu to the Kano School - The Flourishing Art of the 18th Century" Exhibition
The Edo period lasted for more than 250 years, during which time several formidable painters came to prominence, especially in the 18th century, contributing to a golden age in the visual arts. Jakuchu, (...)
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"Maddalena Sisto's Land" Exhibition
Maddelena Sisto (born 1951 in Alexandria, passed away 2000 in Milan) was a world-renowned illustrator who worked with magazines like Italian Vogue and Elle Deco, and was also something of a legend in the (...)
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"Matisse et Bonnard: Lumière de la Méditerranée" Exhibition
This exhibition presents the richly colored worlds of two great painters of the twentieth century: Henri Matisse (1869-1954) and Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947). The two stood out amidst the emerging new art (...)
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"New Collection" Exhibition
Works newly added to the museum collection in 2006 and 2007 will be introduced. [Image: Norihiko Saito "Water Land-7"]
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Kojiro Kosugi Retrospective Exhibition
Amid the mess of reckless change in the world today, Kojiro's still lifes and landscape paintings emanate a calm and stability all his own. Kojiro inherits a venerable tradition among Japanese artists (...)
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Marc Chagall "Poet of Colors"
Chagall was born to a Jewish family in Vitebsk, a city in western Russia, after which he moved successively to Moscow, Berlin, Paris and New York. He availed himself of a spectacular palette of color in (...)
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Natsuyuki Nakanishi "Chain of Painting, Forest of Light"
Natsunori Nakanishi (1935-) continues to question what painting means to us today. His work is highly acclaimed for its splendid brush strokes that attempt to materialize the qualities of light. This exhibition (...)
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Permanent Collection II "The World of Beauty by Hideo Hagiwara"
Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art changes their permanent collection display four times a year. The current exhibition in the South Building presents paintings, prints and glass works by Hideo Hagiwara, (...)
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Rinkyo Ishii Exhibition
Born in Chiba prefecture, the artist studied under Masaaki Horie and Gaho Hashimoto. This exhibition presents Japanese-style paintings by the artist, who was active from the later phase of Meiji period (...)
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Shimon Minamikawa "Pink, Black, War and Peace"
Shimon Minamikawa's present exhibition, "Pink, Black...War and Peace", is informed by the artist's recent consideration of media imagery. Television news broadcasts include information about world events (...)
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This Week at Gallery Le Deco
1F Tomomi Yatsuda "Animism" Dates: May 13th (Tue)-May 25th (Sun) Genre: 2D 2F "Tripod 1" Exhibition Dates: May 13th (Tue)-May 18th (Sun) Genre: Photography Artists: Kazuyuki Kurita, Ko Takano, (...)
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"45th Sun Exhibition"
Nichido Gallery celebrated its 80th founding anniversary last spring. This exhibition showcases work by 150 selected Showakai artists working mostly in contemporary yoga (Western style) painting.
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Naomi Okubo Exhibition
An artist's talk will be held on Wednesday, May 7th, 17:30-18:30
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Tomoko Konoike "Hidden Mountain and The Lodge"
This exhibition, held over the 2nd and 5th floors of Mizuma Gallery, has the structure and progression of a mountain expedition, posing the possibility of accident and encounters with natural phenomena...some (...)
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Kenzo Nojiri "Heaven"
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Permanent Exhibition
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Shinichiro Kitaura "Imitation of Adults"
Kitaura's characteristic styles are his child-like stormy scribbled brushwork and physical contrast between the thickness of such a fiercely applied paint and the smooth surface of his canvas. His whimsically (...)
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Kenta Ueoka "Portraits"
Reception Party: April 27th (Sun) 15:00-19:00
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Oscar Oiwa Exhibition
Oscar Oiwa (born 1965) is a satirical artist with a particularly strong narrative thread in his paintings, which often mask social commentary. Born after the war to parents who emigrated from Japan to (...)
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Suzy Amakane Exhibition
This is a commemorative exhibition of Suzy Amakane's comic book to be published in May. Her original illustrations and paintings will be on display. More details will be announced later.<


