Kishio Suga from the Haruki Collection

Soramame

Finished

Artists

Kishio Suga

The "Haruki Collection" is a collection of contemporary and antique art collected by Haruki Sato, who runs Gallery Kokon in Senzokuike, Ota-ku, Tokyo. Sato opened Gallery Furukawa in 2010.

Since then, Gallery Kokin has held five solo and special exhibitions of Kishio Suga's work: “Kishio Suga: What I See Behind the Gaze" (2010), “Kisho Suga: 1970s/80s" (2002), “Kisho Suga: 1980s" (2003), and “Kishio Suga: Early Works" (2008), Kishio Suga x Heian Buddha" (2010).

This time, Soramame will exhibit a total of eight works on loan, centering on "Kai-Shugi" (created in 1989, image), selected from among Suga's works that have not been exhibited at Gallery Kokin.

This is one of the most important works in the Haruki Collection, and the first time it has been exhibited in the gallery in 34 years since 1989.

Schedule

Sep 2 (Sat) 2023-Oct 8 (Sun) 2023