Fergus McCaffrey is proud to present Marcia Hafif: Change and Continuity 1962 – 1974. It is the artist’s fourth solo presentation with the gallery since 2015, and her first in Japan. The years between 1962 and 1974 mark some of the most transformative of Hafif’s career, as she moved from Rome…
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JPS Gallery is pleased to present Nowhere —> Now Here, an influential group exhibition featuring three Japanese artists, including Arashi M, MOMO YAMA and Shintaro Inoue, whose works pay tribute to the enduring appeal of women across different eras. Focusing on the artists’ most recent works, the exhibition captures momentary expressions…
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Gallery Koyanagi is pleased to present “OPERA HOUSE,” a solo exhibition by Hiroshi Sugimoto, on view from September 3 (Sat) through November 6 (Sun). This exhibition will be the first time that the “Opera House” series would be exhibited in Japan. The “Opera House” series is a series of photographs…
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NANZUKA is pleased to present a solo exhibition of German artist Tatjana Doll at 3110NZ by LDH kitchen. Tatjana Doll was born in Burgsteinfurt in Ex-West Germany and graduated from Dusseldorf Art Academy. Her recent major solo exhibitions include, NICHT VORBEIGEHEN. Konrad-von-Soest-Preis 2018 (LWL-Museum für Kunst und Kultur, Münster, 2019), Was heißt Untergrund? (KINDL?Zentrum…
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NANZUKA is pleased to present “SYNDROME,” a solo exhibition of new works by Ryuichi Ohira at NANZUKA UNDERGROUD (1F). Ryuichi Ohira was born in 1982 in Tokyo, and grew up in Chiba Prefecture. He received a BFA in Sculpture from Tokyo University of the Arts in 2011. Ohira has showcased…
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JPS Gallery is delighted to present a group exhibition titled Hullabaloo* to celebrate the triumphant characteristics of this era through various artistic representations of the human body expressed by visual language. This exhibition features four emerging artists with practices that observe and embrace the human form. Through the progressive lens of Florine…
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Through July 16th, 2022 at Fergus McCaffrey, Tokyo Fergus McCaffrey Tokyo is pleased to continue our presentation Kathleen Jacobs at the gallery’s Tokyo location. The exhibition has received an excellent response, including an in-depth interview with Jacobs published in Tokyo Art Beat, featuring a video conversation capturing the artist elaborating on the details of…
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NANZUKA is pleased to present two concurrent exhibitions of new works by American artist Matthew Palladino at NANZUKA 2G and 3110NZ by LDH kitchen. These exhibitions mark the artist’s first presentation in Japan. Palladino was born in San Francisco, CA., and graduated from the California College of Arts. He currently…
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NANZUKA is pleased to announce its curation of Spanish artist Javier Calleja’s solo exhibition, “MR.GÜNTER, THE CAT SHOW” at PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO (Shibuya PARCO 4F). Calleja’s works are filled with a diverse array of twists and interventions that bring surprise and humor to various events within daily life. As a…
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NANZUKA is pleased to present a solo exhibition with Spanish artist Julio Anaya Cabanding at NANZUKA 2G. Julio Anaya Cabanding was born in 1987 in Malaga, Spain, where he currently continues to live and work.Cabanding is known for his reworkings of historical paintings spanning the classical period to the present,…
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NANZUKA is pleased to present A Ripple in Time, an exhibition project by American artist Daniel Arsham. The project consists of five exhibitions. In addition to a showcasing of works in NANZUKA’s three gallery spaces, a public art piece will be presented at Roppongi Hills’ 66 Plaza, as well as an…
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NANZUKA is pleased to present three concurrent exhibitions of new works by Yogyakarta-based Indonesian artist Roby Dwi Antono (b.1990) at NANZUKA UNDERGROUND, NANZUKA 2G, and 3110NZ. These exhibitions mark the artist’s first solo presentation with the gallery. The extraordinary talent of Roby Dwi Antono who had expressed a keen interest…
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