Gallery Koyanagi is pleased to present “Object Lessons,” a two-person exhibition by Yuta Nakamura and Ebosi Yuasa from January 28 to March 31, 2023. Yuta Nakamura was born in Tokyo in 1983
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NANZUKA is pleased to announce its curation of Keiichi Tanaami’s solo exhibition “That’s All Right!!” at PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO (Shibuya PARCO 4F). This exhibition is a special collaboration born from Tanaami’s continuous
As part of Sadamasa Motonaga :Triangle, Circle, Square at Fergus McCaffrey Tokyo, we are pleased to announce the latest edition of FM Forward the gallery’s digital platform. The platform allows viewers to access a special documentary
TOKYO, Jan. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Drecom Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Yuki Naito) announces that “Tokyo Stories,” scheduled for release on PC and consoles, will be exhibited at the 2023 Taipei Game Show,
NANZUKA is pleased to present an exhibition of new works by American artist Matthew Palladino at NANZUKA UNDERGROUND (1F).This marks the artist’s latest solo exhibition with NANZUKA following his previous concurrent shows
JPS Gallery is pleased to present Takuji Honda – solo exhibition of T9G at our Tokyo location. The exhibition will feature a series of paintings and sculptures reflecting the artist’s disapproval of
On November 26th, 2022 in Tokyo, Fergus McCaffrey is pleased to celebrate the Centennial of the birth of Sadamasa Motonaga with the opening of the exhibition Triangle, Circle, Square, which features 14 paintings made
JPS Gallery is pleased to present Gab More’s first solo exhibition The Skies Have Eyes for Knives at the gallery’s Tokyo location. Born in Trois-Rivières, Canada, More moved to Montreal in 2018 to pursue
NANZUKA is pleased to announce its curation of British artist James Jarvis’s solo exhibition, “Hello Bauhaus” at PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO (Shibuya PARCO 4F). Born in 1970, James Jarvis is an illustrator and
NANZUKA is pleased to present Keiichi Tanaami’s exhibition “Mirror of the World,” held concurrently at NANZUKA UNDERGROUND and 3110NZ by LDH kitchen. This is a solo exhibition of new works following the
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
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
