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Kazuo Okazaki

－HISASHI－

Period | 2024.10.7 – 10.25

Venue | YOKOTA TOKYO

Yuko Shiraishi

Yuko Shiraishi, after The Garden of Forking Paths

Period | 2024.11.11 – 12.6

Venue | YOKOTA TOKYO

Kiyoji Otsuji In the Studio

Kiyoji Otsuji

YOKOTA TOKYO has published a portfolio Kiyoji Otsuji In the Studio. The book focuses on the experimental collaboration between Kiyoji Otsuji and Nobuya Abe, includes previously unpublished photographs in different compositions.

Nathan Lerner 1913－1997

Author | Toshino Iguchi

Production & Publishing | YOKOTA TOKYO

Price | ¥2,500

YOKOTA TOKYO has published an exhibition catalogue with a newly written text by Toshino Iguchi. This is the first book published in Japan to introduce Nathan Lerner's work in detail. This bilingual catalogue also contains numerous illustrations. Please contact us for further information.

Document 1976 – 2021

On the occasion of the 45th anniversary of Shigeru Yokota Gallery, we published the documents that come in four installments, summarizing our activities in May 2022.

・Document 1976—2021
・Tokyo Publishing House Document 1976—2021
・Photobook 1976 — 2021
・Library + Archive

Katsuhito Nishikawa　Serenity in Stillness

Period | 2024.9.14 – 2025.1.26

Venue | Kawamura Memmorial DIC Museum of Art

The first retrospective exhibition in Japan of Katsuhito Nishikawa, based in Germany for over 40 years, will be held. Consistent stillness in a variety of media - sculpture, photography, painting, drawing, installation, and architectural structures - is a major characteristic of Nishikawa's work. Approximately 70 works will be on display at this exhibition.

Yuko Shiraishi　Through

Period | 2024.9.26 – 11.2

Venue | Annely Juda Fine Art

The exhibition "Through" by Yuko Shiraishi will be held at Annely Juda Fine Art. In “Through ”, recent paintings and a new installation“ Bunk Bed Odyssey-Parallel Lullaby ” will be exhibited.

Modern Images of Ancient Clay Figures

Period | 2024.10.1 – 12.22

Venue | The Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo

This exhibition traces the history of excavated artifacts such as haniwa and clay figurines that have attracted attention as cultural phenomena. It explores why excavated relics such as Haniwa, which was painted in the Meiji period when archaeology was introduced, and Jomon earthenware, which Okamoto Taro found aesthetic value in, received so much attention and how they were evaluated. APN works by Shozo Kitadai and Kiyoji Otsuji are exhibited in this exhibition.

The Path of Abstraction

Period | 2024.10.3 – 12.17

Venue | Gallery 4 (Terada Kotaro Memorial Gallery), 4th floor at Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery

Mr. Terada, a member of the joint venture partners of the Tokyo Opera City Building, has a collection of approximately 4,000 pieces of postwar Japanese art. The collection exhibition “Abstract Lane” will be held to introduce a selection of abstract art, which was one of the pillars of the collection, and Yuko Shiraishi's works are exhibited.