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  • Tatsuo Kawaguchi

  • Tatsuo Kawaguchi

    Oil Paintings

    Period | 2025.2.10 – 3.7

    Venue | YOKOTA TOKYO
  • Museum of Kyushu Sangyo University

  • 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.
  • Gallery 58

  • MOT Collection "Seven Beauties in the Bamboo Forest"　"Small Glow"
    Pre-30th Anniversary Exhibit: "Leiko IKEMURA Mark MANDERS Rising Light/Frozen Moment"

    Period | 2024.12.14 –2025.3.30

    Venue | Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

    This exhibition introduces the allure of contemporary art from various perspectives through three themes: "Seven Beauties in the Bamboo Forest", "Small Glow", and "Pre-30th Anniversary Exhibit:Leiko Ikemura and Mark Manders Rising Light/Frozen Moment".
    In the "Seven Beauties in the Bamboo Forest" section, which focuses on seven female artists, Hideko Fukushima's works will be featured. The "Small Glow" section will showcase works by Shozo Kitadai.
  • 碧南市藤井達吉現代美術館

  • Ashikaga Museum of Art, Asakawa Collection: The Heartbeat of "Avant-Garde" Chasing Dreams

    Period | 2025.1.4 – 2.24

    Venue | Hekinan city Tatsukichi Fujii Museum of Contemporary Art

    This exhibition introduces the Asakawa Collection held by the museum. Kunio Asakawa (1932- ) established his own gallery, Shunju, after working for over 12 years at Minami Gallery, which made great contributions to the introduction of contemporary art. Works by Natsuyuki Nakanishi will be exhibited.
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  • Kazuo Okazaki　－Supplements－

    Period | 2025.1.4 – 3.23

    Venue | Gallery Ten（405-2, Sekisesnincho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto Tel/fax 075-744-6533）
    13:00-18:00（open on Sats, Suns and National Holidays）

    This is the opening exhibition of the gallery established by Nobuhiko Tsuchibuchi, a well-known researcher on Shuzo Takiguchi. The exhibition features small works by Kazuo Okazaki, centering on the “Supplements” works.

  • Keio Museum Commons

  • point of view: Kazuo Okazaki

    Period | 2025.1.9 – 2.7

    Venue | Keio Museum Commons

    Kazuo Okazaki's “Supplement” is exhibited as the first installment of “point of view,” a series of small exhibitions introducing works of art, academic materials, and various objects on a single display stand. In the atrium space of the staircase landing, a single work of art, material, tool is exhibited, presenting a point of view. The works and materials from the university collection that cannot be shown in the main exhibition will be presented in a series of four exhibitions to be held at KeMCo during the year 2025.
  • Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design

  • Tono Yoshiaki and Postwar Art

    Period | 2025.1.25 – 4.6

    Venue | Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design

    Yoshiaki Tono (1930-2005), an art critic closely associated with the Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art, is known as the man who introduced Western art to Japan in the postwar period and encouraged domestic trends, calling them “Han Geijutsu (Anti-Art)". He had a major influence on the formation of the museum's collection, and this exhibition looks back on Tono's career as a critic through the works and materials in the museum's collection. Works by Hideko Fukushima, Natsuyuki Nakanishi, and Katsuhiro Yamaguchi will be on display.