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2019/12/23
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Our gallery is closed from 23rd December to 9th January. (Office opens from 6th January) From 10th January, Taro Yasuno : Unrealized Composition "Icon 2020-2025" and Takahiro Hayakawa : Digital Animism will start. Warmest wishes for a happy new year.
2019/12/19
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The solo exhibition of Hitoshi Kuriyama, "Something Comes from Nothing" is now available. The artist will explain about the exhibition, "Something Comes from Nothing."
2019/12/13
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The solo exhibition of Hitoshi Kuriyama, "Something Comes from Nothing" is now available. The dynamic lightning appearance attracts many people and they stop on their way. The artist will explain about the exhibition, "Something Comes from Nothing."
2019/12/12
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Leandro Erlich, also was a reputable artist at the Setouchi Triennale, will hold a solo exhibition in Seoul, Korea from December 17. (For available works of Erlich, please visit the artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) In this exhibition, not only his new artwork “In the Shadow of Pagoda” which is the first time in public this time, but also “Car Cinema”, which is currently a popular issue in Miami, will be exhibited for the first time in Asia. The new work, “In the Shadow of Pagoda”, is an advanced work of “Swimming Pool,” a renowned art work at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa. Can’t take eyes off the new artworks of Leandro Erlich, the world wide famous artist! ■Solo Exhibition “Both Sides Now” Venue：Buk-SeMA (Seoul Art Museum) Address : Chungero 507, Nowon-ku Seoul, South Korea Period : December 17th 2019 – March 30th 2020 Photo : Elevator Maze (Installation view of Leandro Erlich's solo exhibition at Art Front Gallery, 2018)
2019/12/11
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Iku Harada will participate in Taipei Dangdai in coming January 17th on. She has already exhibited in Singapore or Hong Kong appealing to Asian admirer of her characteristic art style to increase her renown in International art scenes. On the other hand, she also works in Japan for some permanent works. We introduce here a commissioned work realized, over one year and a half for Senzoku Gakuen, a school campus in Kanagawa prefecture.
2019/12/10
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Shinji Ohmaki has been participating in two group exhibitions in Japan now. (For available works of Ohmaki, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) ■Grand Reopening Exhibition: "ETERNAL IDOL" in Gifu. Venue：The Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu Period : November 3 - December 20, 2019 ■"Embodied Warmth" in Tokyo. Venue : Main Gallery 4 (The University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts) Period : November 7 (Thu) - 17 (Sun), 2019 photo: Shinji Ohmaki"Echoes - Crystallization"
2019/12/07
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Michiko Nakatani has been participating in the group exhibition "Portrait" at Spiral from 5(Thu)-15(Sun), December 2019. (For available works of Nakatani, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) ■Portrait Exhibition Date：5(thu) - 15(sun) December 2019 11:00-20:00 Venue：Spiral Garden（Spiral 1F, 5-6-23 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0062） Admission Free Spiral Garden hold a group exhibition on the theme of the “portrait”. In art history, portrait was first considered as a symbol of power and social status, but it was then established as a particular genre of the artistic expression, with many masterpieces that are part of our common knowledge. This time, we introduce artists in their 20s together with artists that everyone knows well. Some works can also be purchased. In addition, during the exhibition period, a workshop on “taking portraits” will be held. Artists: Masanori Ikeda, Suzume Uchida, Noriko Okakaku, Ewelina Skowronska, GROOVISIONS、Saki Kitamura, Hitoshi Tsuboyama, Michiko Nakatani, Wataru Miyagacho, Yasumasa Morimura, Tutankhamendo, Ayaka Yamamoto photo: Michiko Nakatani "Beyond the river, voice calling for a boat" 2018 (detail)
2019/11/22
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We are pleased to update the new column for Masumi Nakaoka, which is works commentary by Masumi Nakaoka herself. In our current exhibition "Masumi Nakaoka: SCALE PUZZLE", the core work is composed of one hundred pieces of drawings which represent interior scape of the artist's atelier. These drawings were sketched directly without using photo, and we interviewed the artist why she changed her creative process to reveal her own renewed concept.
2019/11/17
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Tadashi Kawamata's work "Starting Over, Under Construction Maquette" is exhibited in Special Exhibition : HILLSIDE TERRACE 1969-2019, at Daikanyama,Tokyo. (For available works of Kawamata, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) Kawamata is one of the leading Hillside Gallery artists together with Yukinori Yanagi and Keisuke Yamaguchi. His installation "under construction" in 1984 was pioneering as intervention into public space. However, he had to deinstall soon claimed by atenant of Hillside Terrace. After 33years, Kawamata "revenged" his project with a rooftop installation, of which maquette is exhibited as"Starting over again, Under Construction" . ■HILLSIDE TERRACE 1969-2019 Period : November 9 (Sat)-December 8 (Sun), 2019 Venue : Hillside Forum (Hillside Terrace Bldg. F, 18-8 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)
2019/10/24
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Bunpei Kado will participate in the group exhibition “Taro Okamoto Museum of Art, Kawasaki 1999-2018” at Taro Okamoto Museum of Art, Kawasaki from October 26 , 2019 to January 13 , 2020! For available works of Kado, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here ■“Taro Okamoto Museum of Art, Kawasaki 1999-2018” Period :October 26 ,2019 to January 13 , 2020 The exhibition will showcase art work from previous exhibitions that primarily focus on the “Connection between art and society”, “Support for artists who will inspire the next generation”, and “Taro Okamoto’s fellow artists and their generation”. For the “Connection between art and society” section, we will present an exhibition with motifs of everyday life for Japanese people such as earthquakes (an issue inherent to life in Japan) food, railways, etc. or films and television characters such as Godzilla and Ultraman. This exhibition will highlight the connections between art and these societal phenomenon that would otherwise normally be thought of as unrelated to art. For the “Support for artists who will inspire the next generation” section, we will present modern artists who have won the Taro Okamoto Award for contemporary Art. We believe that projects such as this one will allow us to look back on 20 years of the museums various projects while serving as an opportunity to share the museum’s history with many people and expanding public awareness of the museums role.
2019/10/18
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We are pleased to update the new column for Eko Nugroho, which is works commentary by Eko Nugroho himself. Eko Nugroho, treating social issues as motif but showing something humorous visual. Strong outlines and intense colors of his works greatly attract the interest of audiences. In his solo show at Art Front Gallery, which is organized in co-ordination with the inauguration of the autumn iteration of the Setouchi Triennale 2019, Nugroho responds to the theme, the present and pressing issue of immigration and national borders. This time we had Nugroho talk about the concept of this solos show, work commentary, and some interesting episodes.
2019/10/12
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Tatsuo Kawaguchi’s solo show “Time Compass” is held onEchigo Tsumari Kiyotsu Soko Museum of Art (SoKo), Niigata in Japan. (For available works of Kawaguchi, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) Tatsuo Kawaguchi has been showing his works throughout the world since 1960s'. The theme of his work is "visible", "invisible", and their relationships. The exhibit will include his early drawings in 60s, sculptures sealing plants and other objects in led materials which have been made since 80s, and reconstruction of installation work "Relation—Farmer’s Work", which was once releaced at Echigo-Tsumari Art Trienniale 2012. ■Tatsuo Kawaguchi : Time Compass Date: 2019. April. 27 (Sat.)- May. 6（Mon.) 2019. August 10(Sat.)- 18(Sun.) 2019. October 12 (Sat), 13 (Sun), 14 (Mon), 19 (Sat), 20 (Sun), 26 (Sat), 27 (Sun), November 2 (Sat), 3 (Sun), 4(Mon) Reception： 2019. July 27(Sat.)11：00-13：00 Hours: 10:00 - 17:00 （Last Admission 16:30) SoKo Permanent collections : The World of Yukihisa Isobe Other events nearby： "Echigo-Tsumari Art Field 2019".
2019/10/11
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Based on the latest detailed weather information about typhoon 19, we will close our gallery on Saturday, October 12. We will open the gallery on 13, 14 exhibiting Eko Nugroho: Nowhere is My Destination.
2019/10/04
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Koseki Ono and Michiko Nakatani will participate in the group exhibition at Musée Hamaguchi Yozo: Yamasa Collection in tokyo from October 5, 2019. (For available works of Ono and Nakatani, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) ■2019Winter Exhibition Artists : Koseki Ono, Tetsuya Takizawa, Michiko Nakatani, Yozo Hamaguchi Period : October 5 (Sat)-December 22 (Sun), 2019, 2019 Venue : Musée Hamaguchi Yozo: Yamasa Collection(1-35-7 Kakigaracho, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku,Tokyo 103-0014 Japan)
2019/09/26
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Rina Tanaka will participate in the group exhibition at THE YAMAZAKI MAZAK MUSEUM OF ART in Aichi prefecture from October 1, 2019. (For available new works of Tanaka, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) ■Exhibition「情の深みと浅さ」 period : October 1 (Sun)-14 (Mon), 2019 venue：THE YAMAZAKI MAZAK MUSEUM OF ART（1-19-30 Aoi, Higashi-ku, Nagoya-city, 461-0004, JAPAN）
2019/09/21
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Setouchi Triennale starting its fall period next weekend ! Fall Expansions September 28 (Sat) to November 4 (Mon), 2019 (38 days) Artists ■Takashi Kuribayashi "tree of Ibuki" (No. ib05/Ibukijima Community Area) ■Eko Nugroho "Wall" (No. ib04/Ibukijima Community Area) ■Mounir Fatmi "The song of the children all Gone" (No. aw07/Awashima Community Area) ■Toshikatsu Endo "Trieb - House"（No. og11/Ogijima Community Area） ■Oscar Oiwa "The room inside of the room" （No. og15/Ogijima Community Area） ■Shinji Ohmaki "Liminal Air -core-" （No. tk01/Takamatsu Takamatsu Port Area） ■Teppei Kaneuji "S.F(Smoke and Fog)" (No. tk17/Takamatsu Yashima) ■Kana Kou "The Secret of Hanasuwajima" (No. sd09/Shodoshima Mito Peninsula) "Shiomimi-so" (No. sd16/Shodoshima Mito Peninsula) ■Leandro Erlich Little Shops on the Island "Laundry" (No.mg09/Megijima Community Area) and more photo: Takashi Kuribayashi "Drawings for Setouchi Triennale" (Works are displayed on solo exhibition "DEBEYA" at Art Front Gallery)
2019/09/20
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I recall that twenty-eight years have already passed in creating artworks, and now that I am more than fifty years old, it seems to be important to look back at what I have produced rather than rushing into the pure creation.....
2019/09/19
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Iku Harada’s solo exhibition “MOTHER RIVER AND MOTHER MOUNTAIN, THE ETERNAL JOURNEY OF THE VIRTUAL WORLD MAP” is held on Mogamigawa Museum of Art in Yamagata prefecture from September 27, 2019. Please enjoy Harada's 'inner space' that is constantly evolving. (For available works of Harada, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) ■IKU HARADA SOLO EXHIBITION "MOTHER RIVER AND MOTHER MOUNTAIN, THE ETERNAL JOURNEY OF THE VIRTUAL WORLD MAP" Date: September 27 (Fri.)-November 5 (Tue.), 2019 Venue: Mogamigawa Museum of Art - Mashimo Keiji Memorial Museum (〒995-0054, 1084 -1 Ooyodo, Murayama City, Yamagata)
2019/08/23
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Currently, two solo shows are exhibited simultaneously here in Tokyo and in Mie Prefectural Art Museum. I prepared these exhibits in parallel, both being composed of works of black resin in dark room and that using white resin in day-lighted room. My intention was to create a kind of halation between the two exhibits using two rooms respectively. First, I would like to introduce my solo exhibition in Mie since I have been developing its ideas for one year......
2019/08/22
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Art Front Gallery is pleased to announce the extension of the session of Related Exhibition of ART SETOUCHI @ DAIKANYAMA T-SITE anjin café. ● Date 2019. July. 8. – Oct. 31. ● Hours 11:00(AM)-2:00(AM) ● Venue DAIKANYAMA T-SITE anjin café ●Artists Yasuaki Igarashi, Oscar Oiwa, Mayumi Kuri, Kana Kou, Haruka Kojin, KOSUGE1-16, Xiang Yang, Yoshitaka Nanjo, Nicolas Floc'h, Jin Hasegawa, Rintaro Hara+Yu Hara, Rikuji Makabe, Me, Keisuke Yamaguchi, Leandro Erlich
2019/08/16
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We are pleased to announce Miyuki Takenaka's solo exhibition " Soughing city" at Shinjuku from 21 Aug. - 25 Aug. 2019.
2019/08/12
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The gallery will be closed from 2019. Aug. 12 (Mon) to 2019. Aug. 15 (Thu). We are going to open again Michiko Nakatani's solo exhibition from 16(Fri). If you have any inquiry for the gallery, please contact the office. e-mail: contact@artfrontgallery.com tel: +81-3-3476-4868 Our related artists participates in several shows here and there during our Summer Holiday. Please check some more events from following links ■In Their Own Little Cosmos Michiko Nakatani Period: 2019.7.6 (Sat.) - 2019.9.29 (Sun.) Venue: Mie Prefecture Art Museum Yanagihara Yoshitatsu Memorial Galleries （11 Otani-cho, Tsu-shi,Mie-ken, 514-0007, JAPAN） ■Related Exhibition of ART SETOUCHI Yasuaki Igarashi, Oscar Oiwa, Mayumi Kuri, Kana Kou, Haruka Kojin, KOSUGE1-16, Xiang Yang, Yoshitaka Nanjo, Nicolas Floc'h, Jin Hasegawa, Rintaro Hara+Yu Hara, Rikuji Makabe, Me, Keisuke Yamaguchi, Leandro Erlich Period: 2019. July. 8. – Venue: DAIKANYAMA T-SITE anjin café ■Setouchi Triennale 2019 Toshikatsu Endo "Trieb - House" （No. og11/Ogijima Community Area） Oscar Oiwa "The room inside of the room" （No. og15/Ogijima Community Area） Shinji Ohmaki "Liminal Air -core-" （No. tk01/Takamatsu Takamatsu Port Area） Teppei Kaneuji "S.F(Smoke and Fog)" (No. tk17/Takamatsu Yashima) Kana Kou "The Secret of Hanasuwajima" (No. sd09/Shodoshima Mito Peninsula) "Shiomimi-so" (No. sd16/Shodoshima Mito Peninsula) Leandro Erlich Little Shops on the Island "Laundry" (No.mg09/Megijima Community Area) "The Presence of Absence" (No.mg15-B/Megijima Community Area) and more Period: Summer Gatherings July 19 (Fri) to August 25 (Sun), 2019 (38 days) Places： Naoshima / Teshima / Megijima / Ogijima / Shodoshima / Oshima / Inujima / Takamatsu port / Uno port / Island Hopping ■Yoshitaka Nanjo’s solo exhibition Yoshitaka Nanjo Period: 2019. August 6 (Tue.) - September 1(Sun.) Venue : Sakaide Citizen Museum (1-3-35 Kotobukicho, Sakaide 762-0043, Kagawa Prefecture) ■Time Compass Tatsuo Kawaguchi Period: 2019. April. 27 (Sat.)- May. 6（Mon.) Venue : Isobe Yukihisa Memorial Echigo Tsumari Kiyotsu Soko Museum of Art (SoKo)（1528-2, Kakumami, Tokamachi City, Niigata） ■2019 SoKo Permanent collections : The World of Yukihisa Isobe Yukihisa Isobe Period: 2019. April. 27 (Sat.)- May. 6（Mon.) Venue : Isobe Yukihisa Memorial Echigo Tsumari Kiyotsu Soko Museum of Art (SoKo)（1528-2, Kakumami, Tokamachi City, Niigata） ■Echigo-Tsumari Art Field 2019 Summer Leandro Erlich（KINARE building） Period: Saturday, August 10 - Sunday, August 18 2019 Venue : Echigo-Tsumari Region (Tokamachi-city and Tsunan-town) ■Journey to the Light Oscar Oiwa Period : 2019.4.27 (Sat.)- 2019.8.25 (Sun.) Venue : 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa(1-2-1 Hirosaka, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa, Japan 920-8509) ■Ayako Kuno’s solo show Ayako Kuno Period : 2019.7.6 (Sat.) - 2019.9.23 (Mon.) Venue : 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa(1-2-1 Hirosaka, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa, Japan 920-8509) ■The ENGINE – It induces us to… Koseki Ono Period : 2019. April 20 - September 1 Venue : Sezon Museum of Modern Art(2140 Serigasawa, Nagakura, Karuizawa, Kitasaku, Nagano 389-0111, Japan) ■Observation: Artists Confronting the Wonder of Looking Intently (tentative title) Takako Azami Period : 2019.07.13-09.16 Venue : Gunma Museum of Art, Tatebayashi (2003 Hinata-cho, Tatebayashi-shi, Gunma,Japan) ■HIJIORI Light Project 2019 Nozomi Tanaka Period : 2019. 07. 26 〜 09.16 Venue : Hijiori Onsen, Yamagata Photo：Michiko Nakatani "Kiss" 2019 / Mie Prefecture Art Museum
2019/08/12
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Takako Azami has been participating the group exhibition at Gunma Museum of Art, Tatebayashi. ■Observation: Artists Confronting the Wonder of Looking Intently (tentative title) This exhibition focuses on seven artists, namely Asami Takako, Iba Yasuko, Kaneda Mio, Kodama Yasue, Tsugami Miyuki, Hidaka Rieko, and Mizumura Ayako. How each one of these currently active artists pursues the wonder of “looking” at her surroundings, perceives them, and expresses them in a way of her own is examined. Period: 2019.07.13-09.16 Venue: Gunma Museum of Art, Tatebayashi (2003 Hinata-cho, Tatebayashi-shi, Gunma,Japan)
2019/08/07
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Yoshitaka Nanjo’s solo exhibition is held on Sakaide Citizen Museum in Kagawa. Period: From August 6 (Tue.) , to September 1(Sun.), 2019 Venue： Sakaide Citizen Museum (1-3-35 Kotobukicho, Sakaide 762-0043, Kagawa Prefecture)
2019/08/03
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Nakatani Michiko: In Their Own Little Cosmos is currently on view at Mie Prefecture Art Museum. (For available works of Nakatani, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) It is a solo show exhibited in the Yoshitatsu Yanagihara Memorial Gallery within the museum dedicated to Yanagihara (1910-2004) leading the figurative sculpture in post-war Japan. Inspired with the works of Yanagihara in her teen-age-years, Nakatani took advantage of this occasion of collaboration with her predecessor, installing her recent and latest works to create a crossing place of the two artists. ■Michiko Nakatani: In Their Own Little Cosmos Period : 2019.7.6 (Sat.) - 2019.9.29 (Sun.) 9:30 - 17:00 Venue : Mie Prefecture Art Museum, Japan Yanagihara Yoshitatsu Memorial Galleries Photo: Nakatani Michiko "Crows live in that mountain” 2016 Yoshitatsu Yanagihara "Signpost: Crow" "Crow in the Wind” 1978-1982
2019/08/03
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Keisuke Yamaguchi’s “Backing forward” is held on Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art. (also, he has been participating in the Related Exhibition of ART SETOUCHI @ DAIKANYAMA T-SITE anjin café) ■Keisuke Yamaguchi: Backing forward June 8 - September 4, 2019 at Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, Hirosima (1-1 Hijiyama koen Minami-ku Hiroshima-city Japan) Artist Keisuke Yamaguchi (1962- ) first attracted attention when he debuted his oversize copperplates of arks in the late 1980’s. Since then he has created works in different forms, including not only print art and engravings, but also paintings and three-dimensional works, with motifs ranging from flowers and seeds to the heart and the entire human body. Meanwhile, the artist began keeping a daily journal on March 14, 2011, three days after the Great East Japan Earthquake. He later named the journal After the Quake: Notes, and has never missed a single day of keeping it ever since. In the journal, the artist painstakingly transcribes daily news articles with information about nuclear power generation, expressing his will to move forward on his feet against the steady stream of reality. “Humans cannot see the future; we can only see the past or the present moment. So it is as if we are moving forward with our back first,” Yamaguchi once remarked. Recently, he has been committed to making large-size paintings with overlapping human faces, achieving ever-stronger imagery. The artist inspires us to search for a way to continue moving forward despite carrying the weight of the past and its memories, which have made it difficult just to move in a straight line.
2019/07/24
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Aquilizan investigate the subject of moving, journey, as we saw in the first session, considering their "belongings" as factor how they move forward whether they leave them or take with them will decide their road.
2019/07/24
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Art Front Gallery is pleased to announce solo exhibition of Miguel Aquilizan. Date: 2019, Jun. 19(Wed) – Aug. 4(Sun) Hours: 11:00 - 19:00 (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays) Reception: 2019. June 19(Wed) 19:00-21:00 Venue: Art Front Gallery (Hillside Terrace A, 29-18 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0033)
2019/07/18
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Setouchi Triennale starting its summer period this weekend ! Summer Gatherings July 19 (Fri) to August 25 (Sun), 2019 (38 days) Artists ■Toshikatsu Endo "Trieb - House"（No. og11/Ogijima Community Area） ■Oscar Oiwa "The room inside of the room" （No. og15/Ogijima Community Area） ■Shinji Ohmaki "Liminal Air -core-" （No. tk01/Takamatsu Takamatsu Port Area） ■Teppei Kaneuji "S.F(Smoke and Fog)" (No. tk17/Takamatsu Yashima) ■Kana Kou "The Secret of Hanasuwajima" (No. sd09/Shodoshima Mito Peninsula) "Shiomimi-so" (No. sd16/Shodoshima Mito Peninsula) ■Leandro Erlich Little Shops on the Island "Laundry" (No.mg09/Megijima Community Area) "The Presence of Absence" (No.mg15-B/Megijima Community Area) and more (photo: Leandro Erlich "Laundry")
2019/07/12
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The Vernissage of Alfredo & Isabel Aquilizan was welcomed by "friends in Japan" awaiting for their performance after five-year absence at Art Front Gallery. Isabel started to greeting that "Konban-wa, it is nice to be back. We always consider Japan as another home."
2019/07/06
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ART FRONT GALLERY is pleased to announce the exhibition featuring artists from Setouchi Triennale. ● Date 2019. July. 8. – Oct 6. ● Hours 11:00(AM)-2:00(AM) ● Venue DAIKANYAMA T-SITE anjin café ●Artists Yasuaki Igarashi, Oscar Oiwa, Mayumi Kuri, Kana Kou, Haruka Kojin, KOSUGE1-16, Xiang Yang, Yoshitaka Nanjo, Nicolas Floc'h, Jin Hasegawa, Rintaro Hara+Yu Hara, Rikuji Makabe, Me, Keisuke Yamaguchi, Leandro Erlich
2019/07/05
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Oscar Oiwa’s solo show “Journey to the Light” is held on 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa in Japan. For available works of Oiwa, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: (Click here) With brilliant, light-filled colors and dynamic spatial structures, Oscar OIWA creates vivid depictions of contemporary society that are infused with critical and humorous qualities. Born in São Paulo, Brazil to Japanese parents in 1965, Oiwa splits his time between Tokyo and New York, making works that share both the perspective of an ordinary urban dweller and an objective bird’s eye view. Addressing themes such as the cities and societies he inhabits and environmental problems, Oiwa freely integrates photographs, printed matter, and images from the Internet to realize a unique worldview that wavers between reality and fantasy, artifice and nature, and light and shadow. This exhibition explores Oiwa’s vision through a collection of approximately 60 works, with an emphasis on recent efforts, and a 27-meter-long drawing executed on a wall in the museum. In addition, the composer Chad CANNON was invited to take part in a collaborative project, in which Oiwa’s work served as the inspiration for a magnificent symphony that coalesces with the paintings. With any luck, the light that Oiwa pursues in his work while traveling all over the world will reawaken a sense of hope, helping us deal with the difficulty of living in the current era. ■Oscar OiwaJourney to the Light Period : 2019.4.27 (Sat.)- 2019.8.25 (Sun.) 10:00 - 18:00 (until 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays) Venue : 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa(1-2-1 Hirosaka, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa, Japan 920-8509) 【Oscar Oiwa: Artist Talks】 Date/time: April 27 (Sat) 14:00–15:30 (doors open 13:30) Guest: Emile Tsuru-Devaux (Japanese Brazilian Art Researcher) 17:00–19:00 (doors open 16:30) Guest: Chad Cannon (Composer) Venue: Lecture Hall, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa
2019/07/04
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Ayako Kuno’s solo show is held on 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa in Japan. (For available works of Kuno, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) ■Aperto 11 : KUNO Ayako KUNO Ayako (b. 1983, Tokyo) employs lost-wax casting in her work. The technique of turning intricate wax forms into casts allows her to produce pieces combining the hard, solid texture of metal, with a dedication to detailed design. This exhibition presents works produced out of an earnest attitude to engage with metal and forge a dialogue with the method of metal casting: KUNO’s display of high-density formative aesthetics applied to robust metal creating works on an urban theme, that conjure up visions of a writhing, proliferating metropolis, morphing as it is constructed. Period : 2019.7.6 (Sat.) - 2019.9.23 (Mon.) 10:00 - 18:00 (until 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays) Venue : 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa Long-Term Project Room
2019/06/28
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Miguel Aquilizan is currently having his first solo show in Japan at Art Front Gallery. He has worked as a stylist, DJ and a model, he was a vocalist for an experimental, punk-electro band. Through his broad activities he always looks for seeds of his art, strolling about the city of Manilla where he got back from Brisbane after more than ten years.
2019/06/21
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We started new exhibition of "Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan : Home / Return 2019" where cardboard habitat had taken from installation at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo in 2015 have been renewed into "home-coming" to Japan. Below is comment by Che Kyongfa, curator of MOT organized the exhibition called "Whose place is this?", installed their work "Habitat: Project Another Country". She worked with the artists through all the production process, and now introduces the charm of creativity by the Aquilizans. (photo: "Habitat: Project Another Country" 2015 / Installation view at Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo / photo: KIOKU Keizo)
2019/06/03
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ART FRONT GALLERY pleased to announce that we hold special exhibition “Breathe (In the Air)” at DAIKANYAMA T-SITE anjin café. This exhibition shows small three-dimensional works by six young Japanese artists, who avidly pursue the new values of Japanese crafts in the field of ceramic, glass, and lacquer. Inspired from the song “Breathe (In the Air)”, the ballad by Pink Floyd, we picked up melting-like organic shaped works which make us feel breath of the life at the time of the melting snow. All appropriately sized works are to takeout just after purchasing. ● Date 2019. Apr. 9. – July 7. ● Hours 11:00(AM)-2:00(AM) ● Venue DAIKANYAMA T-SITE anjin café ●Artists Tomoko OTSUKI (ceramic), Michiko SAGO (ceramic), Kazutaka SUGITANI (ceramic), Motohide TAKAGI (glass), Shoko MATSUMIYA (glass), Reia MOMOSE (lacquer)
2019/06/02
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Harada has been creating a fictional world with a house and a park inside a computer, and presents its space in a form of paintings in reality. Today, more AR (Augmented Reality) or VR (Virtual Reality) becomes available in our life to experience worlds created in a computer, more her efforts are showing a very interesting spread. Here, Yoro Tenmei Hanten Augmented Reality, new project about Yoro Tenmei Hantenchi (Site of Reversible Destiny) she's been participating since 2018 is introduced.
2019/06/02
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Tadashi Kawamata, Yukihisa Isobe, Oscar Oiwa and Teppei Kaneuji have been participating in the group exhibition "Weavers of Worlds" at The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo from 29 March - 16 June 2019. (For available works of Kawamata, Isobe, Oiwa and Kaneuji, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) This exhibition will survey the Japanese art of the past 100 years, from the 1910s to 2010s, through works mainly in the museum's collection. Its aim to show how the artists, by taking a discerning critical perspective, have selected strands of already established and radically new styles and techniques, and woven their own distinctive worlds. From the 1920s era of KISHIDA Ryusei to the present day, artists in each generation have studied the issues specific to their time and created works that critically examine the "circumstances of Japanese art." In its narrative on modern and contemporary Japanese art, the exhibition will not situate the artists in the context of a static view of history; instead it will look at the particular practice of the artist who, by selectively adopting elements, was able to arouse his subject. It will furthermore display artworks whose subject matter relates to the Kiba district where the museum is located, a community that has witnessed dramatic change these 100 years. By surveying the artistically important works that punctuate Japanese modern / contemporary art history, in galleries on all three of the museum's floors, the exhibition will profile the history of one hundred years. ■Weavers of Worlds－A Century of Flux in Japanese Modern / Contemporary Art－ Date: Friday, 29 March - Sunday, 16 June 2019 Hours: 10:00 - 18:00 Venue: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo(4-1-1 Miyoshi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0022 Japan)
2019/06/01
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Koseki Ono will participate in the group exhibition "The ENGINE – It induces us to… / Koseki Ono×Mitsumasa Kadota" at Sezon Museum of Modern Art in Karuizawa, Nagano from April 20, 2019. (For available works of Ono, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) ■The ENGINE – It induces us to… / Koseki Ono×Mitsumasa Kadota Work by Koseki Ono and Mitsumasa Kadota is pervaded with colour. It springs from the artists’ bodies, but goes far beyond even what the artists themselves intended. Koseki Ono pursues a special brand of printing using numerous layers of ink, imposed in multiple impressions. This imparts changing colours reminiscent of flowers blooming in profusion. Depths and gradations are like those of a three-dimensional tableau. The sight of an animal skull, for example, or a cicada shell, proliferates with pigment and will stimulate viewers’ tactile as well as visual sense. The ENGINE is an exhibition on the theme of driving forces in creation. It investigates what emerges from the artists themselves and which cannot be captured by existing formats and techniques. The exhibition shows work by two artists, displayed alongside pieces from the Sezon Museum of Modern Art’s own collection. It explores ‘engines’ that ignite creative work, and the key of ‘colour’. This exhibition will liberate the mind and invite viewers from the concept of each work, into wider and unknown sensations. Venue : Sezon Museum of Modern Art(2140 Serigasawa, Nagakura, Karuizawa, Kitasaku, Nagano 389-0111, Japan) Period : April 20 - September 1, 2019
2019/05/28
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Shinji Ohmaki has been participating in the exhibition "Time in contemporary sculpture" at The University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts in Ueno by June 2, 2019. (For available works of Ohmaki, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) This is the 10th sculpture exhibition that the Sculpture Department of the Tokyo University of the Arts started planning in 1997. The Department’s teaching staff set the themes based on their individual perspectives, and plan an exhibition that searches for the meaning of contemporary sculptures. The theme of this year’s exhibition is “time”. Although there has already been an exhibition with the same theme, it focused on viewing modern sculpture within the overall timeline of sculpture history. This year’s exhibition wants visitors to look at sculpture not only in its relation to the vertical axis of time, but to also feel “time” itself as it is now, through the exhibited works. It poses the issue of “time” within multifaceted contemporary art that exhaustively pursues diversity. Namely, we artists need to reconsider what “time” is to us, especially nowadays when the way we perceive present-day time and space changes daily due to the proliferation of the internet. This exhibition searches for the meaning of “time” in modern art and sculpture, through the works created by artists who share their own idea of “time.” ■Time in contemporary sculpture Date：May 9, 20, 2019 - June 2, 2019 Artists: OHMAKI Shinji, OMORI Kishi, KAWASHIMA Hiroyuki, KITAYAMA Shoichi, KOZUKA Teruki, SHINODA Taro, SUZUKI Gento, TOMII Motohiro, HAYASHI Takeshi Time：10:00 - 18:00( Fridays open until 20:00 ) Location：Chinretsukan Gallery 1F, 2F (The University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts) 12-8 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo Closed：Open all day Admission：Free Photo: The installation view of Shinji Ohmaki
2019/05/22
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Bunpei Kado will participate in the art festival "Roppongi Art Night 2019" at Roppongi for 2 days on May 25 (Sat) and 26(Sun), 2019. (For available works of Kado, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) “Sleep” is an outdoor installation that consists of a global jungle, a tricycle, and a sand castle. Bright balloons connected to the equipment gently inflate and deflate as if they are breathing, and its lights flicker in a slow constant rhythm, suggesting the subtlety of life. The soft sounds of piano and a daytime playground are reminiscent of the youth’s presence and vitality. The work alludes to the absence of children in parks due to the decreasing birthrate and change in how they play. ■Roppongi Art Night 2019 Mission statement: Roppongi Art Night is a one-night celebration of art staged in the district of Roppongi. A diverse range of works including not only artworks but also design, music, video and performance pieces are dotted around the Roppongi neighborhood with its high concentration of retail stores and cultural institutions, creating an extraordinary experience, while proposing a lifestyle that celebrates the enjoyment of art in everyday living. Bringing art and street together as one will also enhance the image of Roppongi as a cultural hub, and offer a trailblazing example of neighborhood initiative within the vast metropolis of Tokyo. Roppongi Art Night will continue to develop as the capital’s premier art festival. Time & Date: 5/25(Sat) 10:00 – 5/26(Sun) 18:00 Venues: Roppongi-nishi Park Admission: Free Photo: The installation view of Bunpei Kado's solo show: Sleep, in 2018 at Art Front Gallery.
2019/05/17
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Nanjo Yoshitaka is holding his solo exhibition in Art Front Gallery after two years from his last exhibition, which has connections to his installations in Setouchi Triennale 2019. He used "salt" and "sand", which both are from Setouchi area, to visualize the accumulation of time instead of using previous material, soil. Also the artworks which visualizing the roots of exploring the journey through Ise Pilgrimage are exhibited in another room. To know how these installations are connected and how they were created, we interviewed the artist.
2019/05/12
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Iku Harada’s “Another World Map of 10th years” is held on Fuchu Art Museum. This time the exhibition will be held on Open Studio which also shows her working progress by workshops and events. Harada’s artworks have been spreading in various directions for about a year since the exhibition at the Art Front Gallery last year. Please enjoy Harada's 'inner space' that is constantly evolving. Furthermore, the new approach to AR by Harada will be released on the Webpage. Please pay attention to it. (For further information about Iku Harada, please click HERE) ■Open Studio 75 Iku Harada [Another World Map of 10th Year] Iku Harada depicts the landscape or interiors with bright colors. The space where the light pours down and casts shadows, and the refreshing wind blows, seems to be somewhat homogeneous but not indicative of a specific location. In fact, they are the virtual world created by Iku Harada, and has been gradually formed over 10 years. Another World. There is the pleasure of imagination to spread wings freely, and there is the comfort of being able to return at any time. This time, we will introduce a few roots of Iku Harada’s imagination and show the process of painting thoroughly. How would a map of Another world appear in front of us? Date : April 13th (Saturday) ~ July 7th 2019 (Sunday) Admission : Free Open Studio : April 13th,14th, 21st, 28th May 6th, 25th, 26th July 2nd, 9th 12:00~17:00 Artist Talk : July 7th 14:00~15:00 Venue : Fuchu Art Museum Open Studio (1chome-3, Asamacho, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo) image: Inner Space (update 201903)
2019/05/11
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Takako Azami has been participating in the exhibition "The Power of Plants" at Kagawa Prefectural Higashiyama Kaii Setouchi Art Museum. (For available works of Azami, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here)
2019/04/25
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We are very grateful to you for visiting our gallery always. The gallery will be closed as spring holiday from 2019. Apr. 29 (Mon.) to 2019. May. 6 (Mon.). Our related artists participates in several shows here and there during our spring holiday. Please check some more events from following links ■Setouchi Triennale 2019 Leandro Erlich（Megijima） Oscar Oiwa（Ogijima/Shamijima） Kana Kou（Shodoshima, Mito Peninsula） Yoshitaka Nanjo（Shamijima） Shinji Ohmaki（Takamatsu） Teppei Kaneuji（Takamatsu, Yashima） Period: Spring Encounters April 26 (Fri) to May 26 (Sun), 2019 (31 days) Places： Naoshima / Teshima / Megijima / Ogijima / Shodoshima / Oshima / Inujima / Shamijima [Spring Only] / Honjima [Autumn Only] / Takamijima [Autumn Only] / Awashima [Autumn Only] / Ibukijima [Autumn Only] / Takamatsu port / Uno port / Island Hopping ■The Power of Plants Takako Azami Period: April 13（Sat.）～June 2(Sun.) Venue: Kagawa Prefectural Higashiyama Kaii Setouchi Art Museum（224-13,Aza Minamidori,Shamijima,Sakaide-shi,Kagawa-ken 762-0066,JAPAN） ■KYOTOGRAPHIE Teppei Kaneuji Period: April 13（Sat.）～May 12(Sun.) Venue: Kyoto Shimbun B1F, Former Printing Plant（239, Shoshoicho, Ebisugawa-agaru, Karasuma-dori, Nakagyo-ku Kyoto-shi, Kyoto, 604-8577,JAPAN） ■Time Compass Tatsuo Kawaguchi Period: 2019. April. 27 (Sat.)- May. 6（Mon.) Venue : Isobe Yukihisa Memorial Echigo Tsumari Kiyotsu Soko Museum of Art (SoKo)（1528-2, Kakumami, Tokamachi City, Niigata） ■2019 SoKo Permanent collections : The World of Yukihisa Isobe Yukihisa Isobe Period: 2019. April. 27 (Sat.)- May. 6（Mon.) Venue : Isobe Yukihisa Memorial Echigo Tsumari Kiyotsu Soko Museum of Art (SoKo)（1528-2, Kakumami, Tokamachi City, Niigata） ■Echigo-Tsumari Art Field 2019 Spring Leandro Erlich（KINARE building） Period: Saturday, April 27 2019 - Monday, May 6 2019 Venue : Echigo-Tsumari Region (Tokamachi-city and Tsunan-town) ■Journey to the Light Oscar Oiwa Period : 2019.4.27 (Sat.)- 2019.8.25 (Sun.) Venue : 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa(1-2-1 Hirosaka, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa, Japan 920-8509) ■Where Am I? -The Art and Design of Signage Kana Kou Period : 2019.March 9 - May 19, 2019 Venue: Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design (3-20 Kibamachi, Toyama 930-0806 Japan) ■The ENGINE – It induces us to… Koseki Ono Period : 2019. April 20 - September 1 Venue : Sezon Museum of Modern Art(2140 Serigasawa, Nagakura, Karuizawa, Kitasaku, Nagano 389-0111, Japan) ■Weavers of Worlds－A Century of Flux in Japanese Modern / Contemporary Art－ Tadashi Kawamata Yukihisa Isobe Oscar Oiwa Teppei Kaneuji Period : 2019. Friday, 29 March - Sunday, 16 June Venue: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo(4-1-1 Miyoshi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0022 Japan) ■Open Studio 75 [Another World Map of 10th Year] Iku Harada Period : 2019 April 13(Saturday) ~ July 7(Sunday) Venue : Fuchu Art Museum Open Studio (1chome-3, Asamacho, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo) Photo：Teppei Kaneuji"S.F(Smoke and Fog)" Setouchi Triennale 2019
2019/04/18
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2019/04/12
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2019/04/03
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Kana Kou has been participating in the group exhibition "Where Am I? -The Art and Design of Signage" at Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design from March 9 - May 19, 2019. (For available works of Kou , please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) “Signage” refers to indicators that guide people to their destinations. While we usually don’t tend to consciously think about them, there are various forms of signage around us such as informatory signs, guiding displays, arrows, and pictograms in numerous places from stations, airports, commercial facilities, to museums. On the other hand, as observed from phrases like “the guideposts for life’s journey,” various places and the path by which we arrive them are inextricably linked to the ways of human life. This exhibition focuses on the concept of “Signage=guides” and together with sign designs by graphic designers, introduces contemporary artworks that pursue relationships with place. We consider how people have attempted to understand and communicate various places and spaces, approaching the question of “Where am I?” that unravels amidst such context through both perspectives of art and design. ■Where Am I? -The Art and Design of Signage Date: March 9 - May 19, 2019 Hours: 9:30 - 18:00 Venue: Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design (3-20 Kibamachi, Toyama 930-0806 Japan)
2019/03/15
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We are pleased to announce Satoshi Uchiumi's solo exhibition "-Fluid Limits-" at The Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo. ■UCHIUMI Satoshi -Fluid Limits- Date:Mar. 14, 2019 (Thu.) - Mar. 30, 2019 (Sat.) Hours:10：00am-6：00pm Venue: The Ueno Royal Museum (For available works of Uchiumi, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here )
2019/03/14
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Mise Natsunosuke, mentor of Naoto Sunohara at his university, comments and explores the charm of his work referring his credited mountaineering.
2019/03/09
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Nozomi Tanaka will participate in the group exhibition "ART MIYAGI 2019" at The Miyagi Museum of Art. Art Miyagi 2019 is an exhibition that showcases the work of modern artists with ties to Miyagi Prefecture. As one of the museum events which are rooted in the local region, it will be held for the 5th time this year. Featuring artists from or currently living in Miyagi, this exhibition focuses on those who have displayed remarkably unique expressions at public events such as solo or group exhibitions in recent years. In this exhibition, we will showcase the current art scene around Miyagi by introducing the artistic pursuits of 5 artists. ■ART MIYAGI 2019 Date: 23rd February (Sat.）- 7th April （Sun.）, 2019 Hours: 9：30 a.m. - 5 p.m. * Ticket counter closes at 16:30 Closed: Monday Admission（tax included）: Adult: 800yenStudents: 600yen High school and below: Free Venue: The Miyagi Museum of Art(34-1 Kawauchi-Motohasekura, Aoba-ku, Sendai, 980-0861 Japan)
2019/03/09
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We are pleased to announce the special exhibition of "SLIDER : A playground for adults" at Daikanyama Tsutaya Books. Daikanyanyama T-site is a playground for adults, presenting new life styles through books, movies and music. Our exhibit SLIDER inspired by slide for kids, presents artworks full of playfulness and humor, a key tool for creative thinking. These pieces may make us laugh through their absurd feeling, when the objects in the real life are deformed in unusual way or embodied in ironical way. The total image of the exhibit is therefore to showcase the artists’ humorous esprit to accompany the intellectual space of anjin café with their surreal works. ■special exhibition "SLIDER : A playground for adults" January 21(Mon) - mid-march Place：Anjin café at Daikanyama T-site 2nd Floor, Daikanyama, Shibuya, Tokyo Exhibited Artists： Hironobu Shiozawa, Takuro Tamura, DAISAK, Bunpei Kado, Takanao Kaneko photo: Takuro Tamura "Pigeon On the Needles" h285x320x270mm, mixed media
2019/03/08
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Iku Harada has been participating in the group exhibition "MONO KATARI" at Hillside Forum ,Daikanyama. ■MONO KATARI Date: March 6 - 17, 2019 Hours: Weekday 12:00 am -7:00 pm / weekend11:00 am -7:00 pm Artists: Iku Harada, Akiko Nakayama, Ryo Kikuchi, Yujiro Miyazaki, Yuya Koyama, Kentaro Shimoyama, Tadatoshi Shirai Guest curator: Sayako Mizuta Venue: Hillside Forum（Hillside Terrace F, 29-18 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo） （Photo：Iku Harada "Inner Space (update 2018.7)"）
2019/03/01
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We introduce the exhibition of Kawaguchi in the past for better understanding of his creativity.
2019/02/28
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We are pleased to announce Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan's solo exhibition "Pillars: Project Another Country" in New Zealand. (For available works of Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here) Pillars: Project Another Country, 2018, by artists Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan, is a new commission for the North Atrium which expands on the idea of home to encompass migration across oceans, displacement, relocation and settlement. These are essential questions for Auckland and its future, given the fact that 39 per cent of people living in the region were born overseas. This installation, along with their participatory artwork for the Todd Foundation Creative Learning Centre From Pillars to Posts: Project Another Country, explores fundamental ideas about what creates community, what constitutes family, and how homes are fabricated around human needs and relationships. Born in the Philippines, and working between Manila and Brisbane, the Aquilizans have devoted much of their careers to collaborating with communities in site-specific locations across the world, as they inspire conversations that explore the concept of ‘belonging’ and what people envision as ‘home’. ■"Pillars: Project Another Country" Date: Sat 23 Feb 2019 — Sun 16 Feb 2020 Venue: Auckland Art Gallery(Wellesley St E, Auckland, 1010 New Zealand) Curated by Rhana Devenport
2019/02/22
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We introduce the exhibition of Kawaguchi in the past for better understanding of his creativity.
2019/02/15
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Tatsuo Kawaguchi's exhibit Relation: Yusuke Nakahara, or Critique as Creation is currently on view at Art Front Gallery. Longstanding collaboration between Kawaguchi and our gallery goes back to the eighties, and has fostered creative relationship since then to produce artworks at Faret Tachikawa, Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale and Oku-noto Triennale. These art events have attracted much attention of not only of the locals but also of visitors from far areas. We introduce some exhibitions of Kawaguchi in the past for better understanding of his creativity.
2019/01/31
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Dance Performance／ Ella Rothschild“Futuristic Space”Shinji Ohmaki creates the stage art. Ella Rothschild is a choreographer, multi-disciplinary artist and dancer. Ella was a sensation in her performances of "JUDAS, CHRIST WITH SOY" which she choreographed and collaborated with Moriyama Mirai at Honmoku Area-2 (2015) and Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse No. 1 (2017). Ella has been dancing with and under the artistic direction of Ohad Naharin. Since 2010, Ella is creating and developing her own movement language in her works and collaborating with artists from various disciplines. Her work integrates dance, visual-art and music. Ella opens our program with a world premiere of "Futuristic Space". The story of "Futuristic Space" takes place several thousand years in the future and reveals an image of a society that survived a big catastrophe. The work investigates the role of each character in the existents and survival of the group. It's revealing the weakness of humanity when thus confronted with nature, integrating the work "Liminal Air-Space-Time" of contemporary artist Ohmaki Shinji . For available works of Ohmaki, please visit artist page of Art Front Gallery: Click here “Futuristic Space” Choreography, Direction：Ella Rothschild Art：Ohmaki Shinji Music：Gershon Waiserfirer Performance：Omiya Daisuke, Sasamoto Ryoji, Suzuki Ryu, Yuasa Ema, Michal Sayfan 1.31 [thu] 19:302.1 [fri] 19:30 2.2 [sat] 15:00 2.3 [sun] 15:00 Venue:Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse No.1 3rd floor hall YOKOHAMA DANCE COLLECTION website photo: Liminal Air Space-Time SUIKYO, 2018, ©︎Shinji Ohmaki Studio
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