Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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Sadamasa Motonaga Exhibition
Sadamasa Motonaga presets works spanning over 40 years, from his Gutai based works in the 60s.More »
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Naoko Yoshimoto “Reincarnation”
Artworks constructed from clothing by Naoko Yoshimoto.More »
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Katsura Funakoshi Exhibition
A new series of print works using a variety of printmaking techniques such as mezzotint, engraving, drypoint, and aquatint and are on show alongside Katsura Funakoshi’s sculptural pieces.More »
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Hiroto Kitagawa “Love & Truth ”
Instead of the usual process of using a plaster mold for his ceramics, Hiroto Kitagawa has created a special technique of drying out and removing the clay to create a hollow, leaving a remaining outer...More »
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Toshio Shibata “- Bridge -“
Toshio Shibata’s large format photographs depict artificial things within natural settings. Four years ago, Shibata received a request from Belgian architect Laurent Ney to photograph the bridges he had...More »
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Akihito Takuma “Lines of Flight Sa-ku-ra”
Showing the paintings of Akihito Takuma. [Related Event] Gallery Talk Date: Apr.15 (Sat) 17:00-18:00 Please refer to the official site for further details.More »
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Hisaya Taira “On the Street”
Exhibiting the paintings of Hisaya Taira. (On the 2nd and 3rd floors of Yoshiaki Inoue Gallery).More »
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Sadamasa Motonaga + Etsuko Nakatsuji Exhibition
A joint exhibition by internationally recognised artists, Sadamasa Motonaga and Etsuko Nakatsuji. Specialising in avant-garde art in post-war Japan, Sadamasa Motonaga (1922-2011) creations consist of coloured...More »
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Toshio Shibata “The Red Bridge”
Toshio Shibata (b.1949) takes photos of civil engineering in nature, like dams and iron bridges. “The Red Bridge” is a collection of photographs focusing on red bridges from a publisher in France. The...More »
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Katsura Funakoshi “Selected Prints”
Working with camphorwood, Katsura Funakoshi’s “Sphinx Series” portraits transcend the boundaries of gender in people and animals.More »
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Akihito Takuma “Runaway Lines— Unforeseen Power”
Presenting more than ten new works in Akihito Takuma’s “Runaway Lines” series of oil paintings. These works feature vertical lines created with bursts movement dragging a two-meter-wide brush down the...More »
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Jiro Yoshihara + Michio Yoshihara Exhibition
A collection of work by father and son artists, Jiro Yoshihara and Michio Yoshihara. Jiro Yoshihara, along with Shōzō Shimamoto, co-founded the avant-garde Gutai group in Osaka, well known for their ‘circle’...More »
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Robert Kushner “Treasures, Souvenirs, Memories”
An autobiographical exhibition of works-on-paper that juxtapose treasured images and texts with other less personal found materials, including papers from numerous languages, cultures, times, and places. [Related...More »
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Asian Realism Ⅱ
The 21st century has long been said to be the “Asian Age.” The continent’s art market has expanded along with its economic progress, with art fairs and exhibits presenting Asian artists in major cities...More »
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Hirotsune Tajima “Treat Yourself”
Exploring themes of indulgence, self-restraint, unwholesomeness, health, lifestyle, and the body, these works explore cultural ideas about food in America and Japan.More »
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Wu Yih-Han “In Between”
An important role of portrait paintings in history was to keep records of people. Particular features such as appearance, posture, dress, and gestures, could be used as a reference to an individual’s character...More »
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Future Tense
A group show of up-and-coming young Japanese artists representing the visual arts in their respective fields: painting, sculpture, installations, film and the moving image. Participating Artists: Fumi...More »
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Hiroko Inoue “Are They Still Here?”
Hiroko Inoue has been active as a contemporary artist in Japan, Germany, and Austria since 1992. After experiencing the Great Hanshin Earthquake of 1995, the emotional pain of isolated people and the boundaries...More »
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Akihito Takuma “Difference et Repetition/Tableau en Evolution”
Exhibitions of Akihito Takuma’s “Lines of Flight” series, which explores the relationship between French philosopher Gilles Deleuze’s works and painting, are held simultaneously at three Kansai art venues:...More »
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Surface of Window: Slow & Tense Atmosphere “Actuality and Boundary”
The exhibition title, “Surface of Window,” refers to the reflective surface of a windowpane. The surface represents one’s spirituality and the external world, which are seen through the window of society....More »
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Hiroto Kitagawa “Artificial World”
Exhibition of Hiroto Kitagawa, who creates futuristic, anime character-like, terracotta sculptures.More »
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Naoko Miyamoto “Silent Voice”
Exhibition of Naoko Miyamoto, who is interested in how old clothing reveal traces of the people who once wore them, and the time in which they were worn. Collecting thousands of items of clothing from...More »