Oto Gallery - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Oto Gallery. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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"Art Osaka 2008 After Fair" Exhibition
This exhibition features Oto Gallery artists from the Art Osaka 2008 art fair. The works include oil paintings, ink pen, puppets and 3D pieces. [Image: Ayako Nagao "Snow White Syndrome 1" 277mmx94mm (...)
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Tomiyuki Sakuta Exhibition
This exhibition features Sakuta's 22 pieces of etchings he made while staying in Utrecht, Holland, as a part of the international program by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, from 2006-2007. It is a rare (...)
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Hikari Hirose Exhibition
This exhibition features 20 pieces of multi-colored etching. [Image: Hikari Hirose "Under the Mushroom"]
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Fuki Hamada Exhibition
Despite receiving multiple awards, this exhibition marks Hamada's first solo exhibition. After graduating from Musashino Art University, he went on in receiving his masters from Canadian and American (...)
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"Oto Gallery Artists Part One" Exhibition
The exhibition features works by both amateur and professional painters. [Image: Takumi Fukuda "Madonna Standing" oil on canvas]
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Kimika Segawa Exhibition
The exhibition features works that use handmade lacquer paints.
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Toshihiko Shibuya "Meditation Forest 08"
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Tadashi Tanaka Exhibition
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Seiji Honda "World of Illusional Light"
The artist spends most of his time on the sea. Sailing across the seven oceans, he paints surreal and illusionary lives in the sea. This exhibition features 20 works, including water paintings and new (...)
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Savako "Portico Popilyn"
This exhibition invites viewers to take a step into artist Savako's unique world. The "Pajamaja" planet is a fairytale-esque land, and the inhabitants "Portico Popilyn" come and go between that parallel (...)
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Atsuko Suzuki "See You"
This exhibition features approximately 20 new woodblock prints by Atsuko Suzuki. Series exhibited include "small works inspired by nocturnal insects", "works depicting familiar neighborhoods and roads", (...)
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Koichiro Tokumochi Exhibition
Jazz has become the artist's lifetime inspiration. The jazz musicians created with iron pipes are so lively that they look like they are about to play. This exhibition features these iron sculptures and (...)
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Atsushi Ushio Exhibition
Atsushi Ushio is known for his book cover art. His copperplate prints are highly popular due to its nostalgic touch. On the other hand, his oil paintings are influenced by the Vienna School of Fantastic (...)
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Mai Sato Exhibition
This exhibition features 20 works by Mai Sato, whose surreal prints depict a conglomeration of cows and frogs. [Image: "I Just Wanted to Escape" (2007) 60.5x90cm]
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Kenji Kitagawa Exhibition
This exhibition is the last part of the circuit exhibition along with Kenji Kitagawa's new book "Element - Escaping Apollonius' Circle". It features his new prints, collage and sculptural works.
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Mana Miyai "Attraction of Lithography"
The exhibition features lithograph prints that describe mysterious figures of the artist's imagination. [Image: "on the strip" 39.5x36cm]
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Mari Mizuno Exhibition
The exhibition features abstract works that express the artist's frame of mind.
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"Beyond Melody of Memories" Exhibition
[Image: Masaaki Ogawa "Senbo-Sho" acrylics]
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Kikuko Otsubo "The Event in the Attic"
This exhibition features 20 pieces of acrylic prints and drawings. The works contain a nostalgic feeling that are derived from daily life.
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Takehiro Nikai Exhibition
The woodblock prints are created by engraving a tree slab. Originally, this technique was invented in late 18th century England, and is currently considered as a unique process that creates a "handmade (...)
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Kenichi Murata "Princess of Desire"
"The Greek mythology figures, Eros and Thanatos are inspirations for my narratives. After shooting in monochrome film I add pigmentation to create colors. The exhibition coincides with the publication (...)
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Erling Valtyrson Exhibition
This exhibition features mezzotint prints, which require the most delicate and elegant techniques among all printmaking methods. Valtyrson's works contain unique and fantastical imagery. [Image: "Kiss" (...)
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Hiroshi Furuyoshi Exhibition
Hiroshi Furuyoshi revives the masterpieces from the middle ages in Europe. He has won awards from ARC (American Renewal Center) in 2005 and 2006, and has received international recognition. The exhibition (...)
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Takeshi Nikkoh + Yuri Yamaoki Exhibition
The exhibition features works by two young Kansai-based printmakers. Works exhibited are all made by hand from the drawing process to the printing process. Takeshi Nikkoh, a recent recipient of the Kyoten (...)
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Tetsui Onishi Exhibition
The exhibition is the first exhibition featuring Tetsui Onishi's fantasy paintings since his death. During his career, he captivated young artists and fans with his fantastic sensitivity that he acquired (...)
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Keisei Kobayashi Exhibition
Kobayashi's woodblock prints are created by engraving a tree slab. Originally, this technique was invented in late 18th century England, and is currently considered as a unique process that creates a (...)
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"Oto- People and Animals- in Fantasy" Exhibition
Featuring works by artists who use figures and animals as subjects. The works' fantastical atmosphere and form, and personified animals create a strong attraction to the viewers. Image: Yoshitomo Nara (...)
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Kenji Najima Exhibition
The exhibition will feature original woodblock prints by the artist, and will feature the latest "ten people, ten colors" series and other limited prints. There will be approximately twenty prints on display. (...)
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Hiroki Oda Exhibition



