Takashimaya Art Gallery Kyoto - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Takashimaya Art Gallery Kyoto. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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14th Tarouemon Nakazato Exhibition
Succeeding as the 14th Tarouemon Nakazato in 2002 and an active member of the Japanese Art Crafts Association, the artist will exhibit 70 pieces of jar, vase and tea cup works, including Kakiotoshi and (...)
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Yasuhiro Tanigawa "A Look at Creating"
This exhibition will show 30 of Tanigawa's latest works painted in his distinctive style, depicting his star sign series, flowers, animals, Egypt and Fuji.
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Taro Yamamoto "Fushi Kaden"
This exhibition showcases Yamamoto's paintings on the theme of "Fushi Kaden" (ironic flowering), expressing concepts relevant to everyday life today through traditional techniques. Talk: May 31st (Sat) (...)
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Mutsuo Yanagihara "A Well Where the Owl Nests"
Under the theme of "wells", some 40 pot-like flower vases will be on display.
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Seitoku Kawai Exhibition
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Hisashige Ito Exhibition
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Kaitaro Kojima "Vases and Bowls"
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Tadahiko Nakayama Exhibition
This exhibition features approximately ten recent paintings of Ukrainian women dressed in antique costumes. [Image: "Green Dress"]
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Hotai Tomoyuki "howdah-hotai"
Display of over 20 works of sculpture in wood and bronze, and drawings. [Image: "A White Rustle" (c) ANZAI]
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Atsushi Uemura Exhibition
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Brian Williams Exhibition
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2008 Omoi Group Exhibition
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Fukumi Shimura Exhibition
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Kakiemon Sakaida Exhibition
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Shinbe Sakakura Exhibition
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Sayume Okuda Exhibition
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Keigo Miki Exhibition
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Yasuhisa Koyama Exhibition
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Contemporary Crafts Kinki Group: Spring Exhibition
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Shoho Menya Exhibition
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Keiko Inokuma + Makoto Hashimura Exhibition
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Masato Murata Exhibition
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Iwao Shinno Exhibition
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Yuzuru Sasaki Exhibition
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Toshiyuki Fujiwara Exhibition
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Shigeaki Kuromitsu Exhibition
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Koju Group Exhibition
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12th Eyes of the 21st Century Exhibition
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Housai Matsubayashi + Yusuke Matsubayashi Exhibition
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39th Jukki Group Exhibition
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"Sonnari 2nd" Exhibition
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Tatsuya Ishiodori Exhibition
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Chikako Ikeguchi Exhibition
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Hirohiko Hiraiwa Exhibition
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Koho Hibino Exhibition
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Shogen Kuroda Exhibition
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Kiichi Sumikawa Exhibition
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Saishu Group Exhibition
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Toya Sawamura Exhibition
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Komao Hayashi Exhibition
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Toshio Ohi Exhibition
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Kyosuke Chinai Exhibition
[Image: "In the High Sand" 98x63cm]
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Tsurutaro Kataoka Exhibition
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Masayuki Imai Exhibition
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Syunsai Takahashi Exhibition
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Keizan Kato Exhibition
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Hidetoshi Sakai Exhibition
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"The 3rd Madoka" Exhibition
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Masaya Imanishi Exhibition
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Shoji Horino Exhibition
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Sachiyo Sugawara Exhibition
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MAO Group Exhibition
The exhibition features Japanese paintings by Kyoto-based artists, Haruo Kitano, Katsusuke Sakane, Takako Tanba, Akira Mageshi and Ryota Matsuzaki.
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Masaru Nishikawa "Incarnation"
The exhibition features about 70 ceramic works that include vases, fragrance furnaces, pottery frames and animal-shaped-ceramics with playful patterns that the artist has worked on throughout his career. (...)
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"Hasshoukai" Exhibition
The exhibition features western paintings by eight artists.
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The 2nd Seiseikai Exhibition
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Teiichi Kizawa Exhibition
The exhibition will feature about 20 large and small scale works.
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Hirofumi Ishibashi Exhibition
This exhibition features approximately 70 new ceramic works including vases and bowls. The patterns on ceramics are cut with the the sand blast technique which is widely used in glass works.
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Hiroshi Okutani "-Japan- Hinomoto"
The exhibition features approximately 30 works of various sizes that focus on the theme of Japan.
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Yoji Imanaka Exhibition
The exhibition features approximately 30 works of various sizes that were inspired from southern Spain.
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"The Vibrant Kyo-Yaki" Exhibition
The exhibition features works by five ceramic artists who are based in Kyoto, the city of tradition and innovation.
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Izurakai Exhibition
To honor the Japan Art Institute's birthplace in Ibaragi prefecture, the exhibition has been titled "Izura." The exhibition will have latest displays the latest works within the dimensions of 319 x 410mm. (...)




