Gallery Kei-fu - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Gallery Kei-fu. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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Natsuki Kurimoto "The Decorative Soul"
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Madoka Kimura + Yuko Tayama + Kazuko Maeda Exhibition
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Hiroshi Okuda + Mieko Okuda Exhibition
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Miki Yamakage "Daily Scenes"
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Kenji Tsuruda Exhibition
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Masako Myoga Exhibition
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Ken Kagajo + Masaaki Tachi Exhibition
This exhibition features dyed textiles by two artists.
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Shintaro Itei Exhibition
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Hiroshi Konishi Exhibition
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Kyoko Imagawa Exhibition
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Kesako Okamoto + Yuiko Takada Exhibition
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Satoshi Someya Exhibition
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"Fotografia a Mano" Exhibition
Saito Media Library Photography Department Graduation Exhibition. [Image: Moriyama, Makiko "interieur/exterieur" 2007]
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Show-ra "Synchronicity"
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Kyoto University of Art and Design Original Prints Book '07 Exhibition
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Mutsuko Kamide Exhibition
The exhibition features paintings that depict landscapes and flowers.
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Nobuko Hiroi Exhibition
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Aya Kametani + Chihiro Shirai "Small Amount of Art, pt.5"
The exhibition features works that incorporate traditional lacquer techniques, expressing the Japanese concept of "hare" (a special day) through an installation-like atmosphere.
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Masao Hirota Exhibition
[Image: "A Milk Colored Landscape" (2007)]
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Hiroshi Asatani + Etsuko Kawamura Exhibition
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Shoko Nomura "Curtain"
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Masafumi Kawamura Exhibition
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Yasunari Ikenaga + Yuko Takebayashi Exhibition
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"Point" Exhibition
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Hiromi Kawasaki Exhibition
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"Wind: Track to Tomorrow" Exhibition
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Ka Shu Exhibition
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Takako Yamada Exhibition
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Haruna Deguchi Exhibition
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Takao Inazawa + Keiko Yamamoto Exhibition
[Image: Takao Inazawa]
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Chieko Shimo Exhibition
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Junko Taniguchi Exhibition
"The theme of this exhibition is 'like water.' I aim to express the heart that moves freely like water." (Statement by the artist)
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Hiromi Hasegawa Exhibition
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Mariko Kishida Exhibition
Image: "Below Ground, Above Ground and Sky" etching, 47.5 x 36.5 cm
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Masumi Ishihara + Kaoru Kuraishi Exhibition
The exhibition focuses on what it means to "view" something. The two artists take on different positions to this question.
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Takashi Mihashi Exhibition
The exhibition will feature 350 illustrations that were created for Kei Ogasawara's "Can You Hear the Sound of the Wind?" episodes in the Kyoto News Paper.




