Arton Art Gallery - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Arton Art Gallery. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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Toru Nogami + Fumiharu Nakamura + Takuma Kamine Exhibition
Works by artists chosen for the 2017 Kyoto Art for Tomorrow exhibition. More »
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Makiko Takahashi “The World of Pâte de Verre”
Makiko Takahashi’s fourth exhibition in this series presents works resembling imaginary creates made with pâte de verre (paste of glass) and plastic molding techniques.More »
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Yumie Kishino + Yuri Guri + Makiko Takahashi “Looking at Plant Life”
Plant-themed creations by three artists. Yumie Kishino’s works have the delicate touch of a Nihonga painter, Yuri Guri’s employ the sheen of natural metal paints in their narratives, and Makiko Takahashi’s...More »
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Takuma Kamine “Hole Dimension 8 Gardiens +α”
Exhibiting Takuma Kamine’s sculptural works made using transparent resin.More »
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Urushi For the Next Generation
An opportunity to encounter works of lacquer (urushi), a traditional craft encountered less and less frequently in daily life. Tableware, sculptures, and other pieces are on display and for sale. More »
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Toru Nogami “All Creation”
A solo show by Nihonga artist Toru Nogami.More »
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Yumie Kishino “Various Life”
Presenting plant drawings by Yumie Kishino.More »
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Makiko Takahashi “Glass Exhibition II— Pâte de Verre”
Makiko Takahashi’s third exhibition in this series presents works resembling imaginary creates made with pâte de verre (paste of glass) and plastic molding techniques. More »
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Shoko Taruma “Liquid 1”
Presenting the lacquer-painted sculptures of Shoko Taruma.More »
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Jun Sakon “Inner Scenes”
A Kyoto City University of the Arts masters student presents sculptures and installations contrasting lacquered smoothness with a rough incompleteness, evoking the complexity of human emotions. More »
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Rinda Hashimoto “Room”
A solo exhibition of sculptural pieces by a masters student at Kyoto City University of Arts, Rinda Hashimoto.More »
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Naoko Oshima “Artwork Exhibition IV”
An exhibition of works by Naoko Oshima.More »
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Bunta Inoue “Sherlock Holmes”
Bunta Inoue, the man responsible for the design, mold creation and artistic supervision of puppets for series such as NHK’s “Puppet Entertainment Sherlock Holmes” and “The Three Musketeers” (puppetry version),...More »
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See Visions
A group exhibition of various works.More »
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Koji Kaibe “My Resume”
An exhibition of ceramics by Koji Kaibe.More »
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Kasumi Ueba
An exhibition of ceramics by Kasumi Ueba.More »
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Kana Hagiwara “Cover with Lacquer”
An exhibition of lacquer works by Kana Hagiwara.More »
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Makiko Takahashi “Glass Exhibition II— Pâte de Verre”
Presenting vases, sculptures, and other works by Makiko Takahashi made with the ancient pâte de verde (paste of glass) technique.More »
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Fumiharu Nakamura Exhibition III
Fumiharu Nakamura’s exhibition of vessels that are for decorative use only. Wooden vessels fail against water and over time others lose their shape or develop cracks. Nakamura’s vessels have possibilities...More »
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Tomide “Paint It, Gold Ⅱ”
An exhibition of works by Tomide, using Japanese paper and gold leaf.More »
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Guri Tomosato Solo Exhibition II
An exhibition of Guri Tomosato’s works.More »
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Derek Larsen Exhibition
An exhibition of “mash-ups of painting and sculpture” from Derek Larsen.More »
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Etsuko Nishi “Blooming”
Glass has multiple personalities associated as something cold, hard, transparent, concentrated, while at the same time soft and delicate, and here Etsuko Nishi exploits the technique of “Pate de Verre”...More »
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Takuma Kamine “33G → 28 Gardiens Logical Thinking Material”
This sculpture series combines the artist’s interest in the guardians of Buddhist gods and his long-time fascination with spacesuits, swimwear, and the robots of Japonism— all of which are worn, boarded,...More »
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Yumie Kishino
Yumie Kishino loses track of time while sketching nearby plants. Brimming with a sweetness and adoration of life, her works juxtapose this innocence with the colors of nature, evoking the warmth and melancholy...More »
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Yuka Saeki “Labyrinth Entrance Way”
In an artistic process which searches out the dark depths of the mind, the artist observes the world from another level, here reflected in a collection of ceramics incorperating wood and mirror pieces. [Image:...More »