Ashiya Garo Kyoto - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Ashiya Garo Kyoto. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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Kouzo Shibataka Exhibition
An exhibition of burin, drypoint, mezzotint and etching works by Kouzo Shibataka. Those aware of his past works with infinite rhythm and tension caused from having removed unnecessary lines will welcome...More »
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Mafune Gonjo “Trace of Her Tears”
An exhibition of sculptural glass pieces by Mafune Gonjo.More »
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Kei Takemata + Norio Takaoka Exhibition
An exhibition by Kei Takemata, Norio Takaoka, two artists who specialized in sculpture at the Kanazawa College of Art. Norio Takaoka’s stone sculptures and Kei Takemata’s Japanese sumi ink and pen works...More »
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Matthew Fasone “Reconstruction”
An exhibition by New York artist Matthew Fasone, featuring selected artwork from his new series entitled “Reconstruction.” Fasone has been living and working in Osaka since 2006 making collage & assemblage...More »
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Shuhei Matsuyama “Shin-on 2017”
Exhibiting Shuhei Matsuyama’s main work of calcographie on 218 x 280cm Echizen Japanese hand made paper.More »
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Hajime Emoto Exhibition
Hajime Emoto creates fictitious creatures which don’t exist but are ‘animals of illusion’ from a story of his own making. He makes these with paper and bamboo as if they lived at all, and exhibits them...More »
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Isoo Togawa “Now, I Wanna Be Your Cat”
Featuring the winner from Osaka’s “Potato Chips Art Move” national painting competition, which has been continuing now for 22 years. On show are works by Isoo Togawa, selected from over 410 entries.More »
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Kenji Bertheau-Suzuki “Wood Sculptures”
An exhibition of Rodin’s works is currently being held in Paris. While Rodin is primarily known for the “The Thinker” in Japan, lines elegantly depicting the movement of the human form are a major theme...More »
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Park Il-nam “Line”
Park Il-nam presents a collection of drawings made up of lines with no breaks, and a recent development in his works named “discontinuous series,” which sees the lines broken up and color restricted to...More »
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Takayoshi Inoue “Metamorphosis”
Artwork by Takayoshi Inoue.More »
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Ryohei Obata Exhibition
Oil paintings by Ryohei Obata.More »
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Shuhei Matsuyama “Shin-on 2016”
Ashiya Garo’s first exhibition since moving to Kyoto presents new print works by Shuhei Matsuyama.More »
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Izumi Kinoshita Exhibition
Paintings and drawings by Izumi Kinoshita.More »
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Peter Davidson “Omomuki Painting”
Kobe living Austrarian Peter Davidson paints Japanese scenery with full of warmth in the tender lights.More »
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Hiroshi Haruki “Ko Haruki Glass Work 2016”
Presenting original glassware by Hiroshi Haruki.More »
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Midori Sakurai “Organic Jewelry”
Featuring organic jewelry made solely from materials found in the forest - wood, earth, and natural glue.More »
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Masami Hayashi Exhibition
Paintings depicting flower petals that dance in the breeze and encounters with different insects, by Masami Hayashi.More »
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Takeshi Onda Exhibiton
Presenting sculptures by Takeshi Onda made with diverse materials including paper, plastic, acrylics, and metal.More »
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Shuhei Matsuyama Exhibition
This exhibition marks 15 years since Shuhei Matsuyama first start exhibiting at Ashiya Garo. His mixed media works will be on show in addition to his prints.More »
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Michiko Ike “Memories of Time”
Michiko Ike uses layers of moulded wood glue in her works that revive the memories of time.More »
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Yuya Shimoi Exhibition
A solo exhibition of print works by Yuya Shimoi.More »
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Manabu Takano “Moon, Sun and the Rabbit with a Crown”
With the theme of death, Manabu Takano’s paintings feature the symbol of vitality - rabbits.More »
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Koho-Mori Newton “Even I Don’t Understand - Just Keep Living”
Koho-Mori Newton starts from a line that is translated, copied, repeated and varied, and develops works which leave everything open and whose beauty seems random, fragile and temporary.More »
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Eitaro Matsuo “Hazama”
A solo show of works by Eitaro Matsuo, who creates a variety of expressions out of paper such as dictionaries and magazines.More »
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Park Il Nam Exhibition
Park Il Nam’s free line drawings. Everything must be connected somewhere. Various images within the lines appear and disappear, and new images emerge. More »
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Takayoshi Inoue Exhibition
Takayoshi Inoue organically expresses the “individual existences” that get swallowed by up by the tides of uncertain times. More »
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Shuhei Matsuyama “Shin-on”
These one-of-a-kind works apply additional techniques to monotypes other prints.More »
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Eriko Sasaki Exhibition
The gallery presents solo exhibitions for winners of the “Ashiya Garo Prize” of the open-call Potato Chips art contest started in 1995. The work of Eriko Sasaki, who received the 2013 prize for her oil...More »
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Hajime Emoto Exhibition
Using paper and bamboo as materials, Hajime Emoto creates framed specimen he calls “phantom beasts”. These creatures come from the stories of his own imagination and look as if they could be real, but...More »
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Takashi Yukawa Exhibition
After studying under Yasutake Funakoshi and going on to join the Accademia di Bella Arti di Carrara Via Rome, Takashi Yukawa has come to strike upon a poetic world filled with psychological depth. More »
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Midori Sakurai “Art Jewelry Made With Classical Casing Methods”
Midori Sakurai’s art jewelry appears at first glance to be made with metal, but has the gentle lightless of lime tree wood. New creations of pure gold applied to wooden bases with glue and plaster using...More »
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Hikari Sugimoto “It Is As It Is 2013”
Hikari Sugimoto, who has presented works at Art Osaka, Kobe Art Marché, and P.A.D.vol.17, is known for friendly-looking sculptures of faces made from cardboard. Sugimoto returns to Ashiya Garo with a solo...More »
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Ryu Umehara Exhibition
Exhibition by Ryu Umehara, who collects materials from around the world, such as antique paper and glass, to create sculptures that evoke childhood memories. In this exhibition on the theme of “language”...More »
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Kim Young-Sic Exhibition
Korean artist Kim Young-Sic’s works based on simple motifs question the idea of identity.More »
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Shuhei Matsuyama Exhibition
Exhibition of paintings by Shuhei Matsuyama. Matsuyama’s “Shin-on” series is inspired by the theories of Kandinsky of “color as an inner sound,” establishing a subtle relationship between the visual and...More »
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Hirotaka Ichikawa Exhibition
Hyper-realistic pencil drawings of artist Hirotaka Ichikawa, who attempts to capture in the faces of his subjects the “gaps” or moments we overlook in everyday life.More »
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Koji Watanabe Exhibition
Opening Party: February 26th (Thu) 17:00-More »
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Machiko Nishizaka + Hideko Fukushima Exhibition
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Ko Haruki Exhibition
The exhibition features non-traditional glass works by Ko Haruki, who applies lampwork techniques and explores his challenges.More »
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Motohisa Ueda Exhibition
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Atsuko Uchino Exhibition
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Marco Bertino Exhibition
Opening Party: October 25th (Thu) 17:00-More »
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Koho Mori-Newton Exhibition
Opening Party: September 26th (Wed) 17:00- [Image: "Drawing 2007, Germany"]More »
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Hikari Sugimoto Exhibition
The exhibition features sculptural figures made from steel pipes.More »
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Shuhei Matsuyama "Shin-on"
*The artist will be present at the gallery on 7/17 and 7/18.More »