ART & EXHIBITION

Keiko Yamada2022.12.10-2023.04.09

About the Exhibited Works

【Artist Statement Keiko Yamada】

I want viewers to find that I draw in detail and that I carefully observe and draw, and I want them to be happy. I get nervous when I'm drawing for open call, but I'm happy when I think about how I felt when I was selected. I feel blue when I was not selected. But when it's like that, I think I'll do my best because there's a next time.
My dream is to have a solo exhibition in Ginza, Tokyo someday. I want many people to see my paintings.

"Uncanny Valley" refers to the boundary at which human beings harbor an emotional disgust as advancing technology brings the appearance and movement of robots infinitely closer to that of human beings. The difference between the canvas that the artist painted with their own hands and the canvas achieved through high -resolution printing is indiscernible without close inspection, evoking the perils of dichotomy inherent in "human and machine "or"original and reproduction".

About the Exhibition ABLE ART JAPAN

Drawn brightly with water-based pens, many of the artworks by recommended artist, Keiko Yamada, depict motifs found in nature such as plants and sea life. The rhythm of the meticulous strokes drawn across the entire surface gives them life, almost as if we can hear the heartbeats of the creatures. The freshness viewers feel is no doubt, from the bending of the sharp lines, the contrasting colors, and the brightness felt in the use of light and dark, that make up her detailed form of expression. Yamada senses the air and sounds invisible to the eye, replacing these as strokes and colors, as though she were talking to these creatures. There is a unique narrative-like world view expressed in her works.

ARTIST PROFILE

　Keiko Yamada
　1986 Born in Fukuoka
　2010 Represented by "Maru Workshop", produces work at atelier in Taga, Shiga
　2022 4th DIVERSITY IN THE ARTS Open Call Exhibition, Bunkamura Gallery, Tokyo
　2021 AD AWARD 2021, TRUNK HOTEL, Tokyo
　　　　Solo Exhibition-Talkative and Silence, Galerie de h, Fukuoka
　2018 Yes, and:Atelier Maru group show, Patria Hita, Oita
　2017 Wonderful World KUMAMOTO, Tencho-no-kura, Kumamoto

Keiko Yamada is a bright, energetic, and social individual who oves talking. Her talking doesn't stop, even while moving her brush. The charm be hind her colorful pictures, which seem to almost dance before our eyes, lies in her strokes brimming with humor. We are excited to see what kind of further changes her artworks will reveal from now on.

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Karin Sato, Nobuyo Hikone

Segment　- Erika Kusumi -2021.09.02-12.13

About the Exhibited Works

About this Exhibition - Artist, Erika Kusumi
For some time, I have been creating works surrounding large-scale themes, such as life and death, destruction and regeneration, global cycles, and the state of human society. With the recent spread of the novel coronavirus, I have witnessed the impact that battling against the virus has had on human society, and I feel my own consciousness and values being shaken day after day. In everyday life, it is essential to be aware of the existence of one's own life and the lives of others within society as a whole. Yet, as the non-human world continues as it always has, I feel both hope and despair. Amid this situation, I present artwork centered on the division between the world and human society, "the state of a species of egoistic human beings", "the state of human beings in this scenario", and thoughts on hope and salvation.

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Nobuyo Hikone

ARTIST PROFILE

Erika Kusumi

Erika Kusumi

Born and based in Sapporo, Hokkaido. Erika Kusumi creates digital collages by digitally processing photographs she has captured, cut out and overlaid. By reconstructing actual landscapes visible to everyone, Kusumi expresses an unrealistic world that exists simultaneously as an extension of reality and everyday life. In addition to appearing in exhibitions and art fairs in Japan and abroad, Kusumi has also produced numerous commission artworks. She received the 2020 Sapporo Culture Encouragement Award and the Dogin Art and Culture Encouragement Award.

https://kusumierika.com

Houxo Que2021.04.21-8.30

About the Exhibited Works

【Exhibition description -Organizer, 3331 Arts Chiyoda】

This exhibition features artwork from Houxo Que's The Uncanny Valley series, produced between 2012 and 2015. The artwork is produced through the repetitive act of copying paint strokes onto canvas using high -resolution print methods, the result of which is then further painted and reprinted onto canvas.

As the spread of COVID -19 restricts physical "contact", and amidst the accelerating progression of digital technologies, the boundary between we humans and machines is increasingly blurred. We hope this exhibition becomes an opportunity to experience the perspective of Houxo Que, who captures our current er a sharply.

3331 Arts Chiyoda
6-11-14 Sotokanda Chiyoda-Ku Tokyo 101-0021 TEL: +81(0)3-6803-2441
Nobuyo Hikone

ARTIST PROFILE

Houxo Que

Encountering graffiti in his teens, QUE began his artistic activities mainly on the street walls. From then on, he has been known for his fluorescent paintings and installations using black lights. He has also presented his creative process as live painting shows many times. From 2012, he started painting directly onto displays that were presented in "16,777,216 views" at BCTION (2014) and Gallery OUT of PLACE (2015). Through these exhibitions, QUE has been gathering wide attention in the contemporary art scene.

http://www.quehouxo.com/

Parallel world - Yuuki Horiuchi -2020.07.14-10.21

About the Exhibited Works

【About the work -Artist, Yuuki Horiuchi】
There are hidden messages. Marcel Proust called these "signs". Events lose their original purpose, and a completely different object or meaning appears. There is a definite sense of "joy" here, even if at first, we don't understand what it is - this is the mystery I want to capture. Within flowing clouds or passing wind, or even just looking into the mirror at yourself, underneath the sign exists something completely different. Most likely, you and I have had to work hard at making these discoveries.
I have experienced actual events like reading a girls' comic through winter in Germany, my friend and I facing each other with blue trays at the canteen in Greece, or the moon in Scotland shifting the moment I looked away from it. And like that, things resembling imaginary celestial bodies, including unreadable comics or mirrors showing nothing, have continued to appear to me over the years.

【Exhibition description -Organizer, 3331 Arts Chiyoda】
Yuuki Horiuchi gathers ideas from slips in our perception and understanding, creating installations and two-dimensional works that offer us a sense of poetry.
The pieces in this exhibition use mirrors and comics as motifs, reassembling reflections of light, speech bubbles, and lines of effect through the filter of Horiuchi's eyes. It may seem as though mirrors and comics have nothing in common, yet both do not reveal objects as they truly appear. In fact, they are related in that they both strip away an object's surplus of information, causing it to appear flat on the surface.
When we see something, we immediately recognize it as "〇〇". This is, however, simply our understanding of it based on the definition provided by general knowledge and context. In actuality, it could be that we are not taking in its existence entirely.
The world's phenomena are richer and more complex than what we make of them. Horiuchi's works carry a slight humor, while shaking up what we think we are seeing, giving us the chance to connect to the secrets of our world.

Photo : Title "Mirror"

3331 Arts Chiyoda
6-11-14 Sotokanda Chiyoda-Ku Tokyo 101-0021 TEL: +81(0)3-6803-2441
Nobuyo Hikone, Natsuki Iwadare

ARTIST PROFILE

1990 Born in Nara, Japan
2018　M.F.A., Oil Painting course, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts
2016　Glasgow School of Art (exchange program)

Exhibition
2019 London Summer Intensive Showcase, Camden Arts Center, London
2019 May, Igai Studio, Tokyo
2018 Imitation. Fire. Place, Solo Exhibition, Central Saint Martins, London
2018 Helen at the Mountain, Tetsuo's Garage (by Troedsson Villa), Nikko
2018 Pn -Powers of PLAY-, Chinretsukan Gallery, The University Art Museum, Tokyo

https://yuukihoriuchi.com/

Portrait photo: Hisako Kawakami

Goro Murayama "Drift of Learning" drawing2020.03.13-07.09

About the Exhibited Works

①Drift of Learning - Drawing (Red Iron Oxide, Silver)
　Acrylic on Paper. 2020 H420×W350mm
　94,000 JPY (Tax excluded)

②Drift of Learning - Drawing (Red Iron Oxide, Silver)
Acrylic on Paper. 2020 H300×W3600mm
30,000 JPY〜
Set Pricce 400,000 JPY (Tax excluded)

③Drift of Learning - Drawing (Silver)
Acrylic on Paper. 2020 H420×W4800mm
42,000 JPY〜
Set Pricce 600,000 JPY (Tax excluded)

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ARTIST PROFILE

Born 1983, Tokyo. Ph.D. (Fine Art) Live and work in Tokyo.

Education: 2018- Tokyo University of the Arts, Oil Painting, Lecturer (part-time). Musashino Art University, Oil Painting, Lecturer (part-time). Toyo University, International philosophy research center, visiting researcher.2015-17, University of Vien-na, Global World/ Intercultural Philosophy, visiting researcher. 2015, Tokyo University of the Arts, Ph.D., Oil Painting. 2010-2011, University of the Arts London, Chelsea College of the Arts and Design, MA fine arts course(Exchange). 2008 Tokyo University of the Arts, B.F.A., Oil Painting.

http://goromurayama.com/

Yasuaki Kuroda -texere-2019.12.03-2020.03.01

About the Exhibited Works

We are living in the world of words. Words make the objects possible for us. The meaning of words attach the outline to the objects, and we live inside of this prescribed Matrix. My primary interest resides in the place where threads are connected with words. 'Text' derives from Latin 'texere' ('to weave') and textiles appear, before texts, and function as a linguistic system for communication and recording.

My work is to choose from several hundred naturally dyed silk threads and weave them together. For one piece of my textile, there are from thousand to tens of thousands of selections of different colors of threads required. All my choices are recorded in this fabric. My 'text' is written here with my threads. Like a human appears due to the choice of words he or she makes, like choices that we make shape today's me and you, like 'Me' is a record of the choices I made, what appears in this fabric made of thousands of threads is what I am.

Nevertheless, when I confront what I have woven, I encounter something that is difficult to grasp. There is Me in this text(ile) but also something that exists at the distance. I am the one who makes the choice of the threads, I am the weaver of the threads and the creator of the fabric. It seems that I am the subject and the sole authority here, but actually it is not only me who chooses the threads. The Threads themselves choose the choice I make.
I pick up the thread, but in the same time it grasps me. I am the subject of the thread, but thread is also a subject that operates with Me.　(Yasuaki Kuroda)

ARTIST PROFILE

Yasuaki Kuroda / 黒田恭章

1986 Born in Japan
2010 Musashino Art University, Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft Design, B.A.
2012 Musashino Art University, Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft Design, M.A.

Solo Exhibitions
2018 "Lines & Agency", Aoyama Tomihiro, Tokyo
2017 TWS-Emerging "contextile", Tokyo Wonder Site Hongo, Tokyo

Selected Group Exhibitions
2019 "CENTURY. idee bauhaus", drj - dr.julius | ap, Berlin
2019 "FACE 2019", Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Museum of Art, Tokyo
2018 "#", Cindy Rucker Gallery, New York
2016 "Tokyo Wonder Wall 2016", Tokyo Wonder Site Shibuya, Tokyo
2014 "Terrada Art Award" Exhibition, T-Art Gallery, Tokyo

Awards
2019 "Face" Exhibition
2016 Grand prix at "Tokyo Wonder Wall 2016 Award"
2014 "Terrada Art Award"

http://www.yasuakikuroda.com

UENO : 111 Perspectives2019.11.01-11.30

About the Exhibited Works

Being deeply connected to a place. NOHGA HOTEL cherishes the fantastic experiences that are created from that. Since the Edo period, Ueno has been a flourishing center of shitamachi (low-lying eastside downtown) culture. Its creative culture today brings together traditional craft culture and creators with a new aesthetic. This is also the location of nationally important cultural institutions such as Ueno Park, art galleries and museums. The food culture here takes the form of longstanding restaurants and bars, as well as the bustling Ameyoko market street. Celebrating our 1st year anniversary on 1st November, we have collected these 111 pieces. These photos taken by Ueno locals, professional photographers, and our very own guests from NOHGA HOTEL UENO, represent and show various perspectives of our beloved neighborhood. We are delighted to share "the moments of Ueno" through this exhibition. Cherishing these charm of the neighborhood and its culture, NOHGA HOTEL UENO will continually offer one-of-a-kind experience and grow with the local neighbors for the future together. November 1, 2019

Masanori Tomita2019.08.01-10.31

About the Exhibited Works

To this day, Masanori Tomita has continued to work with oil paint, creating artworks that can be seen as both abstract and representational at once. At first glance the paintings appear abstract with the application of multiple layers of oil paint, yet concrete images such as human forms and hands eventually start to emerge from the surface. Tomita states that he extracts actual phenomena and landscapes existing in reality that he sees with his own eyes, which he then attempts to develop into the form of paintings. One of the characteristics of Tomita's paintings is their use of color, whose layers can be seen almost as a harmony of discordance. The paintings created in this way force us to see another world that is a counterpart to the one we see every day in reality. The expressions ‒ such as an imaginary line between the stars that brings to mind images beyond the night sky, or the shaping of landscapes that do not exist in reality ‒ may even recall the depths of space captured in traditional Chinese landscape paintings (known as 山水画 or Shan Shui style).

When we face Tomita's paintings, we become overwhelmed by their physical presence created by the multiple layers of oil paint. Yet appearing in contrast to this strong physical quality are empty and hollow images that emerge from the layers of paint. Suddenly the images shift into something else, as if we are sensing an illusion. This puts us in direct line with the paintings through which the artist makes full attempt to capture the moment before or after standing or falling; or heading towards something. Perhaps viewers are offered the chance to experience the back of reality ̶ in other words, a reality different from actuality.

Masanori Tomita (born in 1989, currently lives in Tokyo) is known mainly for his paintings. Their characteristics include dull and heavy tones, thick textures, layers accumulated through time, the perception of the process of taking apart a picture, and objects that serve merely as vehicles for the possibilities of transformation. Tomita is overflowing with energy in his power as a painter. The wind and waves are rising. The eye is shifting. The hand is waving. It is burning in flames. It is being torn apart. It is being connected together. It is being mixed together and mixed apart. It might seem like a sudden statement, but if I were a novelist, I would most likely ask Tomita to design my book cover. The barcode would be in the way, so I would remove it. It would be fine if my name and title were buried deep in the paint. I would go so far to say that I would not mind if the reader's eyes were stolen by the cover, forgetting to open the book in the first place.

ARTIST PROFILE

Born in 1989 in Kumamoto Prefecture. Graduated in 2013 from Tokyo University of the Arts Oil-Painting Department.

Major exhibitions include "Studio Exhibition" / Ohno Satoshi Studio (Yamanashi, 2018), Hikarie Contemporary Art Eye vol.9 supervised by Tomio Koyama - "through the glasses" / Shibuya Hikarie (Tokyo, 2018), solo exhibition "quiz" / KAYOKOYUKI (Tokyo, 2016), "Inner Flash" / Space Wunderkammer (Tokyo, 2014), 「SLASH/ square 」gallery 5 (Tokyo, 2014), "Masanori Tomita/Koji Nakazono Exhibition" / TURNER GALLERY (Tokyo, 2012), solo exhibition "Mutodzu2" / TURNER GALLERY (Tokyo, 2012), and others. Awarded the NOHGA Prize during the 3331 ART FAIR 2019 (Tokyo, held March 2019). Currently lives in Tokyo.

Norihiko Terayama2019.05.10-07.31

About the Exhibited Works

(1) flowers that were arranged（2019） [Material: Dried flower]
People have always been attracted to the natural objects of flowers and green. There are flowers when celebrating people and flowers when you are sad. Why is it what attracts people? The shape that people can not create can fascinate.
Lines and regular patterns written at equal intervals have always been in close contact with human life. I made the work a strange sense of unity created by the act of bringing this relative nature and art together.

(2) artificial flower that were arranged_plastic garden（2018） [Material: Artificial flower]
The presence of artificial flowers feels very strange. They are closer to the real flowers, and the sense of weirdness has increased further. In order to shape the sense of weirdness between "the real flowers and the artificial flowers", a part of the artificial flower was melted to turn it back to the material, and I made the artificial corner which is not in the natural world.

(3) paper structure that were arranged（2019） [Material: Paper]
Flowers are a mysterious material that attracts people just though being lined up. When I saw it react to people, I thought that I was reacting to the presence of flowers rather than looking at the ""shape"" of flowers.
In other words, I thought that the attractiveness of the flower does not require a shape and that its presence is more important, and I thought that it could be possible to create a floral element by aligning and existing the artificial shapes created by humans.

(4) plastic flower that were arranged（2019） [Material: Artificial flower, Insect pin]
I said that it was beautiful when I saw the decoration in which the flowers are lined up, but I was disappointed if I realized that it was an artificial flower. You can be impressed by the fresh flowers, although it is disappointing to be impressed by the plastic flower. That is very interesting. I made artificial flowers small in petal units to eliminate plastic feeling, I artificially cleaned up neatly and collected them with an array needle. All I did the actions was artificial. I would like to see how people react from it.

ARTIST PROFILE

"After studying design in Japan, I studied at the Netherlands 'Design Academy Eindhoven'. While studying abroad, I experienced Dutch conceptual design and trained at 'Studio Richard Hutten' 'MVRDV'. After returning home, we set up 'studio note', we mainly design products, interior design of 'CLASKA Room 701' etc. We do a variety of design activities. Participating in '21_21 DESIGN SIGHT (Design Ah! Exhibition, Rice Exhibition, Measuring Exhibition, ZAKKA -Goods and Things Exhibition)' and exhibitions at galleries, solo exhibitions and other activities as Artist."

Naoki Sato・Akio Suzuki2019.01.20-05.09

About the Exhibited Works

Naoki Sato
(1) MITAKA_AZAMI（2017）
(2) TOKYO, 20170518_1,2（2017）
(3) It has grown with the room. 1 No.5,No.6（2018）
(4) There, It has grown.（2017）
Material: Charcoal on plywood

The main piece for Naoki Sato's solo exhibition held in 2017, "Unexplored Tokyo: There, it has grown", is a charcoal drawing nearly 1.8 meters tall and at its current stage, 120 meters in length. Naoki Sato has barely been able to separate from this continuous work, but for this occasion, he displays in addition his new ambitious drawings made on 870 millimeter square plywood boards. The artist's KIDO PRESS lithograph artworks derived from this project will also be on display.

Akio Suzuki
INSPIRATION=Improvisation：Marking #1 / #2（2018, Orijinal 1970s-80s)
Material: Screenprint on paper

INSPIRATION = Improvisation: Marking #1 /#2
Appeared at the ""SOUND ON PAPER, Music Notation in Japan"" exhibit directed by John Cage at the Japan House Gallery while I was in New York City in 1981.
I suddenly received a request present my work at the exhibition, so I submitted 4 pieces. Surprisingly, the ""graphic score"" of my piece ""Markings #1"" piece was used for the invitation cards, posters, and catalogs. I was also given the honor of performing at the opening ceremony, where my piece was also displayed. Hearing the familiar voice of Shigeko Kubota cheer ""Bravo!"" amongst the applause is still a cherished memory.
After viewing the catalog, when John Cage asked me, ""Why did you name your song 'INSPIRATION'?"" I heartily replied, ""That is because it instantly appeared like an exclamation mark, the moment I start writing it. Therefore I could continue to draw out infinite possibilities..."" He said ""That should've been called, 'Improvisation.' In fact, I would like to apologize for making that mistake in your description, Akio.""
In the 70s, while exploring ""Graphic Score"" as a composition method, I created what could be called an ""Afterword."" After reexamining those pieces over the years, no matter how much I grow, they still encourage me. Even if it was a dead end...

ARTIST PROFILE

Naoki Sato
Born in Tokyo in 1961. After graduating from Hokkaido University of Education, he studied educational sociology and linguistics at Shinshu University. He completed the Mokuma Kikuhata painting class at Bigakko. In 1994, he served as art director to ""WIRED"" magazine when it was first published in Japan. In 1998, he established Asyl Design (now Asyl). From 2003 to 2010, he served as producer for ""Central East Tokyo (CET),"" a combined art, design, and architecture event that promoted the ""Legal Squatter's Ring."" In 2010, he participated in planning the 3331 Arts Chiyoda art center. His work is included in the permanent collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and he has won many prizes in Japan and abroad. In 2012, he took the opportunity to focus on painting as part of the ""Trans Arts Tokyo (TAT)"" art project. He also participated in events such as the ""Odate and Kita-Akita Art Festival 2014"". He was a band member for the 2017 ""Sapporo International Art Festival,"" where he served as head of the design project. His collections include "Unexplored Tokyo: There, It has grown" (Tokyo Kirara Co., Ltd) and he authored a book entitled "Never Disappear: Between Art and Design" (Shobunsha.) He is the 3331 Design Director, and a teacher at Bigakko, where he provides a class entitled ""Painting and Beauty, Image and Technique." He is also a professor at Tama Art University.

Akio Suzuki
Born in1941. Based in Kyotango-City, Kyoto. Undertaking a series of "Self-Study Events" , Suzuki's journey as a ""quester after sound and space"" started in 1963. In 1970, he invented an echo instrument which he named Analapos. In 1978, participating in the Festival d'Automne in Paris, he began Conceptual Performance. Suzuki then constructed the Hinatabokko no kukan (Space in the Sun) in 1988, consisting of two huge parallel walls between which the artist can sit all day to purify his hearing by listening to the reflected sounds of nature. The oto-date project, which is to find echo points on the streets, started in 1996 and has now been held in over more than 30 cities around the world. He is also known to perform by drawing sound out of various everyday materials and often collaborates with musicians who play improvised music. He has been invited by international exhibitions, programs, and leading music festivals such as Documenta 8 (Kassel, 1987), Donaueschingen Musiktage (Germany, 1998), the British Museum (UK, 2002) , MUSEE ZADKINE (Paris, 2004) , AV Festival (UK, 2014), and Documenta 14 (Athens, 2017).

Daisuke Ida2018.11.05-2019.01.20

Yutaro Yamada

Pius Fox

Yasue Kodama

Soji Shimizu

Toshiyuki Konishi

Miyuki Tsugami

Kyogen

Takeshi Hayashi

Shinsuke Notomi

ARTIST PROFILE

1942_Born in Shanghai
1965-1970_Studied at The California College of Arts and Crafts, B.A. and M.F.A
1979_Published widely acclaimed work of drawings and poems in collaboration with Philosopher Yuki Yada, titled, "Four Windows". Traveled to Nepal and Himilayas, did drawings for the "Light" series
1995_Exhibition of Lithographs and drawings of "Light 2" series at Ueda Gallery Tokyo
1996_Exhibits work at New Delhi Art Expo
1997_Exhibition of work at ARS Locus Gallery Kyoto Japan. Exhibition of new drawings at IDEE Gallery Tokyo
1998_Exhibition of new drawings at IDEE Gallery Tokyo
Permanent Collections: Tate Gallery, London; Louvre Museum, Paris; Boston Museum, United States; Aldo Cromlink, Paris France; Bigi Co. ltd. Tokyo; IDEE Co ltd. Tokyo; Numerous private collections

Curation Members

Teruo Kurosaki

Hozu Yamamoto

COLLABORATION EXHIBITION WITH 3331 ARTS CHIYODA

PERIODIC EXHIBITION

Keiko Yamada

EXHIBITION ARCHIVE

Segment - Erika Kusumi -

Houxo Que

Parallel world - Yuuki Horiuchi -

Goro Murayama "Drift of Learning" drawing

Yasuaki Kuroda -texere-

UENO : 111 Perspectives

Masanori Tomita

Norihiko Terayama

Naoki Sato・Akio Suzuki

Daisuke Ida

Featured Artworks

Public Space

Yutaro Yamada

Pius Fox

Yasue Kodama

Soji Shimizu

Toshiyuki Konishi

Miyuki Tsugami

Kyogen

Rooms

Takeshi Hayashi

Shinsuke Notomi

Norma Aratani

Reiko Sudo

Watanabe Woodcut Prints

Shigeki Yoshida

Kyogen

Keiko Yamada2022.12.10-2023.04.09

Segment - Erika Kusumi -2021.09.02-12.13

Houxo Que2021.04.21-8.30

Parallel world - Yuuki Horiuchi -2020.07.14-10.21

Goro Murayama "Drift of Learning" drawing2020.03.13-07.09

Yasuaki Kuroda -texere-2019.12.03-2020.03.01

UENO : 111 Perspectives2019.11.01-11.30

Masanori Tomita2019.08.01-10.31

Norihiko Terayama2019.05.10-07.31

Naoki Sato・Akio Suzuki2019.01.20-05.09

Daisuke Ida2018.11.05-2019.01.20

Yutaro Yamada

Pius Fox

Yasue Kodama

Soji Shimizu

Toshiyuki Konishi

Miyuki Tsugami

Kyogen

Takeshi Hayashi

Shinsuke Notomi

Norma Aratani

Reiko Sudo

Watanabe Woodcut Prints

Shigeki Yoshida

Kyogen

Segment　- Erika Kusumi -

Segment　- Erika Kusumi -2021.09.02-12.13