April 22 – May 28
12:00 – 19:00
Wednesday – Saturday and appointment
reception: 4.22 (Fri) 18:00-
My latest Critic's Pick from Tokyo is up on ARTFORUM website. Given the circumstances, for all of you who cannot see the exhibition in person, I am also attaching a selection of the installation views. All images courtesy of the gallery—Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo.
Next Exhibition: Images of Tohoku - Calling all photographers 次回の展覧会:東北のイメージ – 東日本大震災を撮影した写真家達 We will hold a special exhibition 15th-27th April to show images since the disaster from photographers in Tohoku. This non-commercial exhibition is held out of respect to Tohoku victims and any proceeds will be sent to assist those struggling to rebuild their lives. Participation is open to professionals, amateurs, residents and is an opportunity to show your work to people who cannot see events at first hand. This exhibition will take place first in Tokyo then travel to Beijing in May and we will also offer it in Europe and the USA. If any photographer wishes to be part of this exhibition please email us at the following addresses. Images may be sent directly or by file transfer to mark@zen-foto.jp and makisato@mac.com More details are available to participants on request and on the Zen Foto website.
Katsuhiro Maeda's newest works will be on view at Kouzome-Bijitsu gallery in Minami-Asagaia, the show will open tonight. Since his last exhibition in 2010 Maeda, whose work could be best described as Neo-Nihonga, added some somber tones to his formerly vibrant palette.
Katsuhiro Maeda, untitled (無題) 2011
S10号(530mm×530mm)
アクリル・顔料インク・パネル
Also, last year, Maeda began to produce large format paintings one of which was in the group show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo.
Katsuhiro Maeda, Another Reflection 2010
S80号(1455mm×1455mm)
アクリル・顔料インク・パネル
You can see the show until April 26th.
I wrote about Kabata's ball point pen paintings and sculpture on several occasions (see blog archive), and I am delighted to see the recognition she is beginning to receive. The artist's work is now featured in the MOT group exhibition Nearest Faraway (on view through May 8th). Her first international solo show (which I curated) is forthcoming just a few days after the αM Gallery opening: it will be held at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Singapore April 8th–May 7th.