2026.10.23
We are delighted to announce Aglow, a solo exhibition by Tabuchi Taro at megumu art. Traditionally prized for its pure, immaculate whiteness, porcelain takes on an entirely different character in Tabuchi's hands. He entrusts it to the intense flames and fly...
2026.10.19
SHIKISAISHA GALLERY is pleased to present *copy and paste*, Reo Kikuchi’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. Having studied Japanese painting, Kikuchi has explored the possibilities of painting through the use of images within images, appropriating and ...
2026.10.1
2026.9.14
SHIKISAISHA is pleased to present SHAFT 2, the second edition of the group exhibition SHAFT.Launched in 2024, SHAFT is a curatorial project organized by sculptor Yu Seto. The exhibition introduces emerging sculptors while fostering dialogue across generatio...
2026.7.17
Tomio Koyama Gallery Kyobashi is pleased to present Yuko Someya’s solo exhibition “Soil and Stars.” This marks the artist’s sixth solo exhibition—and their first in two years—with the gallery, showcasing a collection centered around new works. 【About the...
2026.6.3
Tomio Koyama Gallery Kyobashi is pleased to present “In the Depth of Things,” an exhibition of new works by Kishio Suga. This marks Suga’s 11th consecutive exhibition and his 18th solo exhibition at our gallery since 2006. Kishio Suga (b. 1944) is known as ...
2026.5.8
Launched in 2019, the Japanese Art Auction MEGURU specializes in Japanese art, ranging from Edo-period works to modern Japanese paintings, as well as Western-style paintings, calligraphy, prints, and crafts. The auction has introduced carefully selected wor...
2026.4.13
【About Ahn Jisan and His WorksThe reality revealed through his works: confinement, oppression, chaos, fear, anxiety, and bodily sensations】 Ahn Jisan was born in Busan, South Korea in 1979. After graduating from the Korea National University of Arts in 20...
2026.3.29
SHIKISAISHA is pleased to present “Spring and an Egg,” a solo exhibition by Makiko Horiuchi. Horiuchi’s practice draws on the concept of marebito in Japanese folklore—visiting deities or outsiders—while also engaging with its contemporary extensions in subc...
