Fu-sho's Korean Ceramics
2022.3.1
Due to various circumstances, it will be postponed. From 5/5, we will post the works that were scheduled to be exhibited at the web exhibition. We are very sorry to everyone who was looking forward to it.
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Takumi's Ceramics / Lacquering / Wood Crafts Exhibition
2022.3.1
We are exhibiting wonderful works from deceased artists to contemporary artists, mainly lacquering and ceramic art centered on Living National Treasure.
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Ceramics of Tang dynasty
2022.3.1
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Toshihiro Matsumoto Exhibition-Painter's Eye, Collector's Eye-
2022.3.1
会場：ギャルリーフロレゾン（2022年閉廊） Toshihiro Matsumoto is an artist and collector. He is painting an oil painting. He collects the first colored porcelain from the late Ming and Qing dynasties in China.He will exhibit still life paintings with colored...
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Celadon
2022.3.1
We will hold a celadon exhibition as an exhibition commemorating the 3rd anniversary of OKUMA GALLERY. Longquan celadon, Yaozhou kiln, Jun ware, Koshi kiln, Goryeo celadon, etc. will be exhibited and sold, and pottery pieces from Longquan kiln will also be ...
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SONG CERAMICS
2022.3.1
Song Ceramics are one of the very popular Chinese ceramic genres among Japanese. They are known for simple and refined shape with monochromatic glaze, and because of their universality, they have been highly valued in Ming and Qing dynasties. There are some...
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Life on this planet 2022
2022.3.1
"Life on this planet" is a joint exhibition by two galleries, "Mokkei" and "Maison de neko", with the theme of creatures on the earth. The contents of the exhibition are a collaboration between the world of antique art centered on Chinese ceramics and artis...
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MASUO IKEDA ”Unknown Art”
2022.3.1
A project to reaffirm the diverse talents of Masuo Ikeda (1934-97). Watercolors that make you feel the influence of Ei-Q, a sense of collage that designers envy, lithographs that quickly adopted CG, ceramic works that you can feel a longing for ancient time...
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Chinese Ceramics Exhibition
2022.3.1
We will exhibit and sell Chinese ceramics from the Stone Age to the end of the Ming Dynasty.
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