2023.3.7
Matsumoto Shoeido will hold an exhibition "From the Heian period to the present day" at the Tokyo office. This time, we will exhibit one work from the Heian period to the present. Although the score is small, we have prepared excellent items from each era. ...
2023.3.1
Andy Warhol recently held a major retrospective exhibition in Kyoto. The KIKU series he created as if to show his affinity for Japan during his lifetime This time, we will introduce all three items of KIKU, which is a valuable prototype version (planned)
2023.3.1
We exhibit Koｰimari for everyday use at a SALE price in our shop during the Tokyo Art & Antiques. This is the first time in 3 years! *There are cases of change or cancellation regarding planned and development events.
2023.3.1
This exhibition will focus on works that evoke a pleasant springtime feeling. Artist：ASANO Yae , YOKOMIZO Miyuki , INAOKA Sachiko , OGAWA Mariko , SUZUKI Atsuo , WADA Naosuke , KASHIWAGI Etsuko
2023.3.1
Customers decide the price! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to purchase the work you have been interested in at the price you want.The auctions at Suiha Gallery, which have been well received every time, are a great opportunity for first-time art b...
2023.3.1
Buddhism, born in India, was introduced to Japan via China and the Korean peninsula. This exhibition traces the diversity of beliefs that developed uniquely in the countries along the way, with a particular focus on Korea. Held at the same time"Deceased Wes...
2023.2.8
The first special exhibition in 2023 is the "Sake Cups Exhibition", which has been well received every time.This time, seven notable artists will make their first appearances in a project of our gallery.The new works of each artist are a must-see.In this se...
.jpg)
2022.3.1
Exhibitor: Yuko KitajimaArtist visit date: April 29th (Friday) and 30th (Saturday) 11: 00-16: 00 each day "Haegiwa" is the most particular work of Yuko Kitajima. The "beauty" of bijin-ga, the intense fetishism that asks where the roots reside, and the elega...
