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Maison de neko
Maison de neko, located on the second floor of a wooden Japanese house on the alley of Kyobashi, is a rental & planning art gallery with the theme of "all kind of living things". We will exhibit and sell a wide range of art works such as paintings, crafts and photography, mainly for creature.Since gallery hours vary depending on the exhibition, please visit us after checking the information...
Life on this planet 2020 (Maison de neko)
"Life on this planet" is a joint exhibition by two different type of galleries, the antique Oriental art "MOKKEI" and the gallery "Maison de neko", with the themes of living things on the planet. Changes in the global environment that humankind exerts have had a great influence on biological systems therefore we would like to express gratitude and respect for all living things which have always...
Life on this planet 2020 (MOKKEI)
October 10 sat. - 17 sat12: 00 - 18:00 (Last day to 16:00)The opening time might be shortened under the condition. "Life on this planet" is a joint exhibition by two different type of galleries, the antique Oriental art "MOKKEI" and the gallery "Maison de neko", with the themes of living things on the planet. Changes in the global environment that humankind exerts have had a great influence on ...
Rieko Kawabata, Kutani small Cup
Kakuen Takenoko Kinoko Shirochibu Cup Drawn by Aka-e detailed drawing of Kutani pottery. W. 5.2cm, H. 4.8cm
Tomoko Koga "Hana no Kame (Flower Turtle)
28 x 23 x 7 Clay, wood, metal, glass, resin, acrylic, thread The turtle bone I picked up in the river was so beautiful that I imagined it when it was alive and made it into a work. The flowers of plum algae bloom in the tail. (artist)
Tomoko Koga "Hako dokei (Clock box)"
2019 50 × 76 × 6.5 closed 50 × 38 × 14.5 Clay, wood, metal, glass, resin Acrylic, ammonite, shellfish, paper Retractable, some parts can be removed The theme was to dismantle the old box clock made of inorganic and organic materials, take out only the mechanical part, and remake it into a new work. You can close the box by removing the central creature.
Tomoko Koga "Bone bug / Griffon"
2020 50 × 19 × 24 Clay, wood, metal, glass, resin, magnet Acrylic, paper, stone (labradorite) Mouth opening / closing The skeleton is made of stainless steel and the meat is added with clay. Movable front legs. The mouth opens and closes, and the tail feathers rotate.
Tomoko Koga "Sheep"
2014 50 × 58 × 45 Clay, wood, metal, glass, resin, acrylic, cloth, mirror By adjusting a small mirror on the pedestal of the work to reflect the light on the back of the face, the eyes of the sheep will glow.
Tomoko Koga "Transform"
2019 80 x 55 x 27 Clay / Wood / Metal / Resin / Acrylic / Cloth / Wire / Paper Mouth open / close, surface removable In the old literature, "A fox puts a human skull on its head to turn itself into a human, '' and I imagined a mysterious world where there is a popular craftsman who turns human bones into masks for foxes. In this situation, I imagined the craftsman could only get a part of a hu...
Arisa Oguro "Moon and Rabbit"
Oguro is a popular sculptor for her style of healing. Faced with the material of trees, the soft shape of the unique smooth lines makes the viewer happy, and when you touch it, the feeling of happiness doubles. She is a young artist who is popular for her talent, including an annual department store solo exhibition. "Moon and Rabbit" Boxwood, olive, crystalh3.0 x w2.7 x d1.8 I would like to ex...