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From paintings, printmaking and muralism, there is an intensive influence Yayanagi has had over the last 50 years of Japanese art. From Whitestone Gallery, who has shown Yayanagi in the past:…
For more than 40 years, Japanese photographer Hiroh Kikai has taken the portraits of passersby near the Sensoji temple in Tokyo’s Asakusa district. Using the same camera, and created during a si…
Supreme has tapped iconic Japanese artist, Takashi Murakami, for a special Box Logo Tee release for COVID 19 relief. The brand and artist will donate 100 percent of its proceeds will go to HELP …
Yoshitomo Nara is underrated. If you consider that an overstatement for such a successful internationally renowned artist, concede that he had a personal record breaking auction sale in late 201…
In the early 1980s, Joji Hashiguchi began to document the plight of the young with his debut work, "Shisen." In these five cities, Hashiguchi witnessed the complex cocktail of self…
As we showed you yesterday, the legendary Japanese pop artist, Hajime Sorayama has been busy building up a few bodies of work for two coinciding exhibitions with Nanzuka in Tokyo. The first was …
At first glance, Chen-Dao Lee uses people around him as motifs. His home country, Taiwan, accepts a lot of culture from Japan and the US, and his paintings incorporate Taiwanese mixed cultu…
NANZUKA is pleased to present a solo exhibition with New York-based American artist Jonathan Chapline. This exhibition, Hunter Gatherer, marks Chapline’s first solo showcasing in Asia.…
Tokyo is about to get a full Barry McGee experience. Coinciding with his upcoming solo show, Potato Sack Body, at Perrotin Gallery in Tokyo, the San Francisco legend will also have a pop-up…
Anything titled Glue Scissors deserves attention, so we had to tell you about the exhibition by Japanese artist, record producer and DJ, Towa Tei. Showcasing his collage works for the first time…
