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We are pleased to announce our Spring Small Works Exhibition from April 23 (Sat) to 28 (Thu), 2022. This will be a group exhibition of paintings, photographs, jewelry, and other works by women artists active in Japan and abroad.
During the exhibition period, there will also be a workshop of creative Japanese sweets by a group of artists who have been working on the theme of world cuisine.
Please take this opportunity to drop by.
*Wagashi workshop will be held from 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 24.
During the exhibition period, there will also be a workshop of creative Japanese sweets by a group of artists who have been working on the theme of world cuisine.
Please take this opportunity to drop by.
*Wagashi workshop will be held from 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 24.
■ Yuuko Konagai / Photography
Yuuko Konagai moved to Canada by herself at the age of 15. In 2008, she moved to Tokyo, where she continues to work in advertising photography.
She has exhibited her work in group and solo shows. She is currently living in Canada and was selected for the APA Awards 2016 in the advertising category.
2018 "Nothingness", solo exhibition, Art For Thoughts, Tokyo, Japan
2016 "Fragment - Fragment", solo exhibition, Pikto Gallery, Toronto Canada
2015 "You Take The Moon, I Take The Sun", Solo Exhibition, Gallery Steichen Tokyo, Tokyo Japan
■ La tagua, Yoko Osawa / Jewelry
Born in 1972 in Tokyo, Japan
Having a grandfather and father who were both painters, Yoko Osawa became interested in art at an early age and studied textiles in Kansai, Australia, and Denmark.
She studied textiles in Kansai, Australia, and Denmark, and later studied under Masako Friedenberg in the U.S. She designs and produces accessories made from a natural material, the seeds (tagua) of a plant called "vegetable ivory palm" that grows wild in the Amazon of South America. The concept of ethical accessories is to prevent deforestation by using naturally fallen seeds, and to protect animals from poaching by using them as substitutes for ivory and cow horns.
■ Yoko Minagawa / Painting
Born in Tokyo in 1978. Spent her childhood and high school years on the East Coast of the United States. She graduated from Keio University in 2001 and Tama Art University in 2006. Mainly creates two-dimensional works such as prints. He expresses feelings and consciousness that emerge through dialogue with the self, using unique colors and forms.
■ Vamos! / Creative Japanese Sweets
Vamos! is an event and lesson provider in Japan and overseas, focusing on traditional home cooking, world cuisine, nutrition education, fermentation, etc.
Yuuko Konagai moved to Canada by herself at the age of 15. In 2008, she moved to Tokyo, where she continues to work in advertising photography.
She has exhibited her work in group and solo shows. She is currently living in Canada and was selected for the APA Awards 2016 in the advertising category.
2018 "Nothingness", solo exhibition, Art For Thoughts, Tokyo, Japan
2016 "Fragment - Fragment", solo exhibition, Pikto Gallery, Toronto Canada
2015 "You Take The Moon, I Take The Sun", Solo Exhibition, Gallery Steichen Tokyo, Tokyo Japan
■ La tagua, Yoko Osawa / Jewelry
Born in 1972 in Tokyo, Japan
Having a grandfather and father who were both painters, Yoko Osawa became interested in art at an early age and studied textiles in Kansai, Australia, and Denmark.
She studied textiles in Kansai, Australia, and Denmark, and later studied under Masako Friedenberg in the U.S. She designs and produces accessories made from a natural material, the seeds (tagua) of a plant called "vegetable ivory palm" that grows wild in the Amazon of South America. The concept of ethical accessories is to prevent deforestation by using naturally fallen seeds, and to protect animals from poaching by using them as substitutes for ivory and cow horns.
■ Yoko Minagawa / Painting
Born in Tokyo in 1978. Spent her childhood and high school years on the East Coast of the United States. She graduated from Keio University in 2001 and Tama Art University in 2006. Mainly creates two-dimensional works such as prints. He expresses feelings and consciousness that emerge through dialogue with the self, using unique colors and forms.
■ Vamos! / Creative Japanese Sweets
Vamos! is an event and lesson provider in Japan and overseas, focusing on traditional home cooking, world cuisine, nutrition education, fermentation, etc.