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16.03.2024 - 11.05.2024 开启线上展厅

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Tomoko Kashiki
Whether it is a woman September 03, 2023 - October 21, 2023 | Ota Fine Arts 7CHOME I am drawing a woman. There was always a bit of hesitation to affirm this, but viewers often perceive it as a woman, so I did not deny it particularly. Although I have never drawn their faces and bodies thinking “this is a woman” or “let’s draw it like a woman”, almost all of their clothes were skirts. This is because I did not feel like drawing trousers. It is not that I want to specifically draw a skirt, but I also do not want to draw them nude. In other words, the skirts (clothes) were positioned as ‘a cloth to wrap up the breasts and crotch’... 阅读更多
[Ota Fine Arts Tokyo] Chris Huen Sin-Kan: A Day in the Life
2023年7月1日 - 8月19日 Ota Fine Arts Tokyo is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Hong Kong born painter, Chris Huen Sin-Kan. Named after a well-known song by The Beatles, the exhibition ‘A Day in the Life’ showcases a series of indoor paintings. This is the first time Huen has painted this theme since his immigration to the United Kingdom from Hong Kong in 2021. 阅读更多
For Tetsuya Umeda「　　」
Attractors and the spirits of place October 29, 2022 - December 17, 2022 | Ota Fine Arts, Tokyo 阅读更多
[Ota Fine Arts Tokyo] Tsuyoshi Hisakado: River
2022年8月20日 - 10月8日 Ota Fine Arts is delighted to announce Tsuyoshi Hisakado’s first exhibition in four years in Tokyo. Having experienced the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and the Great East Japan Earthquake, Hisakado’s artistic practice draws from a consideration of the laws of nature and the universe, which are far beyond human wisdom. Hisakado, who has a studio in the rural landscape of Kameoka, Kyoto, is at the mercy of heavy rainfall and severe weather, as well as wildlife. While he experiences day-to-day how these things function organically in accordance with the order of the Earth’s larger systems, at the same time, he had a doubt that the rules set by humans are deviating from this natural order. The new works in the exhibition reflect Hisakado’s consistent pursuit of eternity and uniqueness, and also possess ‘aesthetics’ that resonate with the human senses. This idea originates from his interest in nature, the earth and the universe and little events that occur in our daily lives. 阅读更多

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