2020/12/04 - 2021/01/16
Group Exhibition：L.A. : Views
Satoru Tamura, baanai, Takuro Tamura
- Connect #1
- 2021/01/16-2021/03/06
- Tennoz, Tokyo
Installation view, artwork, front to back: baanai; Takuro Tamura; Satoru Tamura
Upcoming
To be announced
Past
2020/10/31 - 2020/12/26
Miya Ando
2020/10/17 - 2020/11/21
Jennifer Rochlin
2020/09/05 - 2020/10/24
Kaz Oshiro
2020/09/17 - 2020/10/10
Koichiro Takagi
2020/06/12 - 2020/07/18
Mungo Thomson
2020/06/12 - 2020/07/18
Takahiro Yamamoto
2020/04/14 - 2020/05/23
Justine Hill
2020/02/22 - 2020/03/28
exonemo
2020/01/24 - 2020/02/15
Anne Kagioka Rigoulet
2020/01/24 - 2020/02/15
Shiori Tono
2019/11/23 - 2019/12/21
Anthony Miler
2019/10/04 - 2019/11/02
Javier Martin
2019/08/30 - 2019/09/21
Jordy Kerwick
2019/07/11 - 2019/08/07
Atsuko Tanaka, Yayoi Kusama, Anne Kagioka Rigoulet, Shiori Tono
2019/05/24 - 2019/06/29
Mungo Thomson
2019/03/08 - 2019/04/20
Jonas Wood & Shio Kusaka
2019/01/19 - 2019/02/23
Ryo Hirano
2018/11/02 - 2018/12/22
Anne Kagioka Rigoulet
2018/11/06 - 2018/12/22
Daido Moriyama
2018/09/25 - 2018/10/20
Masaaki Yamada
2018/09/14 - 2018/10/27
Susumu Kamijo
2018/05/25 - 2018/09/01
Yayoi Kusama
2017/12/15 - 2018/01/13
Ikki Sakamoto
2016/12/09 - 2016/12/24
Anne Kagioka Rigoulet
The artists in this exhibition, Satoru Tamura, baanai, and Takuro Tamura, use completely different materials and forms for their works. Each of them has their own unique perspective on the world, and their works have a certain strength that makes them stand out from the rest. It may have an experimental significance that these three distinctive artists, for the first time, have been brought together for a group show. However, viewing each of the works will make us realize a common thread among them, that the materials and motifs used in their works possess a strong message of their own. The three artists focus on materials and motifs, disconnecting them from their original contexts and reinforcing their meanings in their own expressions. In the process of creating works, they repeatedly connect and disconnect to the essence of things, hence the title of this group exhibition, ‘Connect’. In addition, the ‘#1’ represents the fact that this is the first time all three artists exhibit at MAKI Gallery. We wonder how this ‘connection’ in the gallery space will affect us all. MAKI Gallery will continue to experiment in this way and hope to make new connections and contacts with ‘Connect #2’, ‘#3’ and so on. We hope you will enjoy this exhibition, the first in a series of new projects.
Due to the government’s declaration of a state of emergency, the hours for this exhibition will change to Tuesday - Saturday, 11:00~18:00.
We will take our utmost care to prevent the spread of COVID-19 now more than ever. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.