2021/09/15 - 2021/10/13
Miya Ando
Johan Deckmann
- You May Not Want To Hear This
- 2021/10/16-2021/11/17
- Tennoz I, Tokyo
Installation view, artwork: Johan Deckmann
MAKI Gallery is pleased to present You May Not Want To Hear This, Copenhagen-based artist Johan Deckmann’s first solo exhibition in Japan. Featured at our Tennoz I space will be an array of new paintings and mixed media sculptures as well as the artist’s celebrated book pieces, in which he takes found books and paints witty titles or astute remarks in English that cleverly abridge the human experience.
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Takuro Tamura
- 5W<1H
- 2021/10/09-2021/11/10
- Omotesando, Tokyo
Installation view, artwork: Takuro Tamura
We are pleased to present 5W<1H, Tokyo-based artist Takuro Tamura’s first solo exhibition at MAKI Gallery. Over fifty new works, including paintings and sculptures, will be on view at our gallery space in Omotesando, Tokyo.
5W1H, or what is commonly known as the Five Ws (who, what, when, where, why) and the how, represents the most basic and fundamental questions asked in any situation. In particular, the “how” is crucial to Tamura and the way he approaches the making of his works.
The incessant focus on the “how” pushes the artist to consider his own existence through a critical lens, and in turn, encourages the viewer to take a closer look at their surroundings. How does one capture the collective consciousness and embed the values of our times into a work of art? Tamura’s practice is driven by questions such as these, and he continually expands his own observations and interpretations on the matter. We hope you will take this opportunity to delve into the largest presentation of Tamura’s works to date.
5W1H, or what is commonly known as the Five Ws (who, what, when, where, why) and the how, represents the most basic and fundamental questions asked in any situation. In particular, the “how” is crucial to Tamura and the way he approaches the making of his works.
The incessant focus on the “how” pushes the artist to consider his own existence through a critical lens, and in turn, encourages the viewer to take a closer look at their surroundings. How does one capture the collective consciousness and embed the values of our times into a work of art? Tamura’s practice is driven by questions such as these, and he continually expands his own observations and interpretations on the matter. We hope you will take this opportunity to delve into the largest presentation of Tamura’s works to date.
Upcoming
To be announced
Past
2021/09/01 - 2021/09/29
Tammi Campbell
2021/09/18 - 2021/09/23
Satoru Tamura
2021/07/10 - 2021/08/07
Brian Harte
2021/07/03 - 2021/08/04
Alec Egan
2021/07/03 - 2021/08/04
Susumu Kamijo
2021/05/22 - 2021/06/23
Anne Kagioka Rigoulet
2021/03/27 - 2021/05/01
Marius Bercea
2021/04/14 - 2021/04/27
Mungo Thomson
2021/03/23 - 2021/07/03
Justine Hill, Jennifer Rochlin, Miya Ando, Shiori Tono
2021/01/16 - 2021/03/06
Satoru Tamura, baanai, Takuro Tamura
2020/12/04 - 2021/01/16
Group Exhibition：L.A. : Views
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
