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grid next:Emerging Artists Showcase 2025

In response to the overwhelming number of applications and the strong feedback received for “grid next,” we are pleased to announce the second open call exhibition, “grid next: Emerging Artists Showcase 2025.”

This exhibition, “grid next: 2025,” is an open call project aimed at artists who have not yet exhibited at biscuit gallery. It invites submissions from art students and artists. The exhibition format will be similar to the annual “grid” show, where multiple works by each artist are displayed on a single wall. Approximately 25 artists are expected to be featured across the three floors of biscuit gallery.

 

[Application Overview]

Submission: Please fill out the application form.
Number of Artists to be Exhibited: Approximately 25
Application Period: August 10, 2024, to around Spring 2025
Selection Results: Selections will be made continuously, and successful applicants will be notified as decisions are made.

Application form

 

【Exhibition information】

Title:grid next : Emerging Artists Showcase
Venue:biscuit gallery(Shibuya)
Dates:2025 summer (TBC)
Organized by biscuit gallery

In conjunction with this exhibition, three selected artists from the participants will be given the opportunity to hold solo exhibitions.

【Inquiry】
info@biscuitgallery.com

 

 

 

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【News】 展覧会「Encounter with your imaginations」DAFT about DRAFT FLAGSHIP STOREのご案内 / Exhibition “Encounter with your imaginations” DAFT about DRAFT FLAGSHIP STORE

biscuit gallery and furniture brand DAFT about DRAFT have collaborated for the exhibition “Encounter with your imaginations” on view from Thursday, February 29, 2024.

The exhibition will be divided into two periods, Vol. 1 (Thursday, February 29 – Tuesday, April 2) and Vol 2. (Thursday, April 4 – Thursday, April 25).

Encounter with your imaginations

Creativity that radiates from pieces of art.
Please visit DAFT about DRAFT to experience the beauty and enjoyment of visual art, and encounter its physicality with a new sense of freedom that can be felt beyond just a quiet gaze.

The exhibition venue is “DAFT about DRAFT FLAGSHIP STORE” in Omotesando.

Information

Location: DAFT about DRAFT FLAGSHIP STORE
Jingumae 4-9-8, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001
Telephone: 03-6721-1521
Free Admission

Dates:
Vol.1: February 29 (Thu) – April 2, 2024 (Tue)
Vol.2: April 4 (Thu) – April 25, 2024 (Thu)

Time: 11:00-19:00(Closed Wed)

Participating Artists (Vol.1): Anri Katsuki, Sawako Nasu, Yuta Fukuhara, Atsuki Fujimoto, Koga Miura,  Saya Mimura
Participating Artists (Vol.2): To be announced

In cooperation with biscuit gallery
Contact: DAFT about DRAFT (https://daft-about-draft.com)

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Art Central Hong Kong 2024

biscuit gallery will be participating in Art Central Hong Kong from March 27, 2024.

biscuit gallery will be exhibiting a duo show by Fukumi Nakazawa and Miyu Yamada in the “Neo” section under the supervision of curator Enoch Cheng (booth A9).
*Neo at Art Central

Our display is a duo exhibition, featuring two emerging Japanese artists Miyu Yamada and Fukumi Nakazawa, who belong to the social and cultural definition of Gen Z. Amidst the backdrop of the current digital age’s complexity and the search for identity in an environment of information overload, the exhibition will focus on the common theme of “the power of ambiguity.” 

Fukumi Nakazawa’s practice is founded upon the abstract theme of “the boundary between human beings and the rest of the world.” She embodies the people and beings that inhabit these boundaries in her drawings, which she further develops into four-dimensional-like sculptural works. These sculptures are created through a process of transforming the drawings for her animations into one mass, formed by layering each individual drawing on top of one another. When displayed, they accompany a screened version of the video animation. 

Fukumi Nakazawa “Parallel Waves”, 2024, 1167×910x30mm, Ink on chalk ground

The motifs found in Nakazawa’s work are free-form, defying clear categories and definitions beyond the framework of traditional art, and their movements are light yet deeply meaningful and interpretative.

On the other hand, Miyu Yamada is known for her unique use of sand as one of the main mediums in her paintings. This decision was purposefully made to reflect her own philosophy of art, involving a deep interest in and potential for the constantly changing and adapting nature of sand in everyday life. Yamada is fascinated by the versatility and variability of this material, because while sand is most readily thought of as existing in nature, it is simultaneously, artificially used in cities as a key element for buildings and roads within complex materials like concrete and asphalt.

Miyu Yamada “Something new” 2023, 910×1167×50mm, Acrylic,mixed media on canvas

Though both artists work through different mediums and techniques, the two are united by the common thematic focus of “ambiguity.” This sense of ambiguity may be seen as reflecting the complexity and diversity of information in the digital age in which they live. Miyu Yamada approaches ambiguity through her medium of choice. Yamada’s drawings, which emerge from the sand on the canvas, blur boundaries of canvas space and line into a continuous medium. Possessing no hard borders, the drawings are ephemeral, and have the freedom of a seaside sand painting that changes its shape as it moves with the waves and wind.

Meanwhile Fukumi Nakazawa continues to create works with an awareness of how far she can abstract motifs that would otherwise become concrete by being painted, and she encourages viewers to interpret her work in various ways. From Nakazawa’s work, “abstraction” is taken to mean “existence that is not symbolized or specified,” and here, too, we can see her attitude of seeking ambiguity, which is expressed through the transformation of motifs.

According to McKinsey’s research, Generation Z is positioned as “True Gen” and tends to pursue truth and reject easy labeling and categorization. While this “ambiguity” might generally be interpreted as weakness, Yamada and Nakazawa consciously choose this ambiguity and use it to present a broader worldview.

“The power of ambiguity” may be a way of life unique to Generation Z, formed and transmitted by Nakazawa and Yamada, two artists with their own unique styles of expression. In the exhibition area of this project, the two artists will consciously construct an approach to “drawing” in their works on the exhibition floor, and make it function as an act of creating boundaries or materializing things. The exhibition will be composed of a variety of works, including drawings, paintings, sculptures, and videos, and will be presented as a project that expresses a clear message through the works, despite the exhibition’s theme of ambiguity. 

Information

Art Central Hong Kong 2024

Location: Central Harbourfront
Booth: A9 (biscuit gallery)
Dates: March 27 (Wed) – March 31 (Sun), 2024
※VIP Preview – March 27

Participating Artists: Fukumi Nakazawa, Miyu Yamada

Art Central Hong Kong 2024

 

biscuit gallery “Global Action”

https://biscuitgallery.com/global-action/

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【News】Exhibition “Hello, Art” DAFT about DRAFT FLAGSHIP STORE

The exhibition “Hello, Art” is currently being held in collaboration with biscuit gallery.

The two companies have collaborated in the past  by proposing and installing artworks by biscuit gallery artists for the design of DRAFT’s office space.

This time, DRAFT and biscuit gallery have decided to expand the scope of their collaboration and hold a special exhibition for the general public.

Yurina Okada “Untitled”, Exhibition View, 1167×910×50mm

Shinji Nakakaze “Tahiti Yellow”, Exhibition View, 727×606×25mm

Yuta Fukuhara “Untitled”, Exhibition View, 910×910mm

For admission, please make a reservation using the form below.

SALON RESERVATION

Information

Exhibition “Hello, Art”
Location:DAFT about DRAFT FLAGSHIP STORE
4-8-9, Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0001, Japan
Tel:03-6721-1521
Time:11:00 – 19:00 *Closed Wednesday
Participating Artists: Yurina Okada, Shinji Nakakaze, Yuta Fukuhara
Sponsored by biscuit gallery
Contact:Draft Inc.(https://draft.co.jp/en/

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【NEWS】biscuit gallery Curator Projects Vol. 2 − Group Exhibition Curated by waxogawa “enlighted things in a way to home”

biscuit gallery is pleased to announce the group exhibition, “enlighted things in a way to home,” curated by waxogawa, as the second installment of “biscuit gallery Curator Projects,” a project to support the activities of young curators. The exhibition will be held on all three floors of biscuit gallery from February 1, 2024.

In 2022, biscuit gallery launched “biscuit gallery Curator Projects,” a project to support the activities of young curators. The first exhibition was held in September 2022, “notes of shadows,” a duo show by Satoshi Kikuya and Kasumi Maeda, curated by Riho Matsue (currently a member of the Museum of Modern Art, Saitama’s curatorial board).

The exhibition was well received and was followed by a broad call for proposals for the next project with a large number of submissions. The new project selected from among them is the group exhibition “enlighted things in a way to home,” curated by waxogawa. The reason for the selection was not only the strength of the project, but also the realism of the description of the project and the concrete plans and action plans for its realization.

Six artists will participate in the exhibition: Christos Mavrodis (Netherlands), Yuan Fangzhou (China), Kotaro Tanaka, Lily Spacey, Nana Soeda, peronmi (all based in Japan). The exhibition will be on view from February 1 to February 28, 2024. 

 

list of works

 

Yuan Fangzhou “Umi no ao wo koko ni mottekuru”, glass, 230×610×410mm, 2020

This volume’s curator, waxogawa, is current studying Media and Governance at Keio University. Previous exhibitions include “cubed of conjunction” (2022, Shinjuku Ophthalmology Gallery) and “kɯ̟ᵝzɨᵝɾe̞^崩れ” (2023, Decameron).

waxogawa, who has a severe congenital hearing loss, while not been affiliated with any particular field, has launched curatorial projects from his position at the periphery of both academia and art education, and majority/minority status.

waxogawa’s previous exhibition, kɯ̟ᵝzɨᵝɾe̞^崩れ(2023, Decameron).

Part of the title of the exhibition, “in a way to home,” symbolizes the journey home from language training that waxogawa experienced as a child: the weekly memories of his parents dropping him off and picking him up, the five-hour round trip to the hospital ward, the series of tail lights on the highway, the opening up of society through the process of language acquisition, and the journey back to his parents. The symbolism of the project is the opening up of society through the process of language acquisition.

This project is filled with waxogawa’s desire to practice “standing alone, gladly in solitude” from his own position and experience.

This exhibition will present new works by six artists who agree with waxogawa’s vision, and will occupy three floors of biscuit gallery.

This project is scheduled to continue with more volumes in the future.

Curator Profile

waxogawa

Born in 2001 with severe congenital hearing loss in both ears. Acquired language through language training. Studying Media and Governance at Keio University.

He has been experimenting with art management theory and practice as a 3rd year student of the University of Tokyo’s AMSEA, Arts Management Development Project for Society-Oriented Arts, and as co-chair of the regional art festival “Minato Media Museum”. He is currently a member of artist-run residence “6okken” located in Kawaguchiko, Yamanashi, and curator of NEORT++ (Bakurocho, Nihonbashi).

https://waxogawa.pb.online/

Artist Profile

Yuan Fangzhou

Born in Liaoning Province, China, he came to Japan after graduating from Tsinghua University with a BFA in Crafts in 2018, and received his MFA from Tokyo University of the Arts in 2020. Currently, he is enrolled in the doctoral program of Tokyo University of the Arts, Department of Crafts, and is mostly works in Tokyo, Japan. Focusing on the relationship between people, objects, and nature, and based on his own philosophy influenced by Eastern thought such as post-minimalism and Buddhism, he develops works at the intersection of  multiple media and techniques including sculpture, painting, and video, with a focus on glass materials.

https://www.yuanfangzhou.com/

Christos Mavrodis

Born 1995, in Greece. He is currently based in the Netherlands after studying Audio Visual Arts. His artistic practice takes place in the emergence of fictional works that reflect the complexities of contemporary life. His process emphasizes improvisation and intuition, presenting a semantic environment that evokes a sense of reflection and introspection in a series of organic works. It is an opportunity to confront fundamental questions of existence and the mysteries of experience.

https://christosmavrodis.com/

Nana Soeda

Studied art in Japan and London. Influenced by Asian toys, billboards, and junk, she expresses her love for “cheapness” and her resentment and sadness toward the senselessness of society in her two-dimensional works, sculptures, and animations. In 2023, she held a solo exhibition at “YUKIKO MIZUTANI,” Terada Art Complex II. In addition, she has participated in various projects and exhibitions such as “3D ART PROJECT” organized by Isetan Mitsukoshi and “P.O.N.D” festival at Parco Shibuya.

https://www.nanasoeda.com/

Kotaro Tanaka

Born 2001.  He mainly creates three-dimensional works dealing with the reverberations created inside materials. After graduating from the Department of Music at Tokyo University of the Arts, he has been involved in the construction of art exhibitions while continuing his creative activities.

https://www.instagram.com/kota.ko.t/

pelonmi

Born 1987. Paints the things they see and feel everyday. 

https://www.instagram.com/pelonmi_/

Lily Spacey

Born 1998, in Aomori. After graduating from the Faculty of Environment and Information Studies at Keio University, she moved to Osaka, where she has been creating music and animation.

https://www.instagram.com/lilyspacey/

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biscuit gallery Curator Projects Vol.2 “enlightened things in a way to home”

Dates: February 1 (Thu) – Feb 18, 2024 (Sun)
Time: 11:00 – 19:00 
*Closed Monday – Wednesday
Free Admission
Sponsored by biscuit gallery

Curator: waxogawa

Participating Artists: Yuan Fangzhou, Christos Mavrodi, Nana Soeda, Kotaro Tanaka, peronmi, Lily Spacey

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【biscuit gallery】First open call project “grid next : Emerging Artists Showcase” Application announcement

grid next
Emerging Artists Showcase

biscuit gallery(Shibuya)is pleased to announce its first open call group exhibition, “grid next : Emerging Artists Showcase.” It will be launched in August, 2024.

 

biscuit gallery has been actively introducing young Japanese artists of note, and in 2024 we will actively expand overseas under the slogan “Global Action.”
We will continue to pursue partnerships with artists who are active not only domestically but also globally.

This exhibition, “grid next” is open to art students and artists who have not exhibited at biscuit gallery before.

The exhibition format will be the same as the anniversary exhibition “grid”, where multiple works by one artist will be displayed on one wall section.

In addition, three of the participating artists will be invited to hold solo exhibitions at the exhibition.

We look forward to your application.

【Exhibition Information】

“grid next : Emerging Artists Showcase”
Dates: Aug 10 (Sat) – Aug 25 (Sun) *Subject to change
Installation: Aug 8 (Thu), Aug 9 (Fri)

【Application Outline】
Where to apply:  Fill out the application form
Number of artists: ~25 
Application period: Jan 1 –  May 31, 2024
Screening results: Applicants will be notified by the end of May *Screening will be conducted on a case-by-case basis

【Application Requirements】
・Artists who have not yet exhibited at biscuit gallery and who are aiming to become professionals
・Students or those up to 40 years of age
・Artists who are capable of exhibiting their works at biscuit gallery (Shibuya), including two-dimensional, three-dimensional and video artists
・Residents of Japan who are able to set up the exhibition by themselves or by proxy, and who are able to remove and pick up their artwork after the exhibition. Removal is scheduled for Aug 26
・When applying, please submit an image of the work to be exhibited, or a reference image similar to the work to be exhibited
・Works to be exhibited must be new, never before exhibited works that are available for sale
・The gallery will be responsible for the location at the time of the exhibition
・No application or exhibition fee

【Prize】
Based on a voting system by visitors, the response rate of SNS users, and a screening by the director of biscuit gallery, three artists will be selected to have a solo exhibition on one floor at biscuit gallery.
The exhibition will be called “SOLO SOLO SOLO” and is scheduled to be held November 2024.

【Note】
The terms and conditions for the sale of artwork are in accordance with biscuit gallery’s standard contract.

【Contact】
info@biscuitgallery.com

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【NEWS】Miyu Yamada “Dawn + Drawn”

biscuit gallery (Shibuya, Tokyo), a commercial contemporary art gallery on Shoto Bunkamura Street in Shibuya, is pleased to announce Miyu Yamada’s solo exhibition, “Dawn + Drawn.”

The exhibition will be on view from Thursday, November 23 to Sunday, December 10, 2023.

An opening party will take place on the November 23 (Thursday – national holiday) from 15:00 to 19:00.

Miyu Yamada “Dawn + Drawn”

This marks Yamada’s first solo exhibition at biscuit gallery, wherein she utilizes all three of its floors. Through new works and an innovative design plan, many new aspects of Miyu Yamada as an emerging artist will be made visible.

Text by the Artist

In the height of the summer heat wave, the search for coolness and quiet began at sundown and sometimes lasted until the early morning hours. The exhibition focuses on works created up to the time when the sky begins to change color just a little after the dawn of a night of progress. 

When I look back on my memories of sand, which I work with as one of my mediums, I remember seeing sand in a flowerpot at my parents’ house when I was a small child. A flowerpot is a small thing, but the tiny world seen from the city started my interest in nature.

The drawings that I draw on the beach near my studio every day become blurred or disappear the next day due to wind, rain, or the ebb and flow of the tide. Sand, which does not retain the same shape, is perceived as a simple, undefined, and ambiguous entity. Although sand is so light and small that it quickly rises to the surface, its feel when it is placed on the canvas and its rough texture when mixed with paint is a definite resistance that arouses a primordial desire to paint.

Recently, I have changed my mindset from creating works (like objects) to “painting” them. This is why I took the two words “dawn” and “draw” and titled the exhibition “Dawn + Drawn.”

I hope you will take the time to enjoy it.

Miyu Yamada

available works

Artist Profile

Miyu Yamada

1994 Born in Tokyo
Degree in Law, Aoyama Gakuin University

Miyu Yamada creates works which project the beings which live between the gaps of the currents of time periods and society. She uses materials like soil as an intermediate existence between the city and nature, capturing the characteristic untethered, floating feeling and evasiveness of the modern person.

She develops a series of works based on drawings with raised lines and works using pastels. The creatures that appear in her works are depicted as the viewers themselves as well as Yamada herself as she looks at the rapidly changing times and intersecting societies.

 

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Miyu Yamada
“Dawn + Drawn”

Location: biscuit gallery 1-3F
Dates: Thursday, November 23 – Sunday, December 10, 2023
Time: 13:00 – 19:00 *Closed Monday – Wednesday
Free Admission
Sponsored by biscuit gallery

Opening Reception: 15:00 – 19:00, Thursday, November 23

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【NEWS】Sawako Nasu Exhibition Announcements: Duo Show “GENE – Genes That Transcend Generations – Akira Nakashima & Sawako Nasu” and Group Show “Draw Lines & Shapes in My Maps”

Sawako Nasu, represented by biscuit gallery, is currently participating in two exhibitions: “GENE – Genes That Transcend Generations – Akira Nakashima & Sawako Nasu” (Gallery Hana) and “Draw Lines & Shapes in My Maps” (Taka Ishii Gallery Maebashi).

“GENE – Genes That Transcend Generations – Akira Nakashima & Sawako Nasu”
Gallery Hana

GENE – Genes that Transcend Generations –

Dates: Saturday, November 18 – Saturday, December 9, 2023
Location: Gallery Hana
(B1, 2F, 7F, Minami Azabu 5-1-4, Minato-ku, Tokyo)
Gallery Talk Event: Saturday, Nov 25, 15:00-16:30
(Free Admission, capacity of 30 people)
Artists: Akira Nakashima, Sawako Nasu
Contact: gallery-hana@nifty.com / 070-1470-1187

 

“Draw Lines & Shapes in My Maps”
Taka Ishii Gallery Maebashi

Sawako Nasu《The First Evening》(Photo: Kenji Takahashi)

Dates: Sunday, November 19 –  Thursday, December 28, 2023
Location: Taka Ishii Gallery Maebashi
(Maebashi Galleria 1F, Chiyodamachi 5-9-1, Gunma)
Artist Talk Event: Sunday, Nov 19, 15:00 – 16:00
Opening Reception
: Sunday, Nov 19, 17:30 – 19:30
Artists: Ayaka Endo, GORILLA PARK, Hal Matsuda,
Iori Nagashima, Sawako Nasu, Kohei Yamada
Details: https://www.takaishiigallery.com/en/archives/36802/

 

 

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【NEWS】Yurina Okada×JILL STUART Collaboration “W/J” Announcement

Yurina Okada, one of biscuit gallery’s represented artists, will be participating in a collaborative project with fashion designer brand JILL STUART, “W/J (With Jill Stuart)”.

Okada will also be participating in the joint production of merchandise for the “Art Collaboration” exhibition.

A total of five types of items, including T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, totes, and tulle bags printed with Okada’s artwork, will be available at the WHAT CAFE pop-up from November 10 (Fri) and at JILL STUART stores nationwide and on the official online site from November 15 (Wed).

【Exhibition Plan】

This project will also feature product collaborations with artists and an exhibition fusing art and apparel in collaboration with WHAT CAFE, an art gallery café in Tennozu operated by Terada Warehouse.
Works by 19 young artists who reinterpret JILL STUART’s seasonal concept will be exhibited and sold, led by yutaokuda and Yurina Okada, who have jointly developed original art items.

Original drawings of the exhibition plans and art items created for the collaboration will be on display and for sale, allowing visitors to experience a new exhibition space where art and apparel are fused together.

Yurina Okada “Stare 052”

Yurina Okada “Stare 038”

WHAT CAFE, where the exhibition will be held, will offer a special menu during the exhibition period: “Blooming sweets plate,” a plate of sweets inspired by JILL STUART’s seasonal concept. Those who order the sweets plate will receive an artist sticker by either yutaokuda or Yurina Okada as a special gift with purchase.
*The artist stickers will be discontinued as soon as the number of the stickers reaches the allotted number to be distributed.

Exhibition Information

WHAT CAFE EXHIBITION vol.31

Dates: Friday, November 10 – Sunday, November 26, 2023
Time: 11:00 – 18:00(Closes at 17:00 on the final day)
Location: WHAT CAFE(Higashishinagawa 2-1-11, Shinagawa, Tokyo 140-0002)
Free admission
URL: https://cafe.warehouseofart.org/exhibition/what-cafe-exhibition-vol-31

Collaborating Artists (titles omitted, in no particular order): yutaokuda, Yurina Okada

Participating Artists (titles omitted, in no particular order): ayaka nakamura, Midori Arai, Ryota Kanno, Yuki Sakuta, Saori Hasegawa, Rui Sasaki,  Makiko Takashima, Yuhi Nishoka, Nimyu, MANA HIRAI, Atsuki Fujimoto, Saki Matsumura, Kana Minami, Saya Mimura, Takahiro Yumisashi, Yuri Minagawa, Kaoru Yoshioka

Artist Profile

Yurina Okada
1995     Born in Hyogo, Japan
2018     BFA, Kyoto University of the Arts
2020    MFA, Kyoto University of the Arts

Yurina Okada’s work transgresses the realms of painting and photography, posing questions about the possibilities of two-dimensional works for the next generation.

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【News】biscuit gallery “Global Action”

 

biscuit gallery (Shibuya, Tokyo), a commercial contemporary art gallery on Shoto Bunkamura Street in Shibuya, will actively expand its gallery activities abroad under the theme of “Global Action” from 2024.

global action

This will be the fourth year biscuit gallery has been in operation.
For the last three years, we have been able to grow from the generous support from artists, collectors, and others members of the art sector. We would like to thank you once again.

biscuit gallery has held numerous exhibitions both inside and outside the gallery, and from 2024, the fourth year for the gallery, we will actively pursue overseas expansion.

action plan

1. We will actively participate in overseas art fairs.

2.We will promote overseas development of represented and affiliated artists.

3.We will further strengthen our relationships with overseas galleries and art professionals.

4.We will increase our exhibition initiatives with overseas artists in Japan.

 

【biscuit gallery  “Global Action” 2024】

January 2024: Art Fair (Taiwan)

February – April 2024: Invited overseas up-and-coming artist Rhee Donghoon (Gallery SP) to participate in biscuit gallery 3rd anniversary exhibition “grid3”

March 2024: Art Central Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
https://biscuitgallery.com/art-central-hongkong-2024/

April 2024:Sawako Nasu participated in a group show at NISO(London)
https://biscuitgallery.com/sawako-nasu-niso/

May 2024: Art Fair (Busan)
https://biscuitgallery.com/art-busan-2024/

June 2024: “International dialogue”
Group exhibition with international and Japanese artists in cooperation with Jens Peterson
https://biscuitgallery.com/international-dialogue/

June 2024:Miyu Yamada participated in group show “A Fixed-Point Observation from Two Billion Light-Years Away” (TANG CONTEMPORARY ART, Hong Kong)
https://www.tangcontemporary.com/2024-japan-group-wch

June 2024:Kodai Mishiro participates in Art Fair “Galleries Art Fair in Suwon” (Suwon, Korea)
http://hwami.org/

July 2024: Miyu Yamada participates in three person exhibition at Gallery Woo (Busan, Korea)
http://gallerywoo.kr/exhibitions/34-suite-erika-mayo-miyu-yamada-bang-zi-young/overview/

Summer 2024: Residency program abroad for represented artist

September 2024: Represented artist’s solo exhibition abroad (London)

September 2024: Kiaf Seoul (Seoul)
https://kiaf.org/

October 2024: Art Fair Participation (Paris)

※As of June 23, 2024. 

 

【Overseas Development Support Artists】

Kosuke Ajiro
Sawako Nasu
Miyu Yamada
Yosuke Yamanouchi

For inquiries regarding this matter, please contact us here.