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MUGI NAKAJIMA SOLO EXHIBITION June 3rd – June 26th, 2022
Opening: Friday, June 3rd from 4pm—7pm at UCHIGO and SHIZIMI Gallery
Wada Garou Tokyo is pleased to announce our first group show “nidomemashite” by Haruka Kameyama and Momoka Ejiri, on view from April 8th till May 7th, 2022. Kameyama and Ejiri are both have a same routes, Tohoku University of Art and Design. It is not a first meeting, but exactly their reunion, or we should call it "nidomemashite," that brings them together again in this exhibition.
Kameyama paints fusion of entertainment and contradictions on canvas, graft photo-editing apps and photo printed canvas onto traditional painting techniques. Sometimes, making original diorama, Kameyama explores her world. Contrary to cute looks of vivid colored characters, Kameyama gives them a strange story of misfortune by design, and stimulates people's curiosity.
Ejiri has been interested in relationship of kids through interactions with others, and power balance between kids and adults. For her experience, Ejiri paints with full of colors as expression motif of kids, and gives people think. Through studying academic education, especially, how to shape identity of childhood had a huge impact on Ejiri, and it is the sauce of her creation.
Kameyama and Ejiri both have immense interest in each other's works, that became an important engine for this exhibition "nidomemashite". All the works for this exhibition explore the capability of two artists influences each other, and story of reunion which is able to see one resonates another.
Kameyama paints fusion of entertainment and contradictions on canvas, graft photo-editing apps and photo printed canvas onto traditional painting techniques. Sometimes, making original diorama, Kameyama explores her world. Contrary to cute looks of vivid colored characters, Kameyama gives them a strange story of misfortune by design, and stimulates people's curiosity.
Ejiri has been interested in relationship of kids through interactions with others, and power balance between kids and adults. For her experience, Ejiri paints with full of colors as expression motif of kids, and gives people think. Through studying academic education, especially, how to shape identity of childhood had a huge impact on Ejiri, and it is the sauce of her creation.
Kameyama and Ejiri both have immense interest in each other's works, that became an important engine for this exhibition "nidomemashite". All the works for this exhibition explore the capability of two artists influences each other, and story of reunion which is able to see one resonates another.
Mugi Nakajima｜Painter
Born 1978 in Nagano, raised in Osaka, based in Osaka.
Graduated from Kyoto City University of Arts, majoring in oil painting.
He focuses on creating abstract paintings, while incorporating events expanding from his work. “Through this activity, I would like to be free from anything and be a medium that connects everything.
Born 1978 in Nagano, raised in Osaka, based in Osaka.
Graduated from Kyoto City University of Arts, majoring in oil painting.
He focuses on creating abstract paintings, while incorporating events expanding from his work. “Through this activity, I would like to be free from anything and be a medium that connects everything.
【Information】
OPEN STUDIO & EXHIBITION / multi LD
MUGI NAKAJIMA SOLO EXHIBITION June 3rd – June 26th, 2022
*Please note that Opening hours and Closing days vary depending on the venue.
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OPEN STUDIO & EXHIBITION
Venue 1：UCHIGO and SHIZIMI Gallery OPEN：Monday – Sunday 10:00~18:30 CLOSED：National Holidays Tel /Fax：03-6261-0018 Email：guas.info@gmail.com Maison de Ville Kanda Jimbocho 1F Sakura Street 2-11-4, Kanda Jimbo-cho Chiyoda-ku Tokyo 101-0061 Japan *Map |
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VENUE 2： Wada Garou/和田画廊 OPEN：Tuesday - Sunday 13:00 - 18:30 CLOSED：Monday and National Holidays Tel/Fax: 03-6263-2404 Email：info@wadagarou.com 3F 3-5-16, Ginza , Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan ★Map |